What are the stories of celebrities who were appreciated for their attention to details?
Seiji Ozawa is a world-famous symphony conductor. In a final competition of a world outstanding conductor competition, he conducted the performance according to the score given by the jury, and keenly discovered the discordant sounds. At first, he thought there was something wrong with the band's performance, so he stopped and played again, but it still wasn't right. He thought there was something wrong with the music score. At this time, the composer and the authorities present on the jury insisted that there was absolutely nothing wrong with the score and that he was wrong. Facing a large number of music masters and authorities, he thought again and again, and finally said loudly and categorically: "No! The score must be wrong!" As soon as he finished speaking, the judges on the judges' bench immediately stood up and applauded warmly. Congratulations to him for winning the competition.
It turns out that this is a "trap" carefully designed by the judges to test whether the conductor can stick to his correct opinions when he discovers errors in the music score and is "denied" by authorities. Although the first two conductors who participated in the final also discovered their mistakes, they were eventually eliminated because they echoed the opinions of the authorities. Seiji Ozawa won the World Conductor Competition because of his confidence.
A large company is recruiting new people and has eliminated several batches of candidates for interviews. At this time, both the interviewer and the interviewee felt a little nervous: If qualified candidates cannot be selected today, many jobs in the company will be affected; for the interviewee, if they can enter this national company, If you work for a well-known company, your future career development will be immeasurable.
At this time, a young man walked into the interview office. He saw a small piece of paper at the door. Out of habit, the young man bent down to pick up the piece of paper and threw it into the trash can. After the interview, the president of the company who presided over the interview asked the young man to stay. He told the young man that he could go to the company immediately for training and that he could officially start work after passing the training. The young man himself couldn't believe it, because he knew that the people who entered the interview stage in this recruitment process were all elites, and according to his observation, many of them had abilities above him. When the president heard the doubts raised by the young man, he smiled and replied: "This is exactly why I talked to you. Your ability level is indeed not the best among all the applicants, but you are the only one who passed one item during the interview. The most critical test - the small piece of paper at the door was deliberately placed there."
Those talents who went to apply for the job with the young people did not fail to see the piece of paper at the door. A small but noticeable piece of paper. For them, picking up a small piece of paper on the ground is just as simple as bending down, but they think such a trivial thing is not worth doing, so they miss the opportunity to enter that big company. In fact, they lose because of this. This was not the only important opportunity that was missed.
And that young man was Henry Ford, the father of the American automobile industry. He used his actual actions to prove the unique vision of the original president. What are the stories of famous people who were appreciated for their attention to details?
Henry Ford, the father of the American automobile industry.
He used his actual actions to prove the unique vision of the original president.
Seiji Ozawa is a world-famous symphony conductor. In a final competition of a world outstanding conductor competition, he conducted the performance according to the score given by the jury, and keenly discovered the discordant sounds. At first, he thought there was something wrong with the band's performance, so he stopped and played again, but it still wasn't right. He thought there was something wrong with the music score. At this time, the composer and the authorities present on the jury insisted that there was absolutely nothing wrong with the score and that he was wrong. Facing a large number of music masters and authorities, he thought again and again, and finally said loudly and categorically: "No! The score must be wrong!" As soon as he finished speaking, the judges on the judges' bench immediately stood up and applauded warmly. Congratulations to him for winning the competition.
It turns out that this is a "trap" carefully designed by the judges to test whether the conductor can stick to his correct opinions when he discovers errors in the music score and is "denied" by authorities.
Although the first two conductors who participated in the final also discovered their mistakes, they were eventually eliminated because they echoed the opinions of the authorities. Seiji Ozawa won the World Conductor Competition because of his confidence.
