After reading Madame Curie's biography, I was deeply touched when I read Madame Curie's biography in the last week of winter vacation. What impressed me most was what he said: "If you can follow your ideals and live in a spirit of freedom, tenacity and honesty, you can achieve perfection."
In order to extract radium from slag, Madame Curie worked hard for 45 months, stirring day and night, wearing a dirty and full overalls, and thick black smoke came out, which made him cry. Moreover, her laboratory is a very simple abandoned bar and wooden shed. When it rains, it leaks and the room is wet. Summer is sultry and humid, and winter is unbearable. Every time she works in the chemistry lab.
Madame Curie has various identities on different occasions. She is a famous French scientist, an ordinary worker, a housewife and the mother of those two children.
Madame Curie discovered radium under such harsh conditions. Madame Curie discovered radium, which was a great contribution to the world. Radium benefits mankind. During the war, she always used her medical knowledge to cure patients with radium.
After reading this book, what moved me most was the selfless dedication of radium extracted by myself, without seeking personal interests. I have to admire this spirit. If we want to be a successful person, but now we have developed a selfish, arrogant and possessive character, it is really shameful. Madame Curie asked me to persevere and work hard in my future study.
After reading Madame Curie's biography, I feel that Madame Curie's greatest characteristic is perseverance and selfless dedication. It is not easy for a person to get good grades, and it is not easy to achieve something. He must work hard and persevere. If a person is very selfish and only cares about himself, regardless of other people's feelings, then he won't achieve much. As Tao Xingzhi said, we should stand up with a heart and walk without a blade of grass. However, Madame Curie did just that.
Although Madame Curie lived in poverty as a child, she persisted in studying. When Madame Curie came to study at Sorbonne University in Paris, she wore shabby clothes, lived in a humble room and ate tea and bread. The books in the university attracted her deeply. Once, when I was reading in the library, I forgot to eat. As a result, I fainted from hunger. How hard I work! Usually do homework and think about problems, always afraid of hardship and fatigue. Have we ever thought about how good our living conditions are now, but we are still lazy? But under such difficult conditions, Madame Curie is still studying hard. I really admire her!
Madame Curie regarded fame and fortune as dirt. She was poor all her life, not because she had no money. When Madame Curie discovered two new elements, polonium and radium, someone already wanted to hire her at a high salary, but Madame Curie refused. Why? Why do you refuse to pay so much money? Because she loves science, what a great contribution! How worthy of our study!
Read Madame Curie's biography, 3 "The weak wait for opportunities, while the strong make opportunities."
This is Madame Curie's famous saying. Madame Curie is one of the scientists I admire most. During the summer vacation, I was lucky enough to read the book Biography of Madame Curie, which made me know her better and admire her more.
Madame Curie seems to be a sonorous rose in full bloom in the wilderness, persistent and firm. She is the first woman to win the Nobel Prize, the first scientist to win two Nobel Prizes, and the first female professor at the Sorbonne University in France. She is … but how hard her scientific research is. She works in a house as simple as a stable. If there were no chemical instruments on the workbench, we would never have thought that this was a laboratory. Madame Curie discovered and refined radium in this situation.
Madame Curie won many honors in her life, but she regarded fame and fortune as clouds. Not only did she tell everything she knew about radium unconditionally, but she also gave her hard-earned radium salt and bonus to the hospital. The most interesting thing is that she brought many medals and trophies to her daughter as toys. Einstein commented on her like this: "Of all the celebrities I know, Madame Curie is the only one who is not carried away by fame."
Madame Curie is an example for me to learn from. I want to learn from her firmness, kindness, indifference to fame and fortune, be a real strong person and be a useful person to society.
Reflections on Madame Curie's Biography 4 The name Madame Curie is a household name all over the world, and her contribution to mankind will go down in history forever. She is a brilliant star in the history of human science and the only female scientist who has won the Nobel Prize twice. Each of us can blurt out these comments. However, I can really fully understand her legendary and short life. From the biography of Madame Curie recommended by the teacher this winter vacation, I can understand her outstanding and noble character.
This book, written by Madame Curie's daughter as a special family member, quoted many letters from the Curie couple and their relatives and friends. Diary and other written materials recorded her parents' life very truly. Her vivid and touching narrative made my understanding of Curie and Madame Curie rise from superficial respect to heartfelt admiration and worship.
Although she was born in poverty, she treated money like dirt. Although she lives abroad, she has strong patriotism. She lost her best partner in her career and life in middle age. She has experienced so many mental pains and diseases, but it has never weakened her exploration of science. She spent the rest of her life in eternal dedication.
Although I still can't fully understand all the contents of this book, Madame Curie's noble character and selfless dedication to science and mankind have been deeply imprinted in my mind and rooted in my heart.
