Selected stories of celebrity philosophy
Tolstoy, the great Russian writer, has countless admirers, and his words are even regarded as wise words. In addition to fame and status, he and his wife have rich property and lovely children. It seems that no one has a better marriage than theirs.
However, Tolstoy gradually became disgusted with what he called aristocratic writing. He rewrote the essay, advocated peace and called for the elimination of poverty. In order to pursue a simple and simple life, he gave his real estate to others. But as always, the wife spends money like water, pursues vanity and luxury to make friends with celebrities, and is very angry with her husband's generosity and kindness. Tolstoy wants to give up all her royalties, but she wants her husband's works to become money. Once Tolstoy objected, she immediately roared, rolled on the ground, even took out opium and swallowed it, claiming suicide, or ran to the well to make a jump well to threaten her husband.
Several times Tolstoy decided never to see his wife again, but every time, his wife would come and hug her husband's knee and beg him to read the sentence praising her beauty and their love in his diary fifty years ago again. Tolstoy always relents when he reads these words.
However, his wife's insistence finally made Tolstoy unbearable. 19 10 On a snowy night in June, 82-year-old Tolstoy left home alone. 1 1 days later, Tolstoy died of hepatitis at a station.
Philosophy: A little thing in life can often change a person's fate. Similarly, pushing a door open for others is also leaving a way for yourself. Similarly, the philosophical story of a little celebrity full of human warmth can also change a person's life.
Selected philosophical stories of two famous people
Bernard Shaw (1856— 1950), Irish writer, world novelist, social activist and humorist. During his visit to the Soviet Union, one day he met a little girl from the Soviet Union in the street. This little girl is smart, lively and lovely. Bernard Shaw played with her for a long time. Before leaving, Bernard Shaw said to the little girl, "Go back and tell your mother that the world-famous Bernard Shaw played with you this day." Unexpectedly, the little girl said in Bernard Shaw's tone, "Go back and tell your mother that it was the Soviet girl Raisa who played with you that day."
This incident gave Bernard Shaw a lot of feelings. "No matter how great a person has achieved, everyone should be treated equally and always remain modest." Bernard Shaw said with emotion.
"This is a lesson that the little girl gave me. I will never forget her! "
On another occasion, Bernard Shaw received a letter from a little girl. The letter said, "You are the writer I admire most. To show my admiration for you, I'm going to name my beloved poodle after you. My relatives gave it to me on my birthday. I don't know what you mean? "
This is really a ridiculous question, but Bernard Shaw replied humorously, "Dear child, reading your letter is quite interesting." I quite agree with your idea. But, most importantly, you must discuss it with the poodle! "
Philosophy: No matter how great a person has achieved, everyone should be treated equally and always remain modest.
Selected philosophical stories of three people
Churchill was not only a famous figure in World War II, but also a longevity among British prime ministers. He lived to be 90 years old, and one of the secrets of his long life is to be good at sleeping.
Churchill was full of energy, always worked hard and slept soundly. During his tenure, it was in the middle of World War II, and the situation was extremely unstable and rapidly changing, and the state affairs were extremely busy. He is so busy that he is exhausted from sleeping every day. He fell asleep when he lay down and never lost sleep. He often tells reporters: "I go to bed around three o'clock in the middle of the night every day. When I got to bed, I was relieved and slept soundly. "
At about eight o'clock in the morning, Churchill woke up, first lying in bed reading newspapers, telegrams and other dispatches, then receiving visitors, dictating orders and instructions to ministries and staff committees, and didn't get up until noon. When talking about his long life experience, Churchill said, "If there is a place to sit, I will never stand, and if it is possible to lie down, I will never sit."
Churchill also continued to take a nap for more than an hour every day in order to recharge his batteries and be energetic at night. He often publicizes the benefits of lunch break to people around him and advises them to learn from themselves. So many people imitate him. It is said that American presidents Kennedy and Reagan both imitated his nap method.
Besides, Churchill also loved outdoor sports very much. He often rides horses, plays baseball, draws pictures, watches animals and plants before and after his nap and dinner, and sometimes builds a wall for a while to combine exercise and rest.
Philosophy: The person who can keep inner peace is the most powerful person. "God is calm and harmonious, and the heart is harmonious and complete; If you are mad, your heart will swing and your heart will hurt. " When a person is impetuous, his inner disorder will inevitably lead to abnormal behavior, unfounded advance and retreat, and loss of correct decision-making power. On the contrary, if you are calm and calm, you will not hear the noise and noise of the outside world, and you will not associate with people rashly. Every major event is calm, which is everyone's demeanor.
Selected philosophical stories of four famous people
Engels wrote a letter to Kang Schmidt in 1895, which wrote: "1843 I saw the eggs of platypus in Manchester. I laughed at the stupid idea that mammals can lay eggs, which was arrogant and ignorant, but now it has been confirmed! So, I hope you don't do something with the values that I have to ask the platypus to forgive afterwards! "
What's going on here? It turns out that platypus is the most primitive mammal in existence, and it can lay eggs. Usually two eggs are laid at a time, and the mother lies on the eggs to hatch. This animal has mammary glands, but no breasts. The cubs lick the milk from the wet hair on the female abdomen. According to the concept of past textbooks, mammals should be viviparous and cannot lay eggs. Engels once insisted on this understanding and blindly believed in textbooks. Later, he realized that this understanding was wrong, so he wrote the above letter and told Schmidt that he had always been superstitious about books, hoping that Schmidt would stop doing that stupid thing.
This tells us that even a great man like Engels can't do everything so accurately. It is important to admit mistakes bravely and correct them quickly after realizing them. At this point, Engels set a good example for us.
Selected philosophical stories of five famous people
In a city in Poland, the lights in Chopin's living room are particularly bright. Many children wear beautiful clothes and dance in a circle accompanied by the piano. Only a 3-year-old boy didn't dance. He looked at the movements of his fingers when his mother played the piano with bright eyes. The boy's name is Chopin. He looked absorbed, as if fascinated. Mother sent the children away after the party. Just as I was about to go to bed, there was a crisp piano sound downstairs. My mom thinks it's weird. Who is still playing the piano at this late hour?
Mother went downstairs and saw that it was little Chopin playing the piano. Little Chopin is wearing pajamas, sitting in front of the piano and playing seriously! Mom asked in surprise, "Baby, what are you playing?" Chopin said, "I'm playing your tune!" " "Mom is very happy to see her son's love for the piano. The next day, she invited a musician to help him play the piano.
Chopin studied the piano more seriously since he had a teacher. He sat in front of the piano all day and kept playing. However, Chopin was young and had small hands. What shall we do? Chopin put a cork between his fingers to widen the distance between them. This is very painful. Sometimes little Chopin cries in pain when he sleeps at night, but he persists. In this way, time passed year by year. Chopin studied hard and made great progress. By the time he was 6 years old, he had played well and could write piano music. At the age of eight, Chopin Jr. first appeared on the big stage of the theater to play the piano. Thousands of listeners were fascinated by the beautiful piano sound flowing from Chopin's fingertips, and warm applause rang out from time to time in the theater. The next day, Chopin's name was sung everywhere in Warsaw, Poland. Everyone praises Chopin as a child prodigy, which is the result of Chopin's efforts!