Examples of ordinary people creating extraordinary celebrities are as follows:

1. Chiseling through walls to steal light

Kuang Heng, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, loved reading since he was a child. But the family is very poor and they don’t even have enough to eat. How can they have money to go to school? He had to work during the day and study by himself at night. What should I do if my family doesn’t have money to buy lamp oil?

Kuang Heng did not give in to the difficulties and came up with a way: he cut a small hole in the wall and read and study using the weak light from his neighbor's house. He worked hard, learned a lot of knowledge, and later became prime minister.

2. Jack Ma persists in learning

Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba in 1999, never gave up on his dreams.

He once wanted to get into a key elementary school, but failed; he also failed in a key middle school; it took him three years to get into college; he wanted to get into Harvard University, but he also failed. But he had the spirit of perseverance and courage. As the saying goes: "The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from bitter cold." Through his own efforts, he finally succeeded. He said: Dreams must be down-to-earth and are closely related to tears.

3. The story of Otto Wallahao

Otto Wallahao is the winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and his development process is legendary. When Wala Hao started middle school, his parents chose a literary path for him. Unexpectedly, after one semester, his teacher wrote this comment for him: "Wala Hao is very studious, but too rigid. Even if such a person has Perfect moral character can never be displayed in literature."

At this time, the parents had no choice but to respect their son's opinion and let him study oil painting. Kevala Hao is neither good at composition nor polishing, nor does he have a strong understanding of art. His grades were last in the class, and the school's comments were even more unacceptable: "You are an uncultivated talent in the art of painting. "

Faced with such a "clumsy" student, most teachers thought that he had no hope of success. Only the chemistry teacher thought that he was meticulous and had the qualities to do good chemical experiments and suggested that he try to learn chemistry. .

The parents accepted the chemistry teacher’s suggestion. At this time, Vala Hao's spark of wisdom was ignited. The "uncultivated talents" in literature and art suddenly became recognized as "talented students with great future" in chemistry. Eventually won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

4. Helen Keller persevered for her dreams

Helen Keller was blind in both eyes and deaf in both ears, but she worked hard to transform from a sympathetic and unknown little girl into a A strong woman respected by the whole world. If life is really unfair, then life is extremely unfair to her.

She can give up her dream and hide in a dark corner and cry loudly, and no one will blame her. She can also lie on the bed or sit in a wheelchair and be served by others like a vegetable.

But she did not do any of this. She just struggled to learn Braille with the help of the teacher and touched things, relying only on her never-give-up belief and perseverance. She painted her ideal sky with the brightest colors in life.

5. Overcoming the disability of Barreni

Barreni became disabled due to illness when she was a child. Her mother's heart was like a knife, but she still held back her grief. .

She thought that what the child needs most now is encouragement and help, not the mother's tears. The mother came to Barreni's hospital bed, held his hand and said: "Son, mother believes that you are an ambitious person. I hope you can use your own legs to walk bravely on the road of life. Good luck." Reni, can you promise mom?"

The mother's words hit Barreni's heart like a hammer. He cried "Wow" and threw himself into his mother's arms.

From then on, whenever her mother had free time, she would practice walking and gymnastics for Barreni, and she was often so tired that she was sweating profusely. One time, her mother caught a bad cold. She thought that a mother should not only teach through words, but also teach by example. Even though she had a high fever, she got out of bed and helped Barreni practice walking as planned.

Physical exercise makes up for the inconvenience caused by his disability. The role of his mother's example deeply educated Barreni, and he finally withstood the harsh blow given to him by fate. He studies hard and his academic performance is always among the best in his class. Finally, he was admitted to the Medical College of the University of Vienna with excellent results.

After graduating from university, Barreni devoted all his energy to the research of otology neurology.

Finally, he finally got on the podium of the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine.