Reflections after reading "The Biography of Celebrities"?

?1. Standing on the land that I thought could not be bigger, I raised my head, but was shocked by the bigger sky, thinking silently in my heart He said: It’s so big; flying under the vast blue sky, quietly looking down at the people walking on the earth, he said lightly: It’s really small.

Always looking at the dazzling light in the dark life, feeling envious, but always complaining about why your life is so miserable? But are their lives actually happier?

Beethoven is a great man respected all over the world. People love his music and learn from his spirit, but have they experienced the incomparable pain in his heart?

His childhood was painful. For a young man who loves art, he takes on the burden of life too early. So much so that running around for a living is undoubtedly desolate inside. The revolution broke out and swept across Europe. It also occupied Beethoven's heart. He used art to benefit the poor and the whole world. In 1796, his illness began to knock on his door, and he never left his side. (After reading: www.fwsir.com) Deafness began to take hold. Tinnitus tormented him day and night. His internal organs also hurt, and his hearing gradually declined. He avoids interacting with others, fearing that others will discover his faults, so he keeps them hidden in his heart. He was not only physically troubled but also tormented by the difficult scenery. He was always passionate about love. In 1801, the object of his love was Zhu Lieta. He enjoyed happiness for the first time in two years. However, in the end, Zhu Lietta married Count Lemberg. It’s so unpredictable! This time in his life, he seemed to be on the verge of death.

It’s a life worthy of people’s “envy”.

We are just a little tired from studying; we are just facing the desolation of others' tyranny and incomprehension; we are just unwilling to accept the exaggerated blame from our parents when we make small mistakes; It’s because you can’t understand this right and wrong environment. So what?

Facing Beethoven’s experience, I deeply sympathize with him. That dazzling aura definitely belongs to him.

The saying "How can you get the fragrance of plum blossoms without being chilled to the bone" is really right. How can Li Li benefit his term of office without experiencing a crushing grinding? How can the world be unable to leave it and praise him? Trees cannot endure the wind and rain year after year, so how can they carve one stroke after another on their annual rings? Let people marvel at its age?

A better future is formed by the tempering of the present. Without the repeated tests of the present, how can we see a bright future?

In the face of other people’s scolding, rolling eyes, and incomprehension in life, we should not resist angrily, but should treat and solve it calmly; when encountering insurmountable obstacles in life, we should not get angry If you jump around and wander around, you should calm down and think slowly...

Life is something that everyone has to face, and she is very fair. If it is bitter first and then sweet, if it is sweet first and then bitter, it all depends on your own choice.

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I learned many noble spirits from Beethoven. What I particularly admire is his spirit of tenaciously fighting against fate. Beethoven's childhood was painful. Life seemed to him a tragic and cruel struggle. Eager to develop his musical talent, his father used violence to force Beethoven to practice various instruments. When he grew up a little, misfortune befell Beethoven again: he lost his dearest mother. Beethoven was so grief-stricken that he could only write letters and cry to his friends.

Beethoven, who grew up in hardship, was also lucky. When the French Revolution broke out, Beethoven met Mozart and communicated with each other. Then, he became a disciple of Haydn. Later, Beethoven began to rise to prominence. Just when Beethoven tasted the sweetness of success for the first time, pain came again. Slowly, the hearing in Beethoven's ears gradually deteriorated, and his internal organs were also tortured by severe pain. But he hid it from everyone until he could no longer hide it, and then he wrote to his two friends, Dr. Wegler and Pastor Amanda. The degree of Beethoven's deafness gradually increased, but he was not completely deaf. It can be said that almost all of Beethoven's works were written after he became deaf.

People saw the genius’ gaze on Beethoven’s youthful face: from that gaze, people could also see his tragic fate. In the years that followed, Beethoven, who had an overly free and violent personality, was rejected by love more than once. While suffering these physical pains, Beethoven had to endure another kind of pain.

In this way, his body also "betrayed" him, and he suffered from lung disease, arthritis, yellow fever, conjunctivitis and so on. The body is getting worse day by day. Despite this, he never gave up on music. You must know that Beethoven remained unwavering in the face of such great difficulties. How much courage and perseverance this requires!

The boiling of life sets off the finale of music. Beethoven longed for happiness; he did not want to believe that his misfortune was incurable: he longed for cure, he longed for love; he was full of hope. Maybe your grades are a little worse now, but that doesn’t mean you will still be like that in the future. You must believe in your own strength and have confidence in yourself.

Beethoven fought against fate and eventually became a celebrity. Similarly, we must study hard and be a good student with both good character and academic performance. Beethoven once said in a letter to his brothers: "Only morality can make people happy, not money.

In addition to this, the author of this book, Romain Roland, also wants to tell us something: tragic fate and painful trials not only happen to ordinary people, but also to great people. When we suffer setbacks, we should think of these examples of enduring and overcoming pain, stop blaming others, and strengthen our beliefs.