I know I can't be a scientist like Madame Curie, but no matter what I do and what I study when I grow up, I will silently follow her example and thank her for the most precious spiritual wealth and scientific contribution.
Reflections on the Biography of Madame Curie 5. The Biography of Madame Curie reviews the extraordinary life of Madame Curie, a great woman who influenced the world process, and mainly describes Madame Curie's quality, work spirit and attitude towards things. Author Eve Curie tells readers in detail that her mother has not only made outstanding achievements in the field of science, but also set an example for her daughter with her noble behavior of dealing with people all her life. She also has many unique methods to educate her daughter. After reading this book, I believe that Madame Curie's patience with hardships and disasters, her work spirit will urge us to work hard, and her attitude can even cleanse our hearts.
After learning about Madame Curie's glorious life, the lessons and inspirations we get from it are profound and extensive. First, as long as the oppressed and trapped people are strong-willed, not afraid of difficulties, study hard and dare to climb, the road to victory and success can be smooth. Second, to understand and support new things, we must engage in scientific research and all other work with innovative spirit, and we must have indomitable perseverance and courage to complete it. Third, on the road of science, you may sometimes encounter undue oppression and discrimination, but as long as you have confidence and a down-to-earth and selfless work spirit, the shackles and imprisonment of conservatism can be broken. Fourth, in scientific research and other work, the necessary material conditions are necessary, but it is more important to create conditions by self-reliance and always adhere to the spirit of hard struggle.
Thoughts after reading Madame Curie 6 In recent days, I have read Madame Curie. This gave me a deeper understanding of Madame Curie. Here, I will share it with you.
Marie (Madame Curie's nickname) was born in Poland, just as Russia came to carve up Poland. It can be said that Mary's childhood was a miserable one. And the family is poor and has no mother. However, with extraordinary wisdom and strong consciousness, Mary was admitted to a bachelor's degree and won a scholarship. Mary is interested in physical chemistry again. Therefore, I manage my family diligently every day and spend most of my time in the laboratory. But because of overwork, she suffered from anemia. Many things happen. At that time, she won the Nobel Prize, and he developed a radioactive substance-radium. 1895, she and Pierre. Curie got married. 1906, Pierre. Curie died in a car accident. Mary, 1934. Scollo Dovski. Madame Curie died at 67.
After reading it, I thought Madame Curie was great. She does not ask for anything in return, but contributes to mankind. I am very touched. It died of radium radiation! How much he has paid for us behind our backs, alas! I am heartbroken! The scientist proved that women can also become scientists and make contributions to the country. Madame Curie will in my heart forever. Unlike other women, she has contributed to us. Madame Curie!
I read the biography of Madame Curie and recently read a book, Biography of Madame Curie, which impressed me deeply.
Madame Curie had a good memory when she was a child and became a famous scientist when she grew up. After reading this book, I have been thinking about such a question: Why do some people have a good memory, but they can't become scientists? I learned from books that Madame Curie had a strong desire to go to college when she was a child. Because of her clear goals, she is particularly interested in books and studies hard, which makes her memory better and better, just like the sharp blade of a knife grinds faster and faster. Later, she took a train from Warsaw to Paris to study alone. With her talent and diligence, after four years of hard work, she obtained a bachelor of science degree. After graduating from college, she used her spare time to do her own research work in a shabby student laboratory while teaching. Finally, she became famous for discovering the radioactivity of radium and won the Nobel Prize twice.
From Madame Curie, I understand a truth: to be a person who contributes to society, besides good talent, it depends on the efforts of the day after tomorrow. I also have a good memory. When I was four years old, I could completely retell the tape of Sister Juping's story. But I have many shortcomings, such as muddling along and not studying very hard, which greatly limits my understanding. Madame Curie can study under such difficult conditions, but we can't study under such good conditions. How can we live up to our times? I really admire Madame Curie. She and Mr. Curie worked in a dark studio for three years and nine months, and finally extracted one gram of pure radium. Madame Curie suffered from cataracts caused by this magical light emitted by radium, but she still stubbornly engaged in scientific research. Madame Curie's hard-working spirit is really worth learning!
Reflections on Madame Curie's Biography 8 At the end of the summer vacation, I read a biography called Madame Curie. Deeply moved. Madame Curie is the only female scientist who won two Nobel Prizes in history. Madame Curie was originally from Poland and has been studying the radioactive element radium for a long time. Madame Curie worked hard for 45 months to extract radium from 9000 kilograms of asphalt and slag. I kept stirring every day, wearing dusty overalls and drawing tears, and it was in a very simple laboratory. As a woman, what a heavy and hard job it is! She is a world-famous scientist, ordinary worker, housewife and mother of two children.
