1. Selected examples of adversity producing talents: King Gou Jian of Yue suffered hardship

During the Spring and Autumn Period, King Wu Fu Chai defeated King Gou Jian of Yue in a battle with Yue. Fu Chai wanted to capture Gou Jian, so Fan Li came up with a plan and pretended to surrender, leaving Qingshan without worry of no firewood. Fu Chai did not listen to the advice of his veteran minister Wu Zixu and left Gou Jian and others behind. The kings and ministers of the Yue Kingdom were slaves in the Wu Kingdom for three years, suffered humiliation, and were finally returned to the Yue Kingdom.

Gou Jian secretly trained elite soldiers. He slept without mattresses every night, only laying some firewood (called firewood in ancient times). He also hung a gall in the room. From time to time, he would taste the taste of gall. Just don’t forget the shame of the past. In the end, he worked hard and successfully restored the country. King Gou Jian of Yue also became the last overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period.

2. Selected examples of adversity producing talents:

Have dominated the Chinese political arena, leading the Chinese working people to overthrow the three mountains that weighed on them and bury the system of exploitation. Mao Zedong, a great man of his generation, had no money to buy books when he was a child, so he walked more than 20 miles to borrow books from relatives and friends. I would go out to herd cattle during the day, and study hard under the dim soybean oil lamp at night. It was this spirit of pursuing knowledge and perseverance that gave him great ideals and ambitions, and later made him an outstanding people's leader in China.

3. Three selected examples of adversity producing talents: Einstein

Not only because he is a world-famous master of physics, but also because the proposal of "The Theory of Relativity" has played a significant role in promoting human thinking about the universe. Because I like him very much, I like his innocent, lively, humorous and naughty side, an old naughty boy who sticks out his tongue to take pictures.

He has a magical brain and is regarded as a scientific giant among scientists. His educational experience is not magical at all. He is even regarded as "imbecile". He is not very good at talking when he is four or five years old and likes to be quiet. Sitting and often in a daze, his parents once thought he was mentally retarded.

The performance in primary school was as bad as predicted. Except for being excellent in mathematics, everything else was very poor. He was always last in the class. The teacher even said bluntly to his parents: "I can't do anything." Anyway, your child will accomplish nothing. Kuchiki was eventually dropped out of school and didn't even get a high school diploma.

Einstein succeeded after all. After many twists and turns, he entered the Swiss Federal University of Technology; the two keys to success were his uncle's insight and the full trust of his parents. His engineer His uncle made him more and more interested in mathematics and science, and the more he solved it, the more he felt a sense of accomplishment. His parents firmly believed that their son would succeed, allowing a child who was once considered mentally retarded to embark on a bright new journey in life.

4. Four selected examples of adversity producing talents:

The famous writer Gorky has experienced the bitterness of the world since he was a child. Even if he is tired from work and has backache, he will not give up for a moment. Reading, often secretly learning to write under the whip of the boss, and finally becoming a famous writer