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A typical example where the environment does not necessarily affect people.
1, Socrates

Once, Socrates was walking in the street, and someone hit him on the back with a stick, which made him unable to stand up and squat down, but soon, he stood up casually. Seeing that he didn't respond, others who witnessed the whole process asked him curiously: You were beaten, why didn't you fight back? Socrates replied with a smile: the wild donkey kicked you, did you return it?

Step 2 be possessed

Dickens, a famous British writer, usually pays great attention to observing and experiencing life. No matter whether it is windy or rainy, he insists on going to the streets to observe and listen every day, recording the odds and ends of pedestrians and accumulating rich living materials.

In this way, he wrote a wonderful description of the dialogue between characters in david copperfield and left a vivid description of the social background in A Tale of Two Cities, thus becoming a generation of British writers and achieving great success in his literary career.

3. Edison

Edison spent ten years developing storage batteries, during which he kept gritting his teeth. After about 50 thousand experiments, he finally succeeded in inventing the battery and was awarded the reputation of "the king of invention"

4. Hua

After Hua graduated from junior high school, Hua studied in Shanghai Chinese Vocational School, but dropped out of school because of tuition, and only had a junior high school diploma for life. After that, he began to teach himself tenaciously and completed all the math courses in high school and junior college in five years. 1928, he was unfortunately infected with typhoid fever, and survived under the care of his wife, but his left leg was disabled.

At the age of 20, he caused a sensation in the field of mathematics with a paper and was invited to work by Tsinghua University. From 193 1, Hua worked and studied in Tsinghua University, and completed all the courses in the Department of Mathematics in one and a half years. He taught himself English, French and German, and published many papers in foreign magazines.

1In the summer of 936, Hua was sent to Cambridge University in England for further study, and published more than ten papers in two years, which was appreciated by the international mathematics community. 1938, China visited Britain and returned to China. In a small attic like a cowshed on the outskirts of Kunming, he struggled to write a book called "The Theory of Prime Numbers in Piling Bases".