Have the courage to be yourself, stand alone, and don't want to be others-Lin Yutang

We should have perseverance, especially confidence! We must believe that our talent is used to do something, no matter what the cost, this kind of thing must be done-Madame Curie

Only a confident person can immerse himself in life with confidence everywhere and realize his will. -Gorky

People can endure any hardship and adapt to any environment as long as they have a belief and pursue something. -Ding Ling Washington Cut Trees

Washington was the first president of the United States. When he was a child, he cut down his father's two cherry trees. His father came back and was very angry. He thought to himself, "If I find out who cut down my tree, I will give him a good beating." His father asked everywhere. When he asked his son, Washington began to cry. "I cut down your tree!" Washington came clean. The father picked up his son and said, "I'm a clever boy. I'd rather lose a hundred trees than listen to your lies."

Lenin was a child

Lenin was a child who studied hard when he was a child. Lenin did well in every subject at school. The teacher lectures and he listens attentively. He did the homework left by the teacher carefully. Lenin finished his school work and read many extra-curricular books. He often tells stories in books to others. He loves the hardworking and brave people in the book and takes them as his role models. Lenin took great care of books. He never gets his books dirty, nor does he throw them about. This is how Lenin studied when he was a child.

turgenev and his childhood

turgenev's (1818-1883) works played an important role in Russian realistic literature in the 19th century. He wrote poems in his early years, plays, essays and other genres in the 194s and 195s, and completed many excellent novels, novellas and short stories in his life. He is good at observing the new ideological trend in social life, caring about major social issues, and striving for the truth of life. In his nearly half-century creative career, through a series of works, he has keenly reflected a series of major events in the development of Russian liberation movement and social thought. His achievements in art are outstanding. For example, he has made his own contribution to the expression of characters' inner feelings, the description of natural scenery, the structure of novels and the development of Russian literary language, which has promoted the development of Russian and world literary circles. He is one of the representative writers of Russian realistic generalized literature. Ivan sergeevich turgeneve was born on November 9, 1818 in a noble family in Russia's Central Oreal province. His childhood was spent in his mother's manor, Spas Dan Coe-Lutovino. Some of his works were also completed here. The beautiful natural scenery in Oriole province has a profound influence on Turgenev and contributed to the growth of his outstanding talent in describing natural scenery. Turgenev's mother, varvara Petrovna Turgeneva, is a very headstrong and bossy landlady, and the prejudice and bad habits of the nobles are very prominent in her. She is cruel, often corporal punishment of servants, and sometimes because of a small mistake, she does not exile serfs to Siberia. Varvara Petrovna's temperament is also reflected in his attitude towards his son. She thinks that children can't succeed without fighting. Turgenev later recalled: "In the environment where I grew up, hitting people, wringing people, punching them, slapping them in the face and so on became commonplace." The cruelty of serf owners is intolerable to Turgenev. Turgenev hated the atrocities of serf owners in his childhood.

