Reading Notes of Celebrity Biography 1 Celebrity Biography tells the lives of three great men-Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy. Beethoven made great contributions to the cause of human music; Michelangelo left the pure soul in the world with holy sculptures and beautiful murals; Tolstoy wrote touching articles with truth and love. Although their lives have experienced countless ups and downs, they have not stopped fighting for their own careers. This book describes the great and immortal lives of these three great men.
Although they live in different ages, they have the same experience-the hardships of life, mental pain, ideological troubles, despair and repeated visits by enemies and patients. Fate is always playing tricks on them, but they have survived these hardships with tenacious will, unremitting efforts and indomitable persistence.
They have been pursuing truth, goodness and beauty all their lives and devoted their lives to it. They expressed their respect and love for life to the world with eternal works. Their success stems from their lofty beliefs and great ideals. In the face of doubt, they stick to the truth, in the face of illness, they are indomitable, no matter how difficult, they will not give up. They are as difficult to tame as tigers and do not bow to the secular for lofty beliefs. Their indomitable insistence on the truth is as persistent as a drop of water wears away a stone, and their spirit and will are as indestructible as a hard stone. Such noble personality, great thoughts and persistent spirit are examples for our lifelong learning.
Who's Biography introduced the stories of three famous great men to me, which made me understand that although they were all idle people before, they became great men in three different fields because of their lofty ideals, sincere love for mankind, tenacious will and persistent determination. If we have these qualities, we will certainly become useful people to society.
Notes on biographies of celebrities 2 Biographies of celebrities tell the lives of three great men-Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy. Beethoven made great contributions to the cause of human music; Michelangelo left the pure soul in the world with holy sculptures and beautiful murals; Tolstoy wrote touching articles with truth and love. Although their lives have experienced countless ups and downs, they have not stopped fighting for their own careers. This book describes the great and immortal lives of these three great men.
Although they live in different ages, they have the same experience-the hardships of life, mental pain, ideological troubles, despair and repeated visits by enemies and patients. Fate is always playing tricks on them, but they have survived these hardships with tenacious will, unremitting efforts and indomitable persistence.
They have been pursuing truth, goodness and beauty all their lives and devoted their lives to it. They expressed their respect and love for life to the world with eternal works. Their success stems from their lofty beliefs and great ideals. In the face of doubt, they stick to the truth, in the face of illness, they are indomitable, no matter how difficult, they will not give up. They are as difficult to tame as tigers and do not bow to the secular for lofty beliefs. Their indomitable insistence on the truth is as persistent as a drop of water wears away a stone, and their spirit and will are as indestructible as a hard stone. Such noble personality, great thoughts and persistent spirit are examples for our lifelong learning.
Who's Biography introduced the stories of three famous great men to me, which made me understand that although they were all idle people before, they became great men in three different fields because of their lofty ideals, sincere love for mankind, tenacious will and persistent determination. If we have these qualities, we will certainly become useful people to society.
Heroes are always so tall and unattainable in my heart. Today, when I was holding a Who's Who book and savoring its splendor, I realized what a real hero is.
Beethoven wrote thousands of famous songs with deaf ears; Michelangelo carved hundreds of masterpieces under the grief of losing his mother at the age of 18, and finally died in the studio; Tolstoy released his anger in the fire of war; Their great pain and loneliness tempered their strong will. Become a great hero of the "mind". Yes, Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy are all conquerors of the world. We appreciate the works created by their genius, just as we appreciate the great achievements of our ancestors, and we no longer want to hear their blood. This is undoubtedly an embarrassing thing for us, because the lives of these giants are like a mirror, reflecting our meanness and smallness. We would rather praise their works than feel the greatness of their personality. No, great souls are like mountains. Who's Who is like writing us a symphony of heroes. The enlightenment we get from this is that everyone will suffer and suffer disasters. It is better to work hard than to complain about others. We should not worship great men, but learn from the greatness of great men's personality and make our life full of meaning. We should not rely on impetuousness and quick success, but should stick to our faith, truth and justice and make ourselves immortal. As long as we realize that "Whose Biography" has sublimated our hearts, let the hero's blood appear in front of us and let the hero's red flag fly above our heads, we will gradually feel that in this society where people avoid the sublime, bid farewell to the sublime and settle for mediocrity, our soul has also sublimated into a kind of sublime.
Who's Who tells many famous people who have made contributions to the world. After reading this book, I realized a truth: it may be difficult to become easy to do something seriously; If you don't do it, the easy things may become difficult. Throughout history, many accomplished celebrities can treat this problem correctly.