Famous stories about appreciation
Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times
At the end of the Han Dynasty, the Yellow Turban incident broke out and the world was in chaos. Cao Cao took control of the court, and Sun Quan supported Soochow. Liu Bei, the shepherd of Yuzhou, heard from Xu Shu and Sima Hui that Zhuge Liang was very knowledgeable and talented, so he, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei went to Wollongong, Nanyang with gifts to invite Zhuge Liang to assist him. It happened that Zhuge Liang was out that day, and Liu Bei had to go back disappointed. Soon, Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei braved the heavy snowstorm to invite him for the second time. Unexpectedly, Zhuge Liang went out for a leisurely trip again. Zhang Fei was unwilling to come back, but when he saw that Zhuge Liang was not at home, he urged him to go back. Liu Bei had no choice but to leave a letter expressing his admiration for Zhuge Liang and asking him to come out to help him save the country's dangerous situation.
After some time, after Liu Bei had been on a vegetarian diet for three days, he was ready to invite Zhuge Liang again. Guan Yu said that Zhuge Liang may have a false reputation and may not have real talent and learning, so there is no need to go. Zhang Fei, on the other hand, insisted that he call him alone. If he didn't come, he would be tied up with a rope. Liu Bei scolded Zhang Fei and asked Zhuge Liang for the third time. When they arrived at Zhuge Liang's house, it was already noon and Zhuge Liang was sleeping. Liu Bei did not dare to disturb him. He stood there until Zhuge Liang woke up and then sat down to talk to each other.
When Zhuge Liang saw that Liu Bei was determined to do things for the country and sincerely asked for his help, he came out to help Liu Bei establish the Shuhan Dynasty. What are the famous stories of the Tang Dynasty?
1. The great poet Du Fu, his father's name is "Du Xian". In order to avoid his father's taboo, Du Fu wrote poems all his life. About 1,500 poems have been handed down, but he never used "Du Xian" in his poems. The word "leisure". If you see Du Fu's poem with the word "Xian" in it, be careful, it is probably fake.
2. Han Yu, a great writer in the Tang Dynasty, was unfortunately demoted to Chaozhou. At that time, there was an infestation of crocodiles in Chaozhou. Master Han became very bookish and his literary thoughts surged, so he wrote an article "Essay on Sacrifice to Crocodiles"! It strongly urges the crocodile to "move" and move. The article uses emotion and justice to move, and also limits the moving date: "If it can't be done in three days, it will be moved to five days; if it can't be done in five days, it will be seven days; if it can't be done in seven days, it will eventually refuse to move." "No one will listen to his words." He warned the crocodiles that if they still didn't move by then, they would be "forcibly demolished" and killed! Don't regret it! It is said that after Han Yu finished writing his article, he burned it in front of the crocodiles, and the crocodiles moved away.
This is really a wonderful article admonishing "relocation" for the ages!
3. Wei Yingwu, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty, summed up the first half of his life: He was an outcast, but his family had a desperate son. In the morning, I held the pu bureau, and in the evening, I stole the concubine next to me in the east. Sili didn't dare to arrest him, so he stood on Baiyuchi. It's a windy and snowy night in Lishan Mountain, when Yang Yu is hunting. I don't know a word, and I'm obsessed with drinking. (Meeting Yang Kaifu)...But it is such a person who wrote "I am alone in the grassy stream, with orioles chirping in the deep trees. The spring tide brings rain late in the evening, and there is no boat crossing in the wild." Such a beautiful poem! Can you imagine such a contrast?
4. Du Mu, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, was accustomed to looking for flowers and willows and visiting brothels to find famous prostitutes throughout his life. He was a great lover. Du Mu went to Beijing to take the exam and fell in love with a girl from a brothel. He fell in love so much that Lao Du couldn't help himself and made a promise to his wife: When I come back after I have passed the exam and got the honor, I will marry you! *** He was very happy, and Du Mu was even more excited. He found a guy and even knocked out one of his teeth and gave it to the brothel woman as a token of love, and the two of them were privately engaged for life. What are the 100-word celebrity stories?
