Hawking is a physics genius with a very legendary life. In terms of scientific achievements, he is one of the most outstanding scientists in history. His contribution is that he was confined to a wheelchair by Lou Gehrig's disease. Made over a period of 20 years, this is truly unprecedented. His contributions had a profound impact on human ideas. Below is the "Review of Hawking's Biography" I have compiled for you, I hope it can help you. Thoughts after reading Hawking's biography (1)

Hawking is a world-famous first-class scientist. I wanted to know more about his life experience, so I borrowed this book from the library.

After reading this book, I have a comprehensive understanding of Hawking. When Hawking was working hard at Cambridge University, he unfortunately suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, but he continued to study. , when his illness breaks out again and again, others want to help him, but he has to do things by himself.

Not only that, Hawking did not give up his studies, but instead explored the universe in depth, made great achievements in cosmology, and published two books - "A Brief History of Time" and "The World in a Nutshell", the sales volume is extremely good, but the demand is far from enough. On average, almost one person in every 100 people owns these two books. Hawking is also famous all over the world.

Think about me again. I just got pricked by a door, and I recuperated at home for several days without washing my feet every day. How could I be as strong as Hawking?

A person must be strong when facing difficulties! After reading Hawking's biography (2)

In the Bridge of Sighs at Cambridge University, in Oxford University, there is an old man who is half-paralyzed. His mind is spinning like the speed of light, and his thoughts dominate the world. The universe, the vast grassland, the blue sky, this great old man has a legendary life, Hawking.

Coincidentally, the day he was born was also the 300th anniversary of the death of the famous scientist Galileo. These titles are as shining as Venus. In fact, at the age of 21, he was unfortunately diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a motor neuron disease. Cell disease, from paralysis of his legs to being unable to speak later, he only had two years to live. "His heart was very heavy and hesitant. God was very cruel and gave him a share. It was like shackles, which made people feel painful; like a prison cell, it made people feel sad." The verdict of not being angry. ”

After reading Hawking’s biography, my heart was like a string, lingering in my heart and making me unable to let it go for a long time. Close the book gently, just as I open the book quietly and wave my sleeves without taking away a single cloud.

Gently I opened the book and read quietly.

This book tells the biography of Stephen William Hawking, a famous British physicist and cosmologist who struggled to write a book "A Brief History of Time". Proved the singularity theorem and black hole area theorem of general relativity, mainly studying black holes.

Know that life is like a drama, don’t blame life for drama! But he did it without wasting a moment. "As long as my brain is still running, my thoughts have not stopped and my soul remains." He bravely faced difficulties, dared to challenge, dared to fight, and dared to walk towards the future. After all, he is now in his 70s, and his life shines brightly because of his strength. Thoughts after reading the biography of Hawking (3)

I remember that in the new semester of sixth grade, on the first day when the new book was distributed, I briefly browsed through the Chinese language book. I am particularly interested in the protagonist Hawking in one of the articles called "Hawking in a Wheelchair". So, I went to the library and borrowed a copy of "Hawking's Biography". After I read "The Biography of Hawking", I had a strong and profound understanding of him. Hawking's spirit will always be remembered in our hearts. His strong perseverance made me feel insignificant. Hawking! You are so great!

"The Biography of Hawking" is a biography. It introduces Hawking's life as a child and at Cambridge University, and mainly introduces Hawking's achievements. He is a talented mathematician created in the struggle against misfortune. His influence is no less than that of Einstein. His "A Brief History of Time" shocked the cosmology community at that time. Stephen Hawking, an admirable scientist.

In his childhood, Hawking often took apart alarm clocks and reassembled them, which may have sealed his fate. After entering the Physics Department of Cambridge University, Hawking only studied for one hour a day, but he was still guaranteed to excel in exams. Because of this, he became a genius in the eyes of his teachers and classmates. Unfortunately, Hawking suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. When his condition worsened, only three fingers on his body could barely move. Later, he could not even speak with his own voice. Although his fate was unfair to him, he still relied on his brain and perseverance to write the book "A Brief History of Time".