Whose Biography describes the spiritual strength and beauty of three great artists of different times and nationalities, and makes us feel their long-term suffering in the process of pursuing truth, goodness and beauty.
"An unfortunate person, poor, disabled and lonely, is caused by pain. The world does not give him joy, but he creates joy for the world; He used suffering to shape happiness, as if to explain it with that grandiose sentence-it can sum up his life and become the motto of all heroes: meet with pain. This sentence constitutes the internal tension and ideological charm of Beethoven's biography.
"Who's Who" well proves an old saying, "Those who have achieved great things in ancient and modern times must have perseverance and perseverance."
As long as we realize the sublime sublimation of our hearts from Who's Who, let the hero's blood be in front of us at this moment, and let the hero's red flag fly above our heads, we will gradually feel that in this society where people avoid the sublime and bid farewell to the sublime, our soul has also sublimated into a kind of sublime.
I benefited a lot from reading Who's Who.
The fate of these three giants treated them unfairly: why didn't Beethoven have the wonderful life experiences like Michelangelo and Tolstoy? Why didn't Michelangelo have the freedom like Beethoven and Tolstoy? Why doesn't Tolstoy have followers like Beethoven and Michelangelo ... They are different, but they have one thing in common, that is, they show courage and perseverance when encountering setbacks and calmly deal with difficulties. Their tenacity and courage touched all people. From this book, we see three "capitalized people".
Reading Notes of Who's Who 4 When I opened the table of contents of this book, I was deeply attracted by the stories of these three celebrities.
Beethoven's childhood was miserable. His father discovered his musical talent, but he didn't care about his feelings. Sometimes he locks Beethoven and violin in his room all day and forces him to learn music by violence. Beethoven's mother left him when he was sixteen, and his father became an alcoholic. These misfortunes weighed on Beethoven together, so his temper became grumpy and eccentric. When he was at the peak of his career, misfortune befell him again: he was deaf! How cruel it is for a musician. But he finally overcame his fate and climbed to the peak of his life.
Michelangelo was born in a wealthy family in Florence. His motherland is full of disasters. He saw the invasion of foreign enemies, his works were destroyed, and his family asked him for money. All his life, he was attached to the Pope to do things for him, and the Pope erected a monument for himself, which prevented Michelangelo from reaching his dream. He met many difficulties in his life. He insisted on living to his seventies for his dream.
Tolstoy was born in a rich family. He has a high literary talent. He is successful, but he despises everything he has. He refused to enjoy life and waste time. He wants to show his life value by benefiting mankind.
As long as you don't give in to your destiny, you will change your destiny one day. Life is a struggle, and happiness comes from it. You are the helmsman of your own life boat!
Reading Notes of Who's Who Only when five people have faith can they bear the pain. Only faith can make suffering bear rich fruits. Faith fills us with hope in despair.
We want to discuss these works because we say that he came from another country decades ago, but he found a true echo in our country. His author has attracted readers and placed infinite hopes on his works.
This is the Who's Who by French writer romain rolland. Romain rolland was the winner of the 9-year Nobel Prize in Literature. Who's Who was written by romain rolland, who was an art history professor and studying music. Including three biographies of Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy.
At the beginning of this century, material supremacy, bullying and violence became the era of international order. The author chooses Beethoven, a German musician in the 9th century, Michelangelo, a sculptor in the Renaissance, and lev tolstoy, a Russian writer. These masters of art endow them with noble qualities and guide people out of the low life. Busy people, people who can't help themselves, people who have a rough life, don't rely on the feelings of giants and nobles, but draw more strength before starting?
Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy all accepted the painful test.
Beethoven was deaf in both ears, so he dared not express this to the world. He left the crowd. Beethoven had no friends. He struggled against fate alone and could only make a sharp call to heaven.
Biography of Who's Reading Notes 6 Biography of Who's Who well proves an old saying of China people: People who have achieved great things in ancient and modern times are not only outstanding talents, but also people with perseverance. Romain rolland firmly grasped the similarities between these three artists and their respective fields, and began to restore the lofty humanitarian tradition of 20th century literature and their colorful characters. Beethoven's tortuous life, from the glory he enjoyed for an instant to the poverty at the bottom of his life, from the suffering of his childhood to the pursuit of happiness in his later years, is just like what Roman Roland described as "a life like a thunderstorm". From this, I understand that Beethoven has been struggling with fate and thoughts. Although he gives people a sense of arrogance, his inner weakness and strength can't be tapped by people who don't know him. His passion for writing perfect songs, his persistence in seeking happiness, and his persistence in perfect meeting make his life a natural force; The battle between a primitive force and the rest of nature produced Homer's epic spectacle. He created happiness with his own suffering, and "taking pleasure in suffering" was enough to condense his life. Michelangelo, isn't it? "He has the strength, he was born to fight, to conquer, and he also conquered-he doesn't want to win. This is not what he expected. " He is a spiritual aristocrat and a genius, but he is troubled by genius, and even his spirit and mind are powerless. This crazy excitement exists in a terrible life that is too weak physically and mentally to control. From it, I can see that his life is a sacred pain.