A "moron" who likes to ask strange questions

Einstein (1879-1955) was born in Germany. He graduated from Zurich University of Technology in 19 and became a Swiss citizen. He became an American citizen in 194. He has made great contributions in many fields of physics, the most important of which is the establishment of special relativity, which was extended to general relativity. He won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 for his contribution to physics, especially the discovery of the law of photoelectric effect. Einstein is one of the greatest scientific giants in the 2th century. The concepts and methods of relativity he founded have a profound impact on the development of theoretical physics, and even have the great significance of "changing the world". So, how did such a scientific giant spend his childhood? In 1882, it has been three years since Einstein came to this world, but he is not as naive and lively as other children, who love to talk and laugh. He always likes to sit quietly in the living room, cocked his head and listened carefully to the beautiful and moving music flowing from his mother's fingers. Mother looked at his concentration and smiled happily and said, "Look at your serious appearance, just like a professor! Hey, my little baby, why don't you talk? " Einstein moved his lips and didn't answer his mother's question, but his sparkling eyes kept blinking, showing the light of happiness. His heart had realized the beauty and fluency of music, but he couldn't say it. Einstein's father likes outing, and he often takes his whole family to the wild in high spirits. Little Einstein liked this activity very much. The beautiful lakes and mountains, the towering trees, the song-like pines and the golden sunshine all intoxicated him. However, he didn't like to talk and couldn't express it in words. And his younger sister is like a lark, singing and calling happily all the way. The children in the neighborhood often play games together, and the little ones sing, jump and scream heartily together, but there is no Einstein in it. He likes to sit quietly in the corner of the living room and play with building blocks for a long time, then sit quietly and enjoy his masterpiece. In this way, little Einstein was four or five years old and still unable to speak. At this time, his parents were a little worried: "Is he an imbecile or a fool?" His parents quickly called a doctor for him, but they didn't check anything wrong. In the eyes of ordinary people, little Einstein is not a clever boy, on the one hand, because he can't speak well, on the other hand, because he always asks some strange questions, which makes people feel a little stupid and silly, and adults even doubt whether his IQ is handicapped. People can't understand that the seemingly ridiculous and ignorant questions raised by this young child originally came from a strong thirst for knowledge in the unknown world. Einstein's little brain, which was mistaken for mediocrity and low energy, was full of puzzling over this strange world, and there was almost no peace. One day, when Einstein was four or five years old, his father gave him a small toy-a compass. Little Einstein, who was curious about new things, was so elated that he immediately put it down. There is a compass needle in the middle, the tip of which is painted red, trembling and always stubbornly pointing to the north. Einstein carefully turned the plate, trying to secretly change the direction of the pointer, but no matter how he turned it around, the needle wouldn't listen to the command, and the red end still pointed firmly to the north. Little Einstein was in a hurry, suddenly turned around and turned from north to south, thinking, "Should this compass always follow me?" But when he looked intently, he was surprised: the red end still pointed to the north! "That's strange ..." Einstein muttered at a loss. "Why on earth is this?" He wanted to ask his father, but he had a brainwave and immediately answered himself: "Yes, there must be something pushing it next to this needle, so it can keep one direction forever." So he studied the compass over and over, trying to find the mysterious thing around the pointer. But to his great disappointment, he found nothing. The mystery of childhood is deeply engraved in his memory. Perhaps Einstein's in-depth study of electromagnetic fields in the future was inspired by the mysterious little toy compass in his childhood. Einstein's childhood was reserved and he didn't like to talk. Now, with the interesting companion of compass, he is in a trance all day, and his parents thought he was really ill this time. This childhood story about the compass left a deep impression on Einstein, and even after many years, he often recalled it with relish. At school age, compared with children of the same age, little Einstein still looks very dull and slow. In class, his academic performance is very poor. Every time he is called up by the teacher to recite the text, he can't read a word. The students laughed at him privately and thought he was a "poor backward student". Einstein began his study career in this way. Although he is stupid, he is kind and pious, and his classmates nicknamed him "Honest Head". At the age of six, Einstein was fascinated by music and began to learn the violin. The beautiful music played by the violin brought him into a wonderful realm, and music once fascinated him. However, when practicing the violin, the mechanical and repetitive bowing and fingering are boring. In this way, little Einstein began his primary school life with blandness and ended with blandness. At this time, compared with his peers, Einstein Jr. is not only not too long, but a bit clumsy. At the age of 1, Einstein left primary school and became a middle school student. At this time, German militarism was rampant everywhere like a scourge. School is no exception. Those