Wen Tianxiang, whose first name was Yunsun and whose courtesy name was Tianxiang, later changed his name to Tianxiang and changed his courtesy name to Lushan. In the fourth year of Baoyou (1256), he won the first prize The name was changed to Song Rui, and later he was given the nickname Wenshan because he lived in Wenshan. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, he was born in Luling, Jizhou (now Ji'an County, Jiangxi Province), and was of the Jiangyou ethnic group of Han nationality. In the fourth year of Song Lizong Baoyou's imperial examination, he ranked first in Jinshi. In the first year of Song Emperor Deyou's reign (1275), Yuan soldiers marched eastward, and Wen raised troops in his hometown to resist the Yuan Dynasty. The following year, Lin'an was besieged. In addition to the Prime Minister and Privy Envoy on the right, he was ordered to go to the enemy camp to negotiate peace. He was detained for resisting resolutely. He later escaped and fought in Jiangxi, Fujian, Ling and other places, but was defeated and captured.
While in captivity, Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, persuaded him to surrender with the help of his high official and generous salary. Wen Tianxiang preferred to die and went to justice calmly. His life deeds were praised by later generations. What are some inspiring celebrity stories
Li Guizhen learned to draw tigers
Li Guizhen, a famous tiger painter of the Five Dynasties, liked painting since he was a child, especially tigers. However, because he had never seen a real tiger, he always painted tigers as sick cats, so he decided to go into the deep mountains and forests to visit real tigers. After thousands of experiences After a lot of hard work, with the help of Uncle Orion, he finally saw a real tiger. Through a lot of sketching and copying, his tiger painting skills improved by leaps and bounds, and the tigers he painted were so lifelike that they could almost be real. From then on, he spent most of his life traveling to many famous mountains and rivers, seeing more birds and beasts, and finally became a master of painting.
Shen Kuo went up the mountain to see the peach blossoms
"The beauty of April in the world is gone, and the peach blossoms in the mountain temple are beginning to bloom." When he read this poem, Shen Kuo's brows condensed into a knot, " Why have all the flowers here stopped blooming, but the peach blossoms on the mountain have just begun to bloom?" In order to solve this mystery, Shen Kuo invited a few friends to go up the mountain for an on-site investigation. On the mountain in April, how can it be warm or cold, and how can the cool breeze When the cold came, people shivered, and Shen Kuo's spear suddenly bloomed. It turned out that the temperature on the mountain was much lower than that at the bottom, so the flower season came later than down the mountain. With this spirit of exploration and empirical methods, Shen Kuo wrote Mengxi Bi Tan when he grew up. What are the celebrity stories?
Confucius taught Sun Wu how to train soldiers according to his aptitude
Zeng Zi valued integrity
Su Qin stabbed his buttocks
Zhang Liang picked up his shoes
Han Xin Being humiliated under the crotch
Sima Qian endured the humiliation and wrote "Historical Records"
Fan Zhen opposed superstition
Wei Zheng offended Yan Zhijian
Fan Zhongyan "broken "Ji Painting Porridge"
Su Dongpo's high moral integrity
Bao Zheng handles the case
Wen Tianxiang "leave pictures to illuminate history"
Song Lian visited in the snow Teacher
Yu Qian's sleeves are refreshing
Li Shizhen and "Compendium of Materia Medica"
Zheng Chenggong regained Taiwan
Gu Yan's martial arts did not let go of the scroll
Kangxi Wisely capturing Oboi
Lin Zexu sold out the opium in Humen
Tan Sitong died generously
Cai Yuanpei taught his students
Li Dazhao taught his children well
Tao Xingzhi worked hard to run a school
Marco Polo traveled to China
Dante and the Divine Comedy
Joan of Arc
Copernicus and the "Heliocentric Theory"
Magellan's circumnavigation
Galileo challenged authority
Washington, the "Father of the Founding" of the United States
Beethoven, who held his destiny by the throat
Darwin and the Theory of Evolution
Karl Marx, who was ambitious
Nightingale and "International Nurses Day"
Revolutionary poet Petofi
Dunant and the International Red Cross
Nobel and dynamite
Edison’s research on electric light
The Wright Brothers invented the airplane
Baird invented television
Chaplin was not afraid of the Nazis
Here are a few celebrity stories
Washington was the first president of the United States. When he was a child, he cut down two of his father's cherry trees. His father came back and was very angry. He thought to himself, "If I find out who cut down my tree, I'm going to beat his ass." His father asked around. When he asked his son, Washington began to cry. "I cut down your tree!" Washington confessed. The father picked up his son and said: "I am such a smart boy. I would rather lose a hundred trees than listen to your lies."