Bitter, but he believes that as long as his soul can be patient and brave, and does not blindly sink into suffering, then it will definitely break through the bondage of spirit. In the struggle and abandonment, he spent his whole life creating immortal masterpieces expressing truth, goodness and beauty. Tolstoy, the great Russian soul shining with flames on the earth, soothed people's stars in the dusk at the end of 19. With his powerful pen, he wrote works that let us follow Tolstoy's contradictory experience step by step. These works describe the darkness of the society at that time, and the belief in God is that he persistently spread the seeds of love to the world with the pen tip. I deeply realized that he insisted on faith and wrote life for truth and justice.
Yes, Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy are all conquerors of the world. We appreciate the works created by their genius, just as we appreciate the great achievements of our ancestors, and we no longer want to hear their blood. This is undoubtedly an embarrassing thing for us, because the lives of these giants are like a mirror, reflecting our meanness and smallness. We would rather praise their works than feel the greatness of their personality. No, great souls are like mountains, where we will get more enlightenment. Who's Who is like writing us a symphony of heroes. The enlightenment we get from this is that everyone will suffer and suffer disasters. It is better to work hard than to complain about others. We should not worship great men, but learn from the greatness of great men's personality and make our life full of benefits. We should not rely on impetuousness and quick success, but should stick to our faith, truth and justice and make ourselves immortal.
As long as we realize the sublime sublimation of our hearts from Who's Who, let the hero's blood be in front of us at this moment, and let the hero's red flag fly above our heads, we will gradually feel that in this society where people avoid the sublime and bid farewell to the sublime, our soul has also sublimated into a kind of sublime.
Notes on Who's Who 7 recently read Who's Who.
This book is a collection of biographies of Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy written by the famous French writer and Nobel Prize in Literature laureate romain rolland. This is a model of world biographical literature.
This book tells the stories of Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy, and their stories have benefited me a lot.
Michelangelo's yearning for art makes me admire; Tolstoy's unremitting efforts and struggles will never be forgotten by me.
Beethoven, in particular, looks strange and may be disgusting, but his infinite pursuit of music is admirable! His childhood was spent in hardships and sufferings. His father tried his best to tap his musical talent to show off that he was a child prodigy. At the age of four, he spent more than ten hours in the piano room every day! Because of this, Beethoven hated music so much that he almost gave it up! Fortunately, he persisted and achieved great success, becoming a famous musician in the19th century, and still is today! This story made me understand that everything needs hard work to succeed. There is no pie in the sky, and everyone should work hard to achieve what they want. The rainbow came out after the rain! I firmly believe that with great sweat and hard work, I will definitely get my due reward!
This is a good book and worth reading!
During the summer vacation, I read a book called Who's Who. In the book, author romain rolland mainly describes the sufferings and bumpy lives of three famous people, namely, German musician Beethoven, Italian painter and sculptor Michelangelo and Russian writer lev tolstoy, and eulogizes their lofty spirit of tenacious struggle against fate. Among them, the great composer, pianist and conductor Ludwig van Beethoven touched me the most.
Beethoven was born in poverty, his father was a tenor, rude and drunk, and his mother was a maid. Beethoven himself was ugly, and his childhood and adolescence were hard, but he showed extraordinary musical talent. His father is eager to make him a musical genius and a cash cow. He did not hesitate to scold Beethoven and forced him to practice harpoon and violin endlessly all day since he was four years old.
1792 65438+Beethoven left his hometown Bonn in February and went to Vienna, the city of music, to study hard. But then Beethoven's hearing declined. His relationship is over. But at this time, Beethoven was in the heyday of his creation and had no worries about everything. While attracting the world's attention, the most tragic period has followed: economic distress, separation of relatives and friends, and lack of hearing. In order to cope with the hardships of life, Beethoven did not give in, but relied on his own efforts to reverse the frivolous music style in Vienna at that time and created the world's top music collection. I am deeply moved and admired by his strong will and unremitting efforts.
"Plum blossoms are not bitter and cold, so how can they smell?" This reminds me of the compilation process of Historical Records by Sima Qian, a historian of the Western Han Dynasty in China, the creation process of How Steel was Tempered by Paul Kochagin, a writer of the former Soviet Union, and the fighting spirit of contemporary Zhang Haidi. The experiences of these people not only confirmed this poem, but also inspired and inspired thousands of people with lofty ideals from generation to generation in Qian Qian.