Of course, Madame Curie discovered radium, which is a great contribution. But what is even greater is that she gave up the wealth brought by patents and let radium benefit mankind in advance. The laboratory is her home, and one gram of radium is the crystallization of Madame Curie and her husband. Although she is a famous scientist, she still leads an ordinary life. Her spirit is obvious and great, and it is worth learning! There are no wasted days in Madame Curie's biography, only a solemn life; There is no neglect of enjoyment, only heroic struggle; There is no treacherous structure, only harmonious dear air; There are no ugly pictures, only pure souls-this is the most boring biography of scientists; It is also the most touching story of a heroine. The Biography of Madame Curie made me realize that it is not easy to get good grades, and we must make 100% efforts.
"There is a road in Shushan, and there is no limit to learning the sea." Always be ready!
The Biography of Madame Curie is a documentary book about people written by Madame Curie's youngest daughter, Eve Curie, which describes the extraordinary life of the great woman Madame Curie. Reading this book, we can learn about Madame Curie's life style and perseverance in the face of difficulties, which are worth learning.
The book Biography of Madame Curie tells in detail the hard life of Madame Curie when she was young, but she was not defeated by these difficulties, but made money by her own efforts and fulfilled her dream of studying. Later, after she met her husband and got married, she devoted herself to scientific experiments. After unremitting efforts, Madame Curie and her husband extracted radium.
Unfortunately, however, it is not far from Madame Curie. At this time, Madame Curie's husband was killed in a car accident. The death of her husband was a great blow to Madame Curie, but she survived strongly. Four years later, Madame Curie further purified the pure radium salt and determined the atomic weight of radium.
In the book Biography of Madame Curie, there is a description of her college life. It can be seen that her college life is rather hard, but under such conditions, Madame Curie still studied hard and achieved excellent results, which is worth learning. There is a road in the mountain of books, but there is no limit to learning the sea. "Only by studying hard and climbing the mountain of books can we master knowledge. In the study, we should learn from Madame Curie's spirit of studying hard, studying hard and being tenacious and enterprising.
After reading the Biography of Madame Curie, I felt a lot. Her success came out step by step on her own, and she shed countless efforts and sweat behind her great success in the field of science. In the later life journey, I will learn from Madame Curie's enterprising spirit and indomitable perseverance, and walk out of a sunshine avenue of my own.
After reading Madame Curie's biography, she discovered radium and won the Nobel Prize twice. She is the mother of science-Madame Curie.
Madame Curie was the first in primary and secondary schools, but due to family constraints, Madame Curie was not allowed to go out as a tutor when she was 16 years old and was far away from her hometown. When we face these difficulties, what will we do? We just hang back and wait for others to help us. However, Madame Curie's strong personality helped her through these difficult six years.
Later, Madame Curie went to Sorbonne University in Paris and studied harder. She doesn't even eat three meals a day, only some radishes and cherries. Madame Curie will study until two o'clock in the morning as long as her body can support her. Madame Curie's experiments became more and more intense, from the properties of steel to the study of pitchblende, and she finally overcame many difficulties.
Madame Curie is such a persistent person for the cause of science. She studies hard and the spirit of never compromising in the face of difficulties is worth learning!
But later, due to the long-term radiation of radium, Madame Curie died at the age of 66. I feel very sorry to think that she died so early. If Madame Curie lives in the present and has a safe and high-quality scientific research environment and atmosphere, she will certainly make greater contributions to mankind.
Reflections on Madame Curie's Biography 1 1 In the last week of winter vacation, I read Madame Curie's biography and was filled with emotion. What impressed me most was what he said: "If you can follow your dreams and live in a spirit of freedom, tenacity and honesty, you can achieve perfection."
In order to extract radium from slag, Madame Curie worked hard for 45 months, stirring day and night, wearing a dirty and full overalls, and thick black smoke came out, which made him cry. Moreover, her laboratory is a very simple abandoned bar and wooden shed. When it rains, it leaks and the room is wet. Summer is sultry and humid, and winter is unbearable. Every time she works in the chemistry lab.
Madame Curie has various identities on different occasions. She is a famous French scientist, an ordinary worker, a housewife and the mother of those two children.
Madame Curie discovered radium under such harsh conditions. Madame Curie discovered radium, which was a great contribution to the world. Radium benefits mankind. During the war, she always used her medical knowledge to cure patients with radium.
After reading this book, what moved me most was the selfless dedication of radium extracted from its own hardships, without seeking personal interests. I have to admire this spirit. If we want to be a successful person, but at this moment we have developed a selfish, arrogant and possessive character, it is really shameful. Madame Curie asked me to persevere and work hard in my future study.
Marie Curie was born in 1867 and died in 1934. She is usually called Madame Curie, a French female physicist born in Poland. This book is about her childhood to her later years.