After reading this book, I admire Hawking very much. Because he suffered from an incurable disease and faced lifelong paralysis, he did not give up writing the first draft of "A Brief History of Time". This reminds me of my mother who asked me to practice Latin dance for 30 minutes every night. I practiced for a few days because my legs were a little sore, so I stopped persisting. Now that I think about it, the pain is nothing. I chose to give up when I encountered a little difficulty. Hawking faced much greater pain than me, but he never gave up. Hawking still faced many misfortunes. He did not complain about others, nor did he feel sad about himself. Instead, he treated himself as an ordinary person. His spirit deeply infected me and made me feel sorry for what he did. Ashamed.

Quietly read "The Biography of Hawking" and face many difficulties with Hawking. Even a wild flower or a grass will bloom its own style. Thoughts after reading Hawking's biography (4)

I first learned about Stephen William Hawking because of "A Brief History of Time", and then read this "Hawking Turn". A doctor diagnosed him with Lou Gehrig's disease, a terminal form of muscle atrophy, at the age of 21, but he was a man who dared to challenge his fate. Hawking, a great scientist who influenced the course of the world and a supernova in the international physics community, is known as "today's Einstein". Starting from the study of black holes, he went beyond the theory of relativity, quantum mechanics and the big bang theory to explore the origin and fate of the universe. His book A Brief History of Time broke sales records for popular books.

Faced with Hawking's huge achievements, each of us can't help but ask: "Where does his success come from?"

Hawking gave us the answer with his actions. If his destiny is the dark night sky, then, because of his strong will, life becomes starry and shining; if his destiny is the dry well, then, because of his strong will, life The springs are constantly flowing, and the water reaches the sky; if his destiny is the desolate desert, then because of his strong will, his life becomes lush and full of vitality.

As we all know, Hawking was confined to a wheelchair a long time ago and weighed less than 40 kilograms. Not only was he unable to stand or move, he even relied on a special computer language system to speak, which was made of metal. The fate of a speech with a tone of voice is extremely tragic. However, for such a person whose activity area is less than one square meter, he is thinking about the vast universe: its origin, structure and essence. If Hawking did not have a strong sense of mission and did not pursue the fundamental questions of the universe, would he be able to survive? It is precisely because of his strong will, persistent pursuit and fighting spirit in life that his life shines brightly and he becomes the greatest scientist after Einstein.

Although Hawking was paralyzed, he relied on his wisdom and hard work to write the famous "A Brief History of Time" under such difficult conditions, and climbed to the top of today's scientific pyramid. It has promoted the rapid development of science and technology and made great contributions to the world. Yes, the fighting spirit of life is most fully reflected in him, and the fighting spirit of life is most perfectly embedded in him.

I remember that at a press conference, a female reporter asked an extremely pointed question. She said: "Mr. Hawking, don't you feel sad that you can only be fixed in a wheelchair?" However, Hawking calmly typed these words on the keyboard with his fingers: "I don't feel sad. On the contrary, I am very lucky, because although God fixed me in a wheelchair, he gave me the ability to imagine everything in the world and to inspire fighting spirit in life. In fact, God is very fair to everyone.

"His answer received the warmest applause from the audience. Indeed, he defeated fate and himself.

Friends, are you also impressed by Hawking's strength and confidence. Maybe, In our life journey, we will encounter setbacks of one kind or another, but as long as we think about Hawking, he was able to become such a great scientist under such difficult conditions. Compared with Hawking, we have no difficulties. What can be overcome? We must firmly believe that our own destiny is in our hands, let us dust ourselves off with strong faith, continue our life journey, and pursue our ideals!