3. I glimpse a goal that I cannot be sure of, and I get closer to it every day... If I get rid of this disease, I will embrace the world... I will grab the throat of fate, which will never let me Surrender...how beautiful it is to be able to live one's life a thousand times! "

This is Beethoven's heartfelt cry, a 1,000-word reading of a famous biography.

Since 1815, Beethoven could only talk to others on paper-- An invisible hand took away the most important thing in his life. This was undoubtedly a fatal blow to him. He once wanted to give up composing, leave his motherland, and live in seclusion, but he spent countless sleepless nights thinking about it. After countless fierce ideological struggles, he finally began to face his fate and worked tenaciously, writing the symphonies "Hero", "Pastoral" and "Destiny", the piano concerto "Emperor", the violin sonata "Kreutzer", the piano sonata "Wallenstein", "Enthusiasm", the opera "Fidelio"...

There is a man named Mitchell. He may not be as famous as Beethoven, but he still has the spirit of Beethoven. He once thought that he had the spirit of Beethoven. The unluckiest man in the world: He was burned beyond recognition in a car accident at the age of 46, and was paralyzed by a plane crash at the age of 51. However, he was unwilling to succumb to fate, and finally became a beloved man with his strong will. Orators and successful entrepreneurs. There are many such people. Regardless of whether they are ordinary or famous, anyone who has the spirit of Beethoven and fights against fate is a great man.

Beethoven. His strong will is most perfectly reflected in his music. His spirit and music have influenced generations of people. On his tombstone, these words are engraved: "When you stand in front of his coffin." , what envelopes you is not dejection, but a noble feeling; only for a person like him can we say: He has accomplished a great cause..."

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Michelangelo’s character was really not very good: weak, timid, suspicious, indecisive, and never finished... But what about art? In order to find good materials, he spent a lot of time in the quarry. months; in order to transport the carefully selected stones, he personally led the workers to dig into the mountains and build roads; in order to keep the murals bright and not fall off, he explored the paint formula, and had to start over from scratch whenever he made a mistake, so he tried and failed, and failed again and tried again; In order to build a cemetery and cast bronze statues, he had to learn from scratch areas that were completely unfamiliar to him - copper smelting and architecture. In order to master the structure of the human body, he used corpses to dissect, which not only aroused people's disgust, but also made him seriously ill from exhaustion. Field... He may not be brave in life, but he has never been timid when exploring art!

Feng Gang, an ordinary middle school teacher, also has such superhuman courage, in order to save the lives of wild animals! The beauty was displayed in front of people, thereby arousing people's awareness of ecological protection. Carrying more than ten kilograms of photographic equipment, he traveled all over the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains to photograph Tibetan antelopes, overcoming altitude sickness and getting rid of many difficulties; to photograph wild yaks, He walked alone for 8 hours and his feet were frozen; to photograph the Mongolian wild donkey, he was lost for 14 hours in a temperature of 40°C; to photograph the great egret, he wrapped himself in a raincoat and waited for more than 4 hours... He and Michelangelo Like Chilo, he was very courageous in the career he loved.

Michelangelo created countless works in his life, but he thought that his life was "wasted" because he had so much unfinished work. In fact, he doesn't know that as long as he bravely fights against difficulties, he will be successful.

A benevolent person has compassion for others.

There is such a person. After he came to the world, he showed an unusual sense of dedication and salvation. He made many contributions to many people, but never asked for anything. He fights for the truth in his heart and has no complaints despite being misunderstood many times. He wrote many books, showing a broad picture of history, composing the soul of the nation, and creating a large group of vivid characters. Slowly, he became a highly respected person, his books were praised by people, his good deeds were widely praised, and his name was silently respected by people. Years after he passed away, he is still deeply missed by people. He has a superior status, a healthy body, and a happy family. If he settles for the status quo and lives a peaceful and happy life, no one will remember his existence in a few years.

He is Tolstoy.

Tolstoy liked to go hiking dressed as a tramp. Once, he was resting on the platform of a small train station. A woman on the train beside the platform mistook him for a porter and asked him to go to the waiting room to retrieve her handbag. He did so. The woman gave him a tip of five kopecks. He was stunned for a moment, then put it away naturally. At this time, people around recognized Tolstoy. The woman's surprise turned to embarrassment, and she asked Tolstoy to return the five kopecks to her. Tolstoy refused: "This is the legitimate income I earned with my labor, and I want to keep it. ... This is a very common thing, you don't need to feel uneasy. Goodbye, and I wish you a safe journey, madam." "

Tolstoy once said: "Without simplicity, kindness and truth, there is no greatness.

"His actions allowed people to see the nobility of his soul and the greatness of his personality.

These are these three giants. But fate was unfair to them: Why did Beethoven not have Michelangelo and Thor? Why didn’t Michelangelo have the freedom of Beethoven and Tolstoy? Why didn’t Tolstoy have followers like Beethoven and Michelangelo?… They have all kinds of differences, but One thing is the same, that is: they showed courage and perseverance when encountering setbacks, and their resilience and bravery moved everyone. From this book, we saw three ". "Man with a capital".?