teachers crammed Greek and Latin into the students' minds like soldiers, and the students' duty was to recite, recite, and recite all day. Tired of this way of learning, Einstein Jr. shifted his interest to self-learning mathematics consciously or unconsciously, and mathematics became his biggest hobby in middle school. Einstein's uncle is an engineer and likes mathematics very much. Once he drew a right triangle on paper and wrote AB2+BC2=AD2. Einstein said mysteriously, "This is the famous Pythagorean theorem, which was proved by people more than 2, years ago. Come and have a try." 12-year-old Einstein didn't know what geometry was at this time, but he was fascinated by this theorem and decided to give it a try. He thought hard for several weeks, looking for a way to prove it, and by the last day of the third week, he proved it. The first time he realized the joy of creation, his creativity was budding. With the increase of age, Einstein's vision gradually broadened, and the things that interested him became more and more complicated. At the age of 12, Einstein got a hardback geometry textbook. He opened the book with excitement, mystery and a little fear and awe. From the first page of Euclid's theorem, the more he read it, the more fascinated he became. He even read it all at once, deeply impressed by the precision, clarity and strictness of the geometric theorem. For some theorems, he pondered and pondered repeatedly, and sometimes tried to put aside the existing argumentation methods and find another way to prove them again. Einstein was always ecstatic, and he deeply realized the great joy of discovering the truth for the first time. Einstein's curiosity was further developed in his childhood, and his self-confidence was gradually enhanced. Soon, he taught himself advanced mathematics, and the teachers in the middle school were no match for him. When his classmates were still trekking in congruent triangles, Einstein Jr. was already roaming in the world of calculus. Einstein made outstanding achievements in the realm of mathematics, but other subjects did not interest little Einstein, and his achievements were poor. Many teachers disliked his learning attitude and scolded him many times. Once, Einstein's father asked the dean in the school what his son could do in the future. The teacher bluntly said, "It doesn't matter what you do, your son will accomplish nothing." The teacher had a deep prejudice against little Einstein, thinking that he was a rotten piece of wood and had no value for carving, and ordered him to drop out of school. In this way, Einstein dropped out of school at the age of 15 and didn't even get his diploma. Einstein developed a good habit of reading and thinking since childhood. At one time, he was fascinated by the popular science reading book "Popular Physical Science Series", and he always took this book with him wherever he went. It is this book that not only broke Einstein's superstition of religious authority, but also led him to set up great ambitions to explore the mysteries of nature. At the side of young Einstein, he always carries a small notebook, which is used to write down the spark of inspiration at any time. At the age of 16, another challenging question occupied his mind: what would happen if some kind of light receiver, such as human eyes or a camera, followed the light and flew at the speed of light? He caught the problem and wrote it down in his notebook. But where to find the right answer? He was puzzled and set himself a new problem and challenge. It is this difficult problem that makes Einstein think day and night, which gives birth to the magical bud of future relativity. Perhaps, this can be regarded as the first brave attack launched by Einstein Jr. on the fortress of science. Einstein Jr.' s brilliant achievements in the future are inseparable from his family. He grew up in a carefree family environment, and his parents were very tolerant of him. The role of his parents in his growth path is to protect his temperament and character from the influence of bad factors. When Einstein's "genius" was still clumsy, his mother was very anxious and worried that her children would achieve nothing in the future, while his father said, "Don't worry about it, the children just can't adapt to the rules of the school and the mechanical teaching of the school. When he grows up and knows everything around him, he can adapt smoothly. " His parents didn't regard him as a "retarded child", and didn't punish him for his poor homework and being expelled from school. Instead, they gave him a very relaxed environment to help him grow and develop. In the autumn of 1895, 16-year-old Einstein left his family and boarded the train to Zurich alone, starting a new milestone in his life.

Bill Gates Jr.' s "Computer Dream"

Bill Gates (C? ) I have been a "computer fan" since I was a child. He was born in Seattle, Washington, on October 28th, 1955. He was cheerful and lively as a child, and he was an energetic child. Whenever, he rocks back and forth in the cradle. When I grow up, I will spend a lot of time riding a horse. Later, he brought this rocking habit into adulthood and into Microsoft, shaking the whole world. Bill Gates loved math and computers when he was in middle school. Paul allen is his best alumnus, and they often play the game of three consecutive chess games on the computer of Hubin Middle School. At that time, the computer was a PDP8 minicomputer. Students could play games on some connected terminals through paper tape typewriters, and they could also compile some small software such as seating arrangement. Bill Gates Jr. was handy to play. One summer in 1972, Paul, who was three years older than him, brought a magazine "Electronics" and pointed to an article with only 1 paragraphs. He told Bill that a newly established company named Intel introduced a microprocessor core called 88 (x: 9.