Only when you have faith can you have the courage and ability to bear the pain, and only when you have faith can you make the suffering bear rich fruits. Faith is our hope in despair. "The work we want to discuss is written for us. They came from another country decades ago, but they found a real echo in our country. In his works, his author issued an appeal to China readers and placed infinite hope. " This is the French writer Roman. Roland's Who's Who. Roman. Roland was the winner of Nobel Prize in Literature in 19 16. Who is the Roman? Roland wrote it while teaching art history and studying music. Including biographies of three artists: Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy. "Don't be discouraged when you encounter difficulties, be strong." Everyone can say this sentence, but how many people can do it? How many strong people can we meet around us? I learned a lot of noble spirit from the famous musician Beethoven, especially his indomitable spirit of fighting against fate. Beethoven's childhood was painful. Life is like a tragic and cruel struggle for him. Beethoven was deaf in both ears, but he was afraid to show it to others. He left the crowd. Beethoven had no friends. He fought against fate alone. Can only send a piercing call to heaven. The boiling of life set off the finale of music, and Beethoven longed for happiness; He doesn't want to believe that his misfortune is incurable; He longs for healing, he longs for love; He is full of hope; Eventually become a celebrity. Beethoven is so strong, not because he is strong, but because he has experienced difficulties. His ode to joy is not about the victory of the conqueror, but about the light that overcomes the pain. The brilliance of his life lies in his praise of happiness in the depths of tragic fate. As the author finally wrote: "What victory can be compared with this victory? In what battle of Bonaparte, when did the sunshine of Austerlitz reach the brilliance of such superhuman efforts? Get a spiritual victory that has never been seen before? An unfortunate person, poor, disabled and lonely, was created by pain. The world did not give him happiness, but he created happiness for the world. He forged happiness with suffering. . . . . . "Michelangelo endured another kind of pain. His work day and night exhausted him, but his work was forced. If he refuses, the person who submitted the task can't force him, but he dare not. He is timid in front of powerful people, but he looks down on those who are afraid of power and influence. He is ashamed of his timidity and hates himself. He said in "Poetry": "Let me suffer! Pain! No day in the past belongs to me. " He has struggled with this pain all his life. "Faith is the power of life. One cannot live without faith. The answer given by faith to the secret of life contains the deepest wisdom of mankind. " This is Tolstoy's rethinking of religion. Maybe your grades are a little worse now, but it doesn't mean you will be like this in the future. We must believe in our own strength and have confidence in ourselves. Similarly, we should study hard and be a good student with excellent academic performance. Beethoven once said in a letter to his younger brothers, "Only morality, not money, can make people happy." ! He once said, "Happiness is bought with pain." He did it. What about us? When you encounter difficulties, will you face them with a happy attitude? If we encounter difficulties, will it bring happiness to others? At least, I can't. When encountering difficulties, I sometimes flinch, dare not face them, and even push them to others. "No excellent navigator can be trained in a calm sea." How can you see a gorgeous rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? Tragic fate befalls not only ordinary people, but also great men. When we encounter difficulties, we should think that many of the best molecules in human beings are with us. They have encountered setbacks, but they have survived and have not fallen. Who's Who is a book that inspires people to make progress and work hard. Although it is only a book, in my opinion, it makes people taste the joy and pain, greatness and ordinary of these great men.