Lenin was a child
Lenin was a child A child who studies seriously. Lenin studied every subject well in school.
When the teacher lectures, he listens attentively. He does the homework assigned by the teacher seriously. Lenin finished his schoolwork and read many extracurricular books. He often tells the stories in the book to others. He loved the hard-working and brave people in the book and used them as his role models. Lenin loved books very much. He never soiled his books or threw them around. Lenin learned this way when he was a child.
Turgenev and his childhood life
The creations of Turgenev (1818-1883) occupy an important position in the Russian realist literature of the 19th century. He wrote poetry in his early days, scripts, essays and other genres in the 1940s and 1950s. He completed many excellent novels, novellas and novels in his life. Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev was born on November 9, 1818, in a noble family in the Central Orel Province of Russia. His childhood was spent in the living village of Spaskoye-Lutovino, one of his mother's estates. Some of his works were also completed here. The beautiful natural scenery in the Orel province had a profound impact on Turgenev, which helped him develop his outstanding ability to depict natural scenery. Turgenev's mother, Varvara Petrovna Turgeneva, was a very willful and domineering female landowner. The prejudices and bad habits of the aristocracy were very prominent in her. She was cruel, often punishing her servants corporally, and sometimes not deporting serfs to Siberia for a small mistake. This temperament of Varvara Petrovna was also expressed in her attitude towards her son. She believes that children cannot become talented without education. Turgenev later recalled: "In the environment where I grew up, beating, twisting, fisting, slapping, etc. became commonplace." The brutal behavior of the serf owners was something Turgenev could not tolerate. . As a child, Turgenev hated the atrocities of the serf owners.
The tone is too loud! There are countless celebrities at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. What are the stories? Who has the ability to answer? Do you think that the stories in primary school textbooks include all the stories and there is nothing more?
1. Hua Luogeng
In 1946, a certain university in the United States hired the famous mathematician Hua Luogeng as a tenured professor with generous conditions. But he replied: "In order to choose the truth and for the sake of the country and the nation, I want to return to China!" Finally, he returned to Peiping (today's Beijing) with his wife and children. After returning to China, he not only devoted himself to theoretical research, but also traveled to 23 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions across the country, using mathematics to solve a large number of practical problems in production, and was known as the "people's mathematician."
In addition, there are the famous geologist Li Siguang, biologist Tong Dizhou, nuclear physicist Qian Xuesen, high-energy physicist Zhang Wenyu, chemist Tang Aoqing... all of them are full of patriotic aspirations , made great contributions to the country's rejuvenation.
2. The scientist has his homeland Pasteur
Pasteur was an outstanding French scientist in the 19th century and the founder of microbiology. He was famous for his invention of vaccination against infectious diseases. The law has made great contributions to the prevention and treatment of diseases for humans and livestock and poultry raised by humans. For excellence in science. As a result, he enjoyed a high reputation throughout Europe. The University of Bonn in Germany solemnly awarded an honorary degree certificate to this famous scholar. However, after the Franco-Prussian War broke out, Germany occupied French territory. Out of his deep feelings for his motherland and his great hatred for the invader Germany, Pasteur resolutely returned the honorary degree certificate to the University of Bonn. He said: "Although science has no national borders, scientists have their own motherland." These resounding words fully express the patriotic feelings of a scientist and have therefore become an immortal patriotic saying.
