Doing good deeds and being criticized but still persisting is the true nature of a striver. ——Balzac

Only such a person deserves life and freedom, if he fights for it every day. ——Goethe

A person must go through hard work before he can achieve anything. ——Andersen

If you want to succeed in anything, you must pay a price: struggle. ——Emerson

The pursuit and struggle for truth and knowledge is one of the highest qualities of human beings. ——Einstein

Imagine your own response to difficulties, not to avoid or circumvent them, but to face them and deal with them in an enterprising way

and fight them wisely. ——Maxwell Maltz

The secret of invention is constant effort. ——Newton

No matter what kind of sky is above my head, I am ready to withstand any storm. ——Byron

If you cherish your feathers too much and do not cause any damage to them, then you will lose two wings and never be able to fly again.

——Shelley

The enthusiastic and persistent Curie

Joliot’s home did not have a learning atmosphere, but he liked reading since he was a child, especially studying natural sciences. . Jorio did small experiments in the bathroom without telling the adults, and often got into trouble, either breaking the porcelain basin or smashing the tiles on the floor. So in the eyes of adults, Yorio is a very naughty and naughty child. In fact, they have no understanding of the scientific ideals in Joliot's mind. He greatly admired the great French scientists Pasteur (1822-1895) and the Curies. He not only read their biographies, but also imitated their scientific lives. He specially posted a large photo of the Curies working in the laboratory on the wall of the bathroom. In 1915, Jorio entered high school at the Lycée Lacana in Paris. In 1918, Joliot was admitted to the Paris School of Physics and Chemistry, where the Curies discovered radium, and he ranked first in every subject. Soon, Joliot was called up to serve in the army. After the war, he returned to Paris to work and study under Professor Langevin. Joliot was interested in physics and chemistry, and he asked Professor Langevin to accept him to work in the laboratory. Langevin initially refused because he had not received formal education in an institution of higher learning.

Later, Jorio made repeated requests, which moved Langevin and finally accepted him

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