What are your thoughts after reading "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"?

1 "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is a very good novel. Whenever I have free time, I read I couldn't help but pick up the book and savor the mystery of the underwater world in the book.

The main story of this book is that in 1866, monsters often attacked ships at sea. Ronna guessed that it might be a big narwhal, so he took his servant and a fisherman to hunt for the "narwhal" at sea. However, something happened during the hunt, and Professor Aronna and him were surprised. The assistant and fisherman were rushed into the sea and entered the "narwhal". Through the owner there, I learned that it was a submarine, and the outside was entirely made of steel plates, so the fisherman's harpoon became bent. The captain calls himself Nemo, and the submarine is named Nautilus. It turns out that a series of ship attacks were caused by the Nautilus, and Captain Nemo has only one purpose - revenge. Following them around the underwater world, they encountered many interesting, strange, and thrilling things. They started from the Pacific Ocean and passed through the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea... a total of 20,000 miles.

The science of this book. Sex is the most popular. Verne integrated scientific knowledge into his works, which makes people enjoy reading and reading them. The book involves a lot of biological knowledge and some physical knowledge, such as: classification of animals and fish. The story is very exciting. It not only opened our eyes, but also gave us an understanding of the unfamiliar underwater world. It also made me fall in love with science. It was really beneficial!

< p>The scene that moved me the most occurred at the bottom of the sea. That day, Captain Nemo took Professor Arona to dive into the seabed of India to pick pearls. When they came back happily, they found that an Indian was also fishing for pearls. Suddenly, a giant shark with greedy eyes and claws appeared above the Indian, and it rushed towards him. He ducked to the side, and the shark's tail swiped at him, and he fell to the ground just as the shark was trying to eat him. When he did, Captain Nemo took the initiative and started a human-shark battle. He picked up a harpoon and attacked the shark, but he never hit the vital part, and the shark opened its mouth like a big scissor. , knocking the captain to the ground. This is a bit incredible to me, because Captain Nemo said that he had severed ties with the mainland, but at a critical moment, he fought for an ordinary Indian pearl diver. I have some suspicions that Captain Nemo is a dishonest person. But he later said to Professor Arona: "That land is my home." At this time, the mystery of Captain Nemo's life experience has been revealed. From his words, it can be seen that he is Indian, so, The professor and assistant did not understand what they said when they came on board. This incident shows that Captain Nemo has deep feelings for his hometown.

I have benefited a lot from reading this book. I admire Conseil's memory, and Captain Nemo's sense of justice and brave spirit. I learned a lot from this book. It's really a good book!

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Jules Verne, the author of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", was a French science fiction writer with amazing imagination in the 19th century. What is amazing about him is not only the content he wrote. It is a very exaggerated, moving and scientific novel. What is even more surprising is that the stories written in this book are not surprising in our current era, but there were no submarines in his time! But Verne used his amazing imagination and rich knowledge to successfully create the "Nautilus" submarine and the Rankov searchlight in the book "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". The scientific fantasy depicted in the work can be realized today. What's more important is that in his works, the thrilling plots, twists and turns, the lifelike characters and unexpected endings make his works shine with eternal charm. Therefore, Verne is well deserved to be known as the "Father of Science Fiction".

The protagonist of the book, the explorer and professor Mr. Aronnax, and his two companions, Conseil and Ned Land, embarked on an undersea journey on the "Nautilus". The owner of the Nautilus is Captain Nemo. He is an eccentric, melancholic and knowledgeable man. Everyone on the ship communicates in a language that Mr. Aronnax and his two companions cannot understand. Mr. Aronnax feels very strange. Why is it that only Captain Nemo understands the languages ??of the three people? Captain Nemo invited them to travel around the Pacific, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Mediterranean, Atlantic, Antarctica and the North Pole. I encountered many unseen undersea animals and plants, undersea caves, secret passages and ruins that have not been discovered yet.

The book contains a lot of scientific knowledge, geography, culture, geology, so much knowledge. This book contains the author’s method of classifying animals through Mr. Aronnax’s servant’s broad knowledge and love. Serge tells us the knowledge of the ocean and the mysteries in it.

For example, the mucus secreted by a tiny organism called Trichosanthes in the Red Sea is responsible for the blood-red color of the Red Sea. There are many things we don’t know that I know through this book. Mr. Aronnax admired Captain Nemo's unparalleled talent and knowledge. I also admired Captain Nemo's talent and knowledge, and I made up my mind to read more books on ocean knowledge and experience the mystery and magic of the ocean. Exploring the treasures and wealth of the deep sea I believe that in the near future people will be able to build an excellent ship like the Nautilus.

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is not a figment of the author's imagination. It is a science fiction novel accumulated from foresight and erudition.

I admire the author's amazing imagination, rich knowledge, and superb descriptive techniques. For example, when writing about crossing the Antarctic icebergs, the author vividly wrote the ice sea, icebergs, and huge ice cracks, making us immersed in the scene, as if we were on the Antarctic icebergs. Among them, "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", you are really my good teacher!