In the book, my heart and Madame Curie witnessed her success together. The emotion of this book is a wave of turmoil. When Madame Curie invented radium (Ra), I was proud of her. When I won the Nobel Prize, I was happy for her.
I like Madame Curie's tenacity. After studying in that shabby hut for eight years, my hands are festering, my cataracts have changed a lot, I can't see clearly, I will go blind, and I still insist on working. I was moved. She also went to the battlefield to help the wounded soldiers in World War I, which really made me feel distressed.
Many things happen. He won the first Nobel Prize, and then he won the second Nobel Prize. But when she received a gram of radium salt in the United States, she said, "This gram of radium is not mine, but belongs to all Poles." This shows Madame Curie's patriotic feelings.
Madame Curie's life seems short, but in fact it is very long. I like her efforts, her simplicity, her selfless dedication and her great success are remembered by the world. I want to make contributions to my motherland like her.
Reflections on Madame Curie's Biography 13 I read Madame Curie's biography this summer, and it deeply touched me.
She has been poor for half her life, and her fate is bumpy. She lost her mother in childhood and her husband in middle age. She is Madame Curie.
Madame Curie struggled with the author of fate all her life, but she never gave up. She believes that people should have perseverance, otherwise they will accomplish nothing.
She is an outstanding scientist and has made great contributions to mankind. Together with her husband pierre curie, she discovered two radioactive elements, polonium and radium. Radium is not the first radioactive element, but it is the most radioactive element. Using this radioactivity, people can effectively treat cancer, and the medical profession has brought great gospel.
Madame Curie has made countless contributions to the scientific cause of mankind. Not only that, but also her noble character deserves our respect. Madame Curie was loyal to her motherland, and the new element polonium was named to commemorate the motherland Poland. She said, "The motherland is more important than life. It is our mother and our land."
She is modest and low-key, even if she wins the Nobel Prize twice, she will not appear in the media. She said to her children, "Honor is like a toy. You can only play with it, or you will accomplish nothing. " Einstein commented on her like this: "Among the celebrities I know, Madame Curie is the only one who is not swayed by fame."
However, Madame Curie left us in the early morning of July 4th, 1934. According to the autopsy report, the murderer who caused her death was radium.
I don't think she left us forever, because her noble character and firm belief deserve to be passed down from generation to generation.
After reading Biography of Madame Curie 14, everyone is familiar with Madame Curie. The deeds of this great scientist are really amazing. He won the Nobel Prize twice in his life. I recently read the book Biography of Madame Curie.
Madame Curie was born in an ordinary family, and her family was very poor. Her motherland was occupied and ruled by the czar. Her childhood was full of troubles, but she established a firm dream belief and studied very hard. When she was young, she lived in a shabby hut and struggled for her dreams in a difficult environment. There, he met Abiel Curie. They got married and studied science together. 1898, Madame Curie discovered a new radioactive element, one called polonium and the other called radium. Polonium is one hundred times more radioactive than uranium, and radium is one million times stronger than uranium. 1903 Madame Curie won the Nobel Prize in Physics. Twenty years later, Madame Curie suffered from cataract and underwent surgery. She had two operations at 1924 1 1930, but she still adhered to science. How strong he is! Ten years later, Madame Curie got leukemia, but at 1935, she won the Nobel Prize in chemistry.
1July 5, 935, she left, and the great scientist left, but her great achievements are still in everyone's heart. Her story, let me understand, only hard sweat will have rich returns, no matter what difficulties and setbacks, can not give up.
After reading Madame Curie's biography, I feel 15, a famous French Polish female scientist. She discovered radium, which played a key role in treating diseases. She is a female scientist, trying to extract radium, regardless of her reputation. Of course, she is also a wife who is not afraid of setbacks. She is the female scientist whom Einstein admires most-Madame Curie.
This book mainly tells the story of Madame Curie's experience as a scientist. When she was a teenager, she worked hard to become a teacher and achieved excellent results. In middle age, her husband died in a car accident, but she was very strong and resolutely took over her husband's position. Later, she studied radium in a humble laboratory. She won the Nobel Prize for the second time in history and was the first person to use radioisotopes for treatment.
Among them, I was moved by Madame Curie's indifference to the good qualities of fame and fortune. She has made great contributions to world medicine, but she doesn't care about fame. She gave up the wealth brought by the patent and let radium benefit mankind in advance. She has been invited to accept the Nobel Prize many times. What a precious quality it is today when the phenomenon of corrupt officials is so serious! She is like a diligent bee, who only thinks about the interests of mankind, is duty-bound to benefit mankind, and never ignores her fame and fortune. She doesn't value wealth, and her attitude towards fame and fortune is also very indifferent. Finally she died of illness.
After reading Madame Curie's biography, I believe Einstein's evaluation of Madame Curie: "Among all famous figures, only Madame Curie is not corrupted by reputation" is not casual.