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Edison, a great scientist, made many major contributions to the world, filling the world with light and making it convenient for us of communication. During this vacation, I read his biography and learned the secrets of his success.

Edison showed his difference at an early age. He has more curiosity than others, and he will doubt every bit of life until he figures it out. His family members are often confused by him. Who would believe that a person who learns how a hen hatches chicks as a child can grow up to become an inventor who lights up the world? Who would have thought that a person who poked honeycombs in the wild as a child would invent thousands of things that are very useful to mankind when he grows up? Edison had to have bold fantasies before inventing anything. As American Dewey said, every great invention in science starts with bold fantasies. Of course, each of these inventions is not just fantasy, but also requires their hard work, careful study, and unremitting research. When Edison invented the electric light, in order to make the lamp last longer, he finally thought of using bamboo as the filament. So he and his team investigated and heard that there were 20xx kinds of bamboo in the world, and then spent a lot of money to make the lamp filament. A man went to buy some bamboos from all over the world and came back. There were more than 6,000 kinds of bamboos. After trying them one by one, he found that the bamboo from Japan was the best. Doesn’t this story also tell us that we must persevere in whatever we do? Edison's medals and inventions contain so much hard work and sweat! This is due to his in-depth curiosity and imagination, as well as his perseverance.

Edison only attended elementary school for three months in his life. His knowledge was obtained through his mother's teaching and self-study. He has done a lot of work, but he always remembers his goal: he wants to be a great person! When someone called Edison a "genius", he explained: "Genius is 1% inspiration plus 99% perspiration. The corresponding genius is often those who have done all the homework." He combined many people from different majors People were organized, including more than 100 scientists, engineers, technicians, and workers. Many of Edison's major inventions relied on the strength of this collective to achieve success. His achievements are mainly due to his hard work, creative talent and collective strength. In addition, his wife also played a very important role.

After reading "Edison's Biography", I thought deeply. When I was a child, a person who was called a "muddlehead" and "imbecile" by the teacher could actually achieve such great achievements when he grew up. Why? It is precisely because of his diligent and tireless work that he can achieve such achievements, and also because he has been curious about the things around him since he was a child. Everyone will always encounter failure when doing things, but failure is also very important to us. Edison said He said: "Failure is also what I need. It is as valuable to me as success." This is the secret of his success!

This book made me understand: to be curious about the things around you, to have a beginning and an end to something, to not be discouraged when encountering setbacks, and not to be discouraged even if you fail. On the road of life, There are always some ups and downs in life, and life cannot be smooth sailing, but I can't always take a detour when encountering "blockers". I should learn to face them and eliminate them. Destiny is in my own hands, let me control my own destiny and contribute more to society! After reading the biography of Edison, 300 words 2

Talking about the rise of the United States, we have to talk about him - Thomas Alva Edison. After reading the entire book, I understood that his success stemmed from his curiosity about everything, as well as his great spirit of diligence, hard work and perseverance.

Success comes from curiosity.

Edison loved to read and inquire about things since he was a child. Because he was different from other children, he was called an "imbecile" by others and was ordered to drop out of school by his teacher. However, this did not stop Edison's enthusiasm for things. In the process of selling newspapers and doing business, he developed a strong curiosity about experiments. Since then, more than 200 inventions have been born from his hands through experiments.

Success comes from curiosity about things. Without curiosity about things, without a sentence of why, how would there be today's gramophone, incandescent lamp, and battery? Therefore, success comes from curiosity. We must also be curious people and ask more why.

Success comes from diligence, hard work and perseverance.

The reason why Edison was able to achieve such great results was not only his curiosity about everything, but more importantly his own qualities: diligence, hard work and perseverance. The most famous example is Edison's research on electric light filaments. Edison did many experiments for a small piece of filament. In the later period, he had developed the habit of doing an experiment on every material in his hand. There are always some secrets in successful people that make them successful, and Edison's secret is diligence, hard work and perseverance. Faced with repeated failures, he did not give up. His belief in science made him face every experiment with perseverance. Eventually, he succeeded.