Of course, we may have made a lot of efforts for this, but we will not get any return for a while. Don't be discouraged at this time. I believe you will gain something if you struggle. Maybe we haven't reached the ideal reality yet, but after all, we have gained a wonderful life course. In fact, experiencing difficulties is also a fortune in life, and the spirit of fighting against fate is supreme and glorious.
Yes, fate should be in our own hands. No matter how painful your body is, no matter how bumpy your fate is, no matter how bumpy your life is, as long as you can work hard to overcome yourself, a perfect future will wave to you not far away. There must be struggle in life, and there must be struggle to succeed. This is what I learned after watching Who's Who.
Who wrote the stories of three great men, Beethoven, Michelangelo and Leo Tolstoy? Roman Roland described their lucky or unfortunate lives in detail with delicate brushstrokes. And what I admire most is Beethoven, a great musician.
Beethoven grew up in a poor family. He was ugly, bereaved, deaf and betrayed by his lover. Fate tried to crush the giant again and again. However, he never gave in to fate, but gritted his teeth again and again. He finally succeeded. All his works are immortal, and his music inspires generation after generation. His indomitable spirit is also talked about by people. He finally became an immortal star in the long river of music.
Who's Who Reading Notes 10 I have read many books before, but I found that every writer wrote a thought-provoking truth in his own book. For example, Defoe let us know what is pioneering and enterprising through Robinson Crusoe, and also gained the confidence to challenge nature, Helen. Keller's autobiography "If you give me three days of light" teaches us to cherish life and strive for self-improvement, Mark; Twain's Tom; The Adventures of Sawyer let us witness a boy's growing experience. Every work, such as Insect, Gulliver's Travels and The Little Prince, is the crystallization of the author's lifelong thoughts and the refinement of his life experience. Through these great works, the masters who stood at the peak of human thought had a cordial and pleasant dialogue with us.
The book "Whose Biography" wrote three heroic hymns in passionate words: Beethoven, a deaf musician, a man teased by fate, and a hero who traded pain for joy; Michelangelo is a hypochondriac, a workaholic who gives life to stones, and a hero who enjoys pain and gives up joy. Tolstoy is an old man who ran away from home and a hero who broke the peace of life to appease his conscience. Different life experiences have created the same success and glory, which enlightens us that people should be brave enough to face the misfortunes and sufferings of life and not bow to difficulties and pains.
I hope everyone can be a noble person like those heroes.
Reading Notes on WHO Biography 1 1 When the last page of WHO Biography was closed, my thoughts flew like a galloping wild horse.
Who's Who is a book written by romain rolland. This book consists of three biographies: Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy. The protagonists are Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy.
Beethoven was an unfortunate musician. He never felt the warmth of his family, his love went up in smoke again and again, and his nephew was a slut and incompetent. All this was so heartless, and then his deafness made him almost desperate. Deafness is a great blow to a musician, and it can destroy a musician. Facing the pain, Beethoven thought of suicide. However, on the verge of death, Beethoven issued a cry that grabbed the throat of fate. After this ideological change, he became a strong man of fate. He also played the beautiful melody of life with tenacious will.
Michelangelo is a creative sculptor. The statue he carved is almost perfect. But he is a timid person in life. He always chooses to give in. However, he will fight, he will fight against his own weaknesses, and even if he fails, he will not give up. Michelangelo became an angular person.
Tolstoy is a man who does not give in to fate. He suffered from schizophrenia twice, and finally maintained a strong heart and unyielding faith. This made him a "mirror of Russia" and a great writer.
Notes on Who's Who Our famous critics once held that the essence of Tolstoy's thoughts came from our romantic writers: george sand and victor hugo. Needless to say, George Sha's influence on Tolstoy is neither fish nor fowl. Tolstoy can never tolerate George Sha's thoughts, and he doesn't have to deny the real influence of Rousseau and Stendhal on Tolstoy. In a word, it is wrong to doubt his greatness and charm because of his thoughts.
Reflection on biographies of celebrities: the ideological circle on which art depends is the narrowest. His strength lies not in the thought itself, but in his expression of the thought, his personal style, the characteristics of the artist and the breath of his life.
Reading Notes of Biography of Who 13 Biography of Who is a reincarnation classic in world biographical literature. There are three biographies: Beethoven, Michelangelo and Tolstoy.
Beethoven was a deaf musician, a man teased by fate, and a hero who traded pain for joy. He used his own life experience to prove the important role of strong will in life: only a strong will can control one's own destiny. Beethoven was one of the greatest musicians in human history, but his life was bumpy and difficult.
