Digital Inscription

The 16th-century German mathematician Rudolf spent his whole life calculating pi to 35 decimal places, which was the most accurate pi value in the world at that time. His tombstone This set of numbers is engraved on it. "37, 22, 35, RI.P" is the epitaph of American movie star Marilyn Monroe. These numbers have left a mystery to movie fans. In the end, the Monroe Research Institute will reveal the mystery. They respectively represent Monroe's bust, waist and hip circumference, indicating the deceased's wish for beauty during his lifetime.

Illustrated inscription

The tombstone of the famous ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes is engraved with the figure of a ball inscribed in a cylinder to commemorate his discovery that the volume and surface area of ??a ball are both It is a famous geometric principle that the volume and surface area of ??a circumscribed cylinder are 2/3. The German mathematician Gauss discovered the rule and compass method of the regular 17-sided polygon. A regular 17-sided polygon was engraved on his tombstone. The tombstone of French biologist Pasteur is engraved with many chickens, lambs and puppies.

Poetry Inscription

The epitaph of the British poet Shelley is a poem from Shakespeare's "The Snowstorm": "He did not disappear, but he felt a change in the sea, and he became The epitaph of the French romantic poet Musset is a six-line poem he wrote: "When I die, dear friend, please plant a willow tree in front of my tomb. I love its clusters." The faint color of the weeping green leaves makes me feel warm and friendly. On the land where I will sleep forever, the green shade of the willows will look so light and cool."

Humorous Inscription

The tombstone of the great dramatist and poet Shakespeare is engraved with the humorous inscription he wrote for himself before his death: "For the sake of Jesus, good friend, do not dig up this coffin under the loess; let me rest in peace" Those who will be blessed by God will be cursed by the dead." The great writer Bernard Shaw's epitaph: "I have known that no matter how long I live, this kind of thing will definitely happen." The writer Hemingway's epitaph: "Forgive me for not being able to get up!"

Name inscription

The tombstone of French national hero and former French President Charles de Gaulle is only engraved with his name: "Charles de Gaulle". The tombstone of Franklin, the American scientist who once "captured" thunder and lightning in the sky, is engraved with "Franklin the Printer" because he was proud of his job as a printer in his youth.