3. Qian Xuesen, devoted to the motherland
In 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded. Qian Xuesen, who has been in the United States for nearly 20 years, was extremely excited. On the 6th day after the birth of New China, Qian Xuesen and his wife had a strong idea: to return to the lovely country of Dan and contribute their wisdom and strength to the newly born Republic of China.
But the road back to China was full of twists and turns and hardships, which Qian Xuesen had never expected. This scholar, who is "worth five divisions no matter where he goes," had already packed scientific books and his own research notes into boxes. When I handed it over to a U.S. moving company for shipment back to my country, I encountered difficulties from the U.S. Immigration Service. They intimidated this patriotic scholar in China in every possible way and put him in a detention center, where his personal freedom was extremely restricted. For five years, he almost lived under house arrest. But the many hardships did not dampen the strong will of Qian Xuesen and his wife to return to the motherland. They packed their boxes and were ready to take a flight back to the country at any time every day. In 1955, Qian Xuesen, who had suffered so much that he was desperate to return home, issued a cry for help to his motherland. The Chinese Communist Party came forward to try to rescue him and return to his country through negotiations. Finally in September of this year, after more than five years of struggle, Qian Xuesen and his wife returned to the embrace of the motherland.
4. Boyle - Skeptical Chemist
Boyle Er attaches great importance to experimental research. He believed that only experiment and observation were the basis of scientific thinking. He always illustrated his views through rigorous and scientific experiments. In physics, he studied the color of light, vacuum and air elasticity, and summarized Boyle's gas law; in chemistry, he studied acids, bases and indicators, and qualitatively tested methods for salts. The discussions were quite fruitful. He was the first chemist to use the sap of various natural plants as indicators. He invented litmus solution and litmus paper. He was also the first chemist to clearly define acids and bases, and divided substances into three categories: acids, bases, and salts. He created many methods for qualitative testing of salts, such as testing copper salts by using the blue color of copper salt solution and adding ammonia solution to turn into dark blue (copper ions form copper ammonia complex ions with sufficient ammonia water); using hydrochloric acid and nitric acid Mixing silver solutions can produce white precipitates to test silver salts and hydrochloric acid. Boyle's inventions have such a long-lasting vitality that we still often use these oldest methods today. Boyle also did many experiments in the determination of material composition and purity, and the study of material similarities and differences. In "A Brief Review of the History of Experimental Research on Mineral Waters" published in 1685, he described a set of methods for identifying substances and became a pioneer of qualitative analysis.
In 1670, Boyle suffered a stroke due to overwork. After that, his health fluctuated. When he was unable to conduct research in the laboratory, he devoted himself to organizing what he had gained from practice and reasoning over the years. Knowledge. As long as his body feels a little light, he can go to the laboratory to do his experiments or write papers and have fun doing so. In 1680, he was elected president of the Royal Society, but he declined the honor. Although he was born into a noble family, his lifelong passion was working and living in scientific research. He never married and devoted his life to the exploration of natural sciences. On December 30, 1691, this scientist who laid the foundation for chemical science in the 17th century died in London. Engels once made the most noble evaluation of him: "Boyle established chemistry as a science."
5. Priestley - the father of gas chemistry
1774 Priestley put mercury soot (mercury oxide) in a glass dish and heated it with a condenser, and found that it quickly decomposed into gas. He originally thought that the gas released was air, so he used the gas collection method to collect the gas produced and conducted research. He found that the gas made the candle burn more vigorously, and he felt very relaxed and comfortable breathing it. He produced oxygen and experimentally proved that oxygen has the properties of assisting combustion and respiration. But because he was a stubborn believer in phlogistonism and still believed that air was a single gas, he also called this gas "dephlogistonated air", whose properties were only different from the "air saturated with phlogiston" (nitrogen) discovered earlier. The difference lies in the content of phlogiston, so the combustion-supporting ability is different. In the same year, he visited Europe and exchanged many chemical views with Lavoisier in Paris. He also told Lavoisier about the experiment of using a condenser to decompose mercury ash, which benefited Lavoisier a lot. Lavoisier repeated Priestley's experiments on oxygen, connected them with a large number of accurate experimental materials, carried out scientific analysis and judgment, and revealed the true connection between combustion and air.
