The best Quotes by Yoon Ah-yi

With math, if you work on it, you'll get the answer eventually. So many problems in this world have no answer, no matter how hard you try.

I always told myself not to cry
Even when I'm sad
Scared that someone might know what I'm thinking
When it's all a lie

If I make it through this difficult time in my life, do you think I can become a wonderful adult like him?

Sometimes whether you believe or not is more important than whether it's real or not.

You're not in a dream
This is your imagination

Why are you so serious? What's wrong with believing and liking stuff like Santa Claus and magic, even when you're a bit older?

The name of this performance is: "Magic that makes you believe in magic again."

Fear is essentially a shadow you grow within yourself.

Isn't it nice to see yourself at the beginning?

Everything was always here
You couldn't see because you've forgotten
Your eyes sometimes deceive the world
Just because something is hidden in the dark
Doesn't mean that it's gone
Turn on the lights!

I want to dance a dance
That's frightening but also enchanting
I want to go wherever the tangled road leads me
A road with no start or end

A story, hard to believe
A face you think you've only seen in your dreams
A strange and amazing story that you wait to hear
At least once in your life

Did you hear that the magician does real magic? During the "Sawing in Half" trick, he actually sawed. In the trick where he makes someone disappear, the person really went missing. And before starting a trick, he always stares into the person's eyes and asks, "Do you believe in magic?"

You can't make a family into a first-class brand if only one person is outstanding.

Cady: "Yeah, I like math."
Damian: "Eww. Why?"
Cady: "Because it's the same in every country."

The wheel allowed people to travel around, trading things. But first, they needed to count how many things they owned. And that led to the tragic invention of maths.

Remember those teachers from the 90s who told you that you wouldn't always have a calculator in your pocket in the future? I'd love to smack my smartphone into his face today!

My little brother proudly told me today that, from now on, they will be allowed to use a calculator in maths-class: "Everything's gonna be much easier!"
I'm laughing.
The calculator's laughing.
X and Y are laughing.

"How're you doing with mathematics?"
"Addition, subtraction, followed by frustration and, in the end, capitulation."

When the maths homework of my son is too hard for me, I post it on Facebook with the caption, "Only 1 out of 10 can solve this."

Knowledge is a paradox. The more one understands, the more one realizes the vastness of his ignorance.

When you lose everything, that's when you're finally free.