Michelangelo endured everything in the face of illness, difficulties and exploitation, and devoted himself wholeheartedly to his favorite painting and sculpture art creation. He is a hypochondriac, a hero who enjoys pain and gives up joy.
Tolstoy is a great Russian writer, and many of us know his works. In the doubt and inquiry of his ideal, he constantly impacted and sought, and finally became a generation of literary masters. Tolstoy has a lot to learn and admire. He emphasized morality and advocated fraternity. He believed that as long as everyone's morality was perfect and desires were eliminated, the harmony of the whole society would naturally be realized. Although he didn't get a response, he didn't give up and stuck to his beliefs.
Who's Who describes the spiritual strength of three great artists of different times and nationalities.
Notes on Who's Who 14 A great musician and a wild traveler is full of his clear and strong feelings and creates pure happiness beyond all trivial pains.
I thought Beethoven was an arrogant giant in the music world, but he wasn't. He is still a child. In the sky that belongs to him alone, simplicity can be deceived. Smooth the keys with your hands and play a mysterious and solemn piano music for him. He loves his friends, lover and family with a strong feeling that is almost incomprehensible. Who can we invite to run with him? Not everyone just saw his inner peace and then stayed away from him in his deeper madness. Listen to his sonata full of gloom! When you were listening, did it ever occur to you that it was the same person who created the gentle moonlight?
His life bullied him, so he gathered all his spirit and strength into dazzling lightning, and he didn't care whether his passion had been wet by the storm. Even if it is, what does it matter? The fragile raindrop has to admit his sharpness. This is a genius, not just a musical genius. The blood of this genius is full of magnanimous pride, which shows his anger, pain, glory and happiness to the fullest.
If we are drawing, we will draw Beethoven. How can it be lifelike? Draw his arrogance, his freedom and willfulness, his laughter and scolding. Pour the iron will on the brush, and then meticulously convey it to the drawing paper. This is the corner of Beethoven that we want to draw. This is a corner, because there is also a lonely and depressed Beethoven, which I didn't talk about. Beethoven spent most of his life refining joy, but unfortunately there were too many impurities. It was a cruel tragedy from beginning to end, until he finally caught his joy and then said on his deathbed that it was "the end of comedy." Then a stranger closed his eyes, and a detached life was finally freed.
At the time of writing this article, there was a heavy rain outside the window, which was certainly not an act of god, but I still think so. Because my heart is already thundering. I named this essay "Pure", because the shock brought by Beethoven was slowly digested by me, and all that remained was a pure belief.
I can't write all the beliefs I feel, just like Beethoven said, "A band can only play what I want to write in one minute!" I just know that with this belief, no matter who you are, no matter where you are, no matter what you do-you will get different disdain, different fears, different ridicule-you will get the same respect.
So what if you are poor, so what if you are deaf, so what if no one understands.
Beethoven's pain is the sea of Wang Yang. He shouted at the waves.
Let his life ups and downs, let his pain fall.
Smooth the keys and you can't say anything. Don't listen to anything, he is the most wonderful symphony in himself. Intoxicated in the seemingly terrible madness, what permeates people's hearts is uncontrollable trembling. "Beethoven" is just three words, and what is worthy of luxury is only a pure belief.
Reading Notes of Biography of WHO: 15 I read a Biography of WHO during the summer vacation, which told many famous stories. Among the celebrities in it, Beethoven impressed me the most.
Beethoven's full name is Ludwig van Beethoven. He was born in Bonn, Germany on1770 65438+February 26th. Influenced by the musical atmosphere in his family, Beethoven liked music very much since he was a child. And gave full play to his musical talent.
He studied music with his father when he was four years old. But Beethoven was unhappy because his father's teaching method was cruel. However, he is still very smart, and he can give a solo concert at the age of 8. /kloc-started to earn money by himself at the age of 0/4. His life is miserable. 1792, Beethoven lost his mother and sister at the age of 22 and his father at the age of 23. He is very successful in his career. He published his works at the age of fourteen. He can publish up to five songs a year, which makes him very successful in music.
Beethoven has a lot to learn from, especially his indomitable spirit. 1798, Beethoven's hearing began to decline rapidly. How important it is for a musician to listen! But he didn't give up music. 1802 Beethoven suffered from liver cirrhosis, but he didn't give in. He wrote the Third Symphony and the Hero Symphony under the condition of illness. He also said: I believe in myself and I will definitely overcome my fate. It won't let me give in. How precious this spirit is!
This is Beethoven, a strong and unyielding person!