"Life! It's unfair, no matter what your situation is, you just have to give it your best. "This is one of Mr. Hawking's famous sayings. Fairness in life is what you fight for, not what others give you. When we encounter some things, we always say: bad relationship, bad background, leaders don't pay attention to it, etc., but Have we seen that if we don’t pay enough, we won’t be fair to others, because they pay more than me. Only when your efforts reach a high point will you have the right to succeed. We have experienced many good and bad things, and we will accept the good arrangements as normal, but we will complain, be discouraged, depressed, and helpless about the bad setbacks. The setbacks brought by fate will not make us become. We are timid and dare not fight against fate. As long as we do not give in to setbacks and have the courage to overcome difficulties, we can achieve glorious achievements.

The diversion problem opposite our factory can also be regarded as an indispensable problem in life. Fair, no matter whether you leave or stay, you will always think that others are better than mine. Only when you face more competition can you have greater learning pressure and grow and enrich yourself in learning. Treat him as a success. Challenge. Review of Hawking's Biography (5)

I read a book called "Hawking's Biography" a few days ago. This is a story about the famous scientist Hawking.

The protagonist of the book is Hawking. He was born in England and is one of the greatest physicists in modern times. He discovered the "Singularity Theorem", "Hawking Radiation" and "Borderless Cosmology". He is known as " "The cosmic madman in a wheelchair".

Hawking was admitted to Oxford University at the age of 17, but unfortunately he suffered from "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" when he was 21 years old. The doctor predicted that he would only live two years. After learning the news, Hawking was depressed for a while. Later, he heard that the boy in the next ward was going to die in two days. He seemed to understand something and felt that he was not unlucky. Although he was physically disabled, his thinking ability was still there. And his memory has not been damaged. From then on, Hawking, who weighed less than 40 kilograms, although he could only move three fingers and a pair of eyes, his thoughts flew out of the earth and into the galaxy, interacting with the sun and the moon. After thinking and developing together, he spent year after year with tenacious perseverance, and finally became a great scientist.

After reading this book, I was impressed by Hawking's optimism and resilience. Moved by the spirit of bowing one's head. We must learn from Hawking, be grateful, be positive and optimistic in life, continue to explore in learning, and move forward courageously! Reviews of Hawking's Biography (6)

I recently read Celebrities "The Biography of Hawking" in the biography. The book tells that Hawking used to go to Oxford University, but through his efforts, he went to Cambridge University. He was a very good student in the sports meeting at Oxford University. As a helmsman, he encourages his teammates every time he trains. During the competition, his team won first place. Hawking is also good at studying. He can easily get good results in every exam. , especially the physics department. But one day, he felt that his hands and feet were not as flexible as before. As a result, he contracted a disease and could only move two fingers and one pair of eyes, but this did not stop him from working hard towards his dream. He once said: "I can still move three of my fingers, my brain can still think, I still have the ideal that I will pursue throughout my life, I still have family and friends who love me and I love family and friends, by the way, I still have a grateful heart.

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After I finished reading this book, I felt deeply and my heart was surging. Although Hawking only had three moving fingers and a pair of eyes, he still became a great mathematician and physicist. Home, why can he become a scientist? He is physically disabled, cheerful and optimistic, has the courage to challenge fate, has countless advantages, and does not shrink back no matter how difficult he encounters, and he can finally become a great scientist.

I think Hawking’s spirit of daring to face reality and challenge destiny is worth learning from. We must also work hard for our ideals like him, so that we can change destiny and create miracles. At the same time, we must have a grateful heart. , love life, so that your life can be filled with sunshine. Success always comes after the storm. Let us use our sweat and hard work to water the flower of success! Review of Hawking's Biography (7)

Reading. I was deeply impressed by "The Biography of Stephen Hawking"

Stephen Hawking is the most famous physicist in the world today and the founder of the black hole theory and the "Big Bang" theory. He wrote "Time". A Brief History.

Stephen Hawking was born in Oxford, England, on January 8, 1942. Later, Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, but he still worked tirelessly, which moved me from the bottom of my heart. Awe of him.

He has to use a small phone installed on a wheelchair to communicate with a language synthesizer; he has to rely on a machine to read, and he needs help when reading... These various difficulties are not there. It affects his work. On the contrary, the greater the pressure and the greater the difficulty, the stronger he becomes. Although it seems to us that he has lost hope in life, his thoughts transcend life and death...

