这是古罗马的一道著名的数学题。古罗马的法律规定:如果有一对夫妻,丈夫不幸去世了,留给妻子一大笔财产,妻子正好还怀着孕,那么等到孩子出生以后,这笔财产当然也要分给自己的孩子。如果生的是儿子,那么母亲应该得到的数量是儿子那部分的一半,如果生的是女儿,那么母亲应该得到的数量是女儿那部分的2倍。 This is a famous math problem in ancient Rome. The law of ancient Rome stipulates that if a husband and wife have passed away unfortunate enough to give his wife a great deal of property and his wife is pregnant, then the property will, of course, be distributed to her children once the child is born. If you were born, then your mother should receive half the amount of that portion of your son. If you were born, then your mother should receive twice the amount of that part of her daughter.