However, until 1783, when Lavoisier's theory of combustion and oxidation was generally accepted as correct, Priestley still did not accept Lavoisier's explanation. He still insisted on the wrong phlogiston theory and wrote many articles against it. Lavoisier's insights. This is an interesting fact from the history of chemistry. A man who discovered oxygen became an opponent of the oxidation theory. However, Priestley's discovery of oxygen was an important factor in the subsequent flourishing of chemistry. Therefore, chemists from all over the world still respect Priestley.
In 1791, because he sympathized with the French Revolution, he gave several propaganda speeches for the revolution. However, he was persecuted by some people. His home was confiscated, and his books and experimental equipment were burned. He escaped alone and took refuge in London, but it was difficult to stay in London for long. In 1794, at the age of sixty-one, he had to emigrate to the United States. Continue to pursue scientific research in the United States. Died of illness in 1804. People in Britain and the United States respect him very much, and there is a full-length statue of him in Britain. In the United States, the house where he lived has been built as a memorial, and the Priestley Medal named after him has become the highest honor in the American chemistry community.
6. Marie Curie
Marie Curie (Marie Curie) was a French-Polish physicist and chemist.
In 1906, Pierre Curie died in a car accident. This heavy blow did not make her give up her persistent pursuit. She endured her grief and worked harder to complete their beloved scientific career. She continued the lectures given by her husband at the University of Paris and became the first female professor at the school. In 1910, her famous book "On Radioactivity" was published. With Mu, she collaborated with others to analyze pure metal radium and measure its properties. She also determined the half-lives of oxygen and other elements and published a series of important treatises on radioactivity. In view of the above-mentioned major achievements, she won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911, becoming the first great scientist in history to win the Nobel Prize twice.
The founder of radioactive science, who had experienced the hardships of science, became ill due to years of hard work and suffered from pernicious anemia (leukemia). She unfortunately passed away on July 4, 1934. She contributed greatly to the scientific cause of mankind. , dedicated a glorious life.
7. Biologist Tong Dizhou angrily denounced Pino
When the famous scholar Tong Dizhou was studying abroad, the Russians who lived with him Pino said provocatively: "Mr. Tong, it's so hard. As soon as I saw you, I thought of your country, the sick man of East Asia..." Tong Dizhou stood up and said, "You are not allowed to insult my motherland! You can represent Your country, I will represent my country. From tomorrow on, let’s see who among us gets the degree first!” Pino was speechless. Four years later, Tong Dizhou obtained his doctorate and was praised by the European biological community. He won honor for himself and for his motherland.
8. Tan Kah Kee
The patriotic overseas Chinese Tan Kah Kee traveled across the ocean to do business at the age of 17. After a miserable life, he eventually became a wealthy man in Southeast Asia. In the autumn of 1919, Tan Kah Kee, who was wealthy and returned to his hometown, decided to set up a school in his hometown, and successively opened a primary school, a middle school, and a normal school. In response to the British's difficulties, he firmly stated: "Businesses can close down. Schools must not be suspended." He sold his property and insisted on continuing to run the school.
Tan Kah Kee actively supported Mr. Sun Yat-sen’s revolutionary behavior. He once raised more than 200,000 yuan to help regain Fujian. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he provided as much financial and material help as possible. From 1937 to 1940, Mr. Chen raised a total of 3 billion yuan for the Anti-Japanese War.
In terms of personal life, he never spends money carelessly, and he is frugal and vegetarian. On his deathbed, he dedicated his inheritance of more than 3 million yuan to the country.
For decades, Tan Kah Kee has expressed the patriotism of an overseas Chinese with practical actions.