Look at us again, we may have failed in our studies, suffered from illness, or suffered from all kinds of depression... But what does it matter if we are not stars? Or Jin, he is still important in the most painful time of his life. We must also learn from Stephen Hawking and never say no to setbacks, even if we are disappointed again. I will still get rid of it, find myself, and work hard to create a better tomorrow! After reading Hawking's biography (8)

He graduated from Oxford University and Cambridge University; he unfortunately suffered from the disease when he was 21 years old. He has Lou Gehrig's disease, which causes muscle atrophy; he has only three fingers to move, and his speeches and questions and answers can only be completed through a speech synthesizer; he hopes to think of himself as a scientist who just happens to have a physical disability, rather than a disabled person. Scientist; he is the great man who enjoys international reputation today - Stephen Hawking, a well-known name. I read an article about him when I was in elementary school. When I opened the book "The Biography of Hawking" with great emotion, I was once again shocked by Hawking's strong will, perseverance, and tenacious fighting spirit. As we all know, Hawking was an unfortunate disabled person. When I saw the cover, I was also very surprised: the head tilted to the right, the shoulders were high on the left and low on the right, the body was thin and twisted, even the mouth was crooked into an S shape, and I was sitting in a wheelchair. This is very different from the image of many equally brilliant scientists. There are many descriptions of Hawking in the book, which touched me deeply. When doctors diagnosed the terminally ill Hawking with only two years to live, although he was depressed and pessimistic, after some psychological struggle, he chose to fight against fate and do something valuable before his death. . He began studying the different properties of the expanding universe. He thought about when did the universe begin? Is there an end to time? He discovered the evaporation of black holes and deduced the big bang of black holes... Later, he wrote the immortal masterpiece "A Brief History of Time". In 1974, he was elected as the youngest member of the Royal Society and became a professor of the Lucasian Mathematics Chair that only great scientists like Newton could hold.

I was filled with emotion as I closed my eyes and pondered.

Hawking is an outstanding scientist with a physical disability but a strong will, but what about us? Although he has a sound body, he cannot have a successful performance like Hawking, and he does not even have his perseverance and perseverance.

I think whether a normal person or a disabled person, as long as he is alive, he should have the value of his own life. Hawking is a disabled person, but his unique temperament and wisdom that is different from others have been respected and recognized by the world. It is great, unique and extraordinary.

The universe is infinite, but life is limited. One person’s life is not as important to the entire universe as a blink of an eye. Life is short, and people will always face death. This is an eternal rule. Use this Looking at life from this perspective is inevitably a bit pessimistic. If you change your perspective and regard short life as an opportunity given to everyone by the universe, an opportunity that can go down in history and create eternity, then you may value life more. This is the value of living.

Although Hawking suffered from illness, he faced every day with optimism. He established a very beautiful scientific model and became the Lucasian Chair Professor of Mathematics and the youngest member of the Royal Society in the UK. Facing difficulties that are unimaginable to ordinary people, he still smiled and wrote tirelessly, making a huge contribution. A disabled person can be so outstanding by smiling at life and through his unremitting efforts! Hawking, a terminally ill person, can look at life and destiny with an optimistic attitude. Treat the people and things around you with a grateful heart. And we, as normal people, can’t we do it?

Hawking’s achievements are an inspiration to all people with physical defects, and a huge inspiration to normal people. His strong perseverance has earned him a lot of humanistic care and made him He creates extraordinary things in ordinary life, which makes him so lucky.

As healthy people, we have no reason not to contribute to the world, no reason to evade the responsibility of survival, and no reason not to reflect the value of our lives, even if it is a small, inconspicuous contribution, then It is also a value.

As long as there is life, as long as you are still alive in this world, you have the right to create the value of life, and you also have the right to receive humanistic care. People live not only for themselves, but to add glory to the world. Add color.

Like Hawking, use your short life to realize the value of life! Everyone has the value of living, and everyone can be respected. The value of living is waiting for us to witness!