Reading a good book is equivalent to talking with a great man. Reading this book, I seemed to see the figure of a great man through the whirlpool of history. Work hard at the forefront of the times and promote the progress of civilization with wise ideas! Edison, I salute you. Edison, I'm proud of you. Edison, thank you. When you left many technological civilizations to future generations, you also left behind your diligence, hard work... and a series of spiritual wealth. After reading the biography of Edison, 300 words 3

I finished reading the article "Edison" with curiosity, and the image of a great scientist was deeply reflected in my mind. His diligent life gave me profound inspiration.

Edison was born in a peasant family in the United States. He was not very smart when he was a child. He started going to school at the age of seven and dropped out of school within three months of arriving. Later, I learned a lot of knowledge under the guidance of my mother. He loved science since he was a child. As his knowledge increased, he became more interested in the study of science. When he was 12 years old, due to his poor family, he had to work as a newspaper boy on the train, selling newspapers and studying at the same time. Once, he lost feeling in his right ear due to a car accident, but he still studied hard. Another time, he helped others and got help from others. From then on, Edison cherished his life very much, studied diligently on his own, and determined to dedicate his life to science. With his indomitable will and perseverance, and the spirit of not being discouraged, not retreating, and not yielding in the face of millions of failures, he overcame numerous difficulties and finally completed his electrical invention and became a great inventor in the world.

I once thought about being a scientist and making contributions to mankind. But I didn't study hard enough. After reading the book "Edison", I gradually realized that my ideas were naive. I want to learn from Edison. He once said: "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent sweat." If you do any work without sweat, there will be no wisdom and inspiration. Naturally, There will be no more "geniuses".

Through this story, I learned that as long as we study hard, our dreams can become reality. After reading Edison's biography, 300 words 4

When night falls, every household turns on the electric lights that bring light to people. When movies are played on the screen, they bring people joy and sadness. When the phone rings, there is no need to When you travel thousands of miles and can talk to your relatives and friends across thousands of mountains and rivers, have you ever thought about who invented and created all this, which has brought convenience and joy to our current lives. Yes, he is the famous American inventor Edison. He invented more than a thousand things in his life. The title "King of Invention" is really well deserved. Likewise, his achievements are watered with sweat and hard work.

When he was 8 years old, after only reading for 3 months, he was dismissed by the teacher as an "imbecile" and kicked out of school. Under his mother's careful education, Edison finally developed better I have achieved great results, read many books, increased my knowledge, and broadened my horizons. In his late teens, The Herald was finally published. At that time, "The Herald" was the result of Edison's hard work and the best proof of his diligence.

Some people may disagree. Edison was a genius, and we don't have the ability to compare with him at all, but "Genius is 99% sweat and 1% inspiration." Geniuses will also encounter difficulties, and the difficulties they often encounter are unbearable for ordinary people. However, Edison relied on his perseverance to fight bravely on the road of science. His first invention was to automatically record voting tree settings, but it did not really bring convenience to people, so he made up his mind to invent something that would help people's lives.

It turns out that inventions and creations also require careful consideration. The things invented must be truly close to life. Otherwise, some useless things will not be recognized by people after they are invented. The inventor must be Think about society and the people. Edison is an excellent inventor, and I want to benefit the people of society like Edison did. Thoughts after reading Edison's Biography 300 words 5

At the beginning of this year, I read through the e-book "Edison's Biography". Deeply affected by the story.

As a great man in history, Edison still shines brightly. I have to think about "why". I think for human beings: the essence of life is creation. Ordinary people usually accumulate wealth to improve their lives, which is also creation. A great man changes the process of human civilization through his own work. The reason why he becomes a great man is that his significance to mankind is extraordinary and the progress he brings to mankind is also huge. Edison completely changed the human way of life through his inventions one after another. His greatness can be said to be unprecedented and unprecedented.

