I think Einstein is the best example:

Einstein, a child who could not speak when he was four or five years old, proved that Pida was Gorath's theorem; he was once regarded as a "dumb" student by his teacher, but he became a world celebrity overnight; he was a clerk in the patent office, but he discovered the theory of relativity and became another Jew to win the Nobel Prize in Physics; He dedicated himself to the universe and mankind, and his two wives left him one after another... His life was full of ups and downs and miracles, but he brought joy and progress to the world.

He is a universally recognized scientific saint and the most brilliant genius in human history. He is called the "Copernicus of the 20th century". In the history of science, only Galileo and Newton can compare with him, but no one can compare with his selfless mind, profound thoughts, noble sentiments and touching charm.

Story 1: Son and Dad

One day, Edward asked his father Einstein.

"Dad, why are you so famous?"

Einstein laughed, took the big rubber ball that the child was playing with, and said meaningfully:

"Look, there is a blind beetle crawling on this ball. He doesn't know that the road he is walking on is crooked. Fortunately, dad knows."

Story 2: Special Bookmark

Einstein once used a check for $1,500 as a bookmark and lost the book. Another story is that he forgot to wear his glasses in a restaurant. He asked the waiter to read the menu, but the waiter said aggrievedly: "Sir, I am not uneducated."

After reading Ein After reading Stan's biography, I realized that the so-called great men were not great at the beginning. The reason why they became great men was because they focused on one thing, and no matter how many difficulties there were, they could not stop their scientific exploration. Einstein famously said: I have no special talents, I just like to get to the bottom of things.

The celebrity Einstein is so humble, what else do we ordinary people have to be proud of?