Reading "Edison's Biography" can make me deeply feel the joy of creation. I often have the urge to participate or create. Each story makes people experience magic and pleasure again and again. Sometimes I really want to do something, be as devoted as Edison, as obsessed as Edison, even if it is just one thing, this life is enough.

Reading "Edison's Biography" made me get to know a person who was once ordinary and extraordinary. Although he is ordinary, like us, he was confused when he was young, struggled for life, and was tired of work. He has been lazy, made mistakes, and experienced joys and sorrows. But he is so different from us. His thirst for knowledge is dozens of times higher than that of ordinary people. He is diligent, persevering, optimistic and open-minded. These are undoubtedly the basis for his success time and time again.

Finally, I will end this article with Edison’s most famous saying: Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. There will be some inspiration more or less in life, but how many people can catch it and work hard for it! It may be difficult for us to be like him, but I think we can do it - just work harder and be more optimistic! Maybe life changes as a result. Be an ordinary but not mediocre person!

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During the summer vacation, I spent two days reading the book "Edison", the great man's biography. This book tells the story of Edison's life since his birth. A series of interesting stories to his death.

Edison was born on February 11, 1847, in the small town of Milan, Ohio, in the midwestern United States.

Edison made 2,000 inventions and 1,093 patents during his lifetime. However, when he was 8 years old, he went to school, but only studied for three months. Because Edison liked to ask questions too much and did not listen carefully in class, he was dismissed by the teacher as an "imbecile" and was kicked out of school. From then on, his mother, Ms. Nancy, became his "mom teacher". Under his mother's careful education, Edison developed a strong interest in reading and kept books as his friends throughout his life. Later, due to contact with "The School of Natural Philosophy", he became interested in chemical experiments. From then on, he embarked on the road of experimentation and invention, and eventually became a great inventor.

After reading this book, I learned a lot of knowledge. Edison’s success was not due to talent, but because of his curiosity, practice, obsession, and persistence.

A reporter once asked Edison: "You invented the filament after more than 1,000 failures. Why can you still persist?" Edison replied: "Because failure is the mother of success!" Yes, if Edison did not persevere, he would not have succeeded. If the filament is invented, there will be no light for all mankind.

In life, when we encounter difficulties or failure, we will give up, but Edison is completely different from us. He will persevere until he succeeds. What a precious spirit this is! We should learn from him, face difficulties when we encounter them, and never be discouraged when we encounter failures. After reading the biography of Edison, 300 words 7

Today I read "The Biography of Edison", which mainly talked about Edison's life. According to statistics, Edison made more than 2,100 inventions, but the one that impressed me the most was when he invented the electric light. When he invented the electric light, he encountered a problem - the choice of filament. He forgot about food and sleep, worked day and night, tested more than 100 materials, and worked for two weeks. Finally, after unremitting efforts, he finally made a filament from carbonized cotton thread.

Edison had a very low level of education, but made such a huge contribution to mankind. What is the "secret" here? In addition to having a curious heart and an instinct for personal experimentation, he also has infinite energy and determination to work hard that are beyond ordinary people. Although he was troubled by difficulties, he never flinched and moved forward courageously. With amazing perseverance and tenacious spirit, he finally achieved his dream goal. This spirit of unremitting pursuit to achieve goals is very worthy of our study.

This reminds me of something that happened to me. I remember one time, I was doing a math problem. I struggled with the pen for several hours but still couldn't solve it. I started to get discouraged, and I thought to myself: Oh, it’s so difficult, no one must be able to solve it, so I’d better not do it. After thinking about it, I threw away the pen and began to close my eyes and rest. But I have been having an ideological struggle in my heart. One voice said: "Use your brain. As long as you persevere, you will definitely succeed." Another voice said: "It's so difficult, I'm sure you won't be able to solve it. Just give up." Finally, my reason defeated my laziness, and I started to work hard again. I picked up the pen and after a long period of struggle, I solved the problem.

I think: No matter what we do, we should learn from Edison’s spirit of unremitting efforts to achieve goals. We must do things well, so that we can accomplish great things.