1. Mao Zedong

From the beginning of his enlightenment, Mao Zedong transferred to another school seven times during his stay in Shaoshan. Choose a school based on the knowledge and methods taught by the teacher, so the study time in each private school is different.

Guan Gongqiao opened a private school. The teacher was named Mao Yongsheng, and there were more than 20 students. On the third day, Mao Shunsheng brought Mao Zedong here to study. The gentleman here is teaching students to read "The Book of Songs", which Mao Zedong had already studied. After a few days of class, he felt bored. He also read "Water Margin". Mao Yongsheng knew that Mao Zedong had read the Book of Songs, so he ignored it.

Mao Zedong thought that as long as he had time, he could just read other books, and this happened for several months. The gentleman didn't care either.

One day after school, the teacher took Mao Zedong to a vegetable patch, pulled off a stem of cabbage, and asked Mao Zedong to take it home. However, the teacher told him that he must give him back a stem of cabbage the next morning. A dish that’s right on the mark. Mao Zedong understood what his husband meant, and he was just using it to remind him not to brag among his classmates. He stopped the gentleman, "Wait a moment, and I will hand over the 'appropriate dish.'"

Famous aphorism: The history of mankind is a history of continuous development from the kingdom of necessity to the kingdom of freedom. . —— Mao Zedong

2. Lu Xun

Mr. Lu Xun has been inseparable from books since his youth. He lived frugally throughout his life and purchased many books. He usually takes good care of books. He always washes his hands before reading and carefully cleans the books when they are dirty. He also prepared a set of tools himself, and was good at stapling and repairing books. A worn-out book often looks brand new after he sorts it out.

He usually does not easily lend his used books to others. If someone else borrows a book, he would rather buy a new book and lend it to others.

Famous aphorisms: A true warrior dares to face the bleak life and the dripping blood. —— Lu Xun

3. Zhou Enlai

When Zhou Enlai was studying in Shenyang, he was only a boy of twelve or thirteen years old. He studies very diligently and hard, and often discusses with his teachers and classmates the issues he thinks about while reading books and newspapers. What they discussed most at that time was how to save the country and how to save the nation through propaganda. Zhou Enlai listened carefully in class, completed extracurricular homework seriously, respected teachers, united with classmates, was polite and disciplined.

He pays special attention to extracurricular reading to make up for the lack of learning in the classroom. He reads a wide range of books and newspapers. In addition to books on social sciences, books on natural sciences and military sciences are also his favorite reading materials. He can also read and compare the contents of several books to explore the most scientific contents and answers. ?

Famous aphorism: Read for the rise of China. ? ——Zhou Enlai

4. Guo Moruo

When he was studying in the county town, he was once recorded a major demerit for opposing the teacher's brutal beating. I was almost expelled (expelled) from the school twice because I went on strike to oppose the unfair treatment of my classmates. Another time, because a classmate was injured by a soldier, he complained on behalf of the classmate and asked the school to negotiate with the soldiers on behalf of the students. He was reprimanded by the school and angrily went on strike with his classmates.

The school expelled him for "disturbing the crowd to strike" and issued orders to the entire province. These mental blows did not make him succumb, but instead cultivated his rebellious character. He was admired by his classmates and became a little leader among the students.

In 1910, when he was 19 years old, he went to Chengdu and attended the Sichuan Provincial Government Higher Secondary School. At the beginning of the next year, there was a wave of petitions to the Congress in Chengdu, demanding that the Qing government implement a constitutional monarchy and establish a Congress. He was elected as the representative of the class and participated in the city's students' strike struggle, so he was expelled from the school again.

Famous aphorisms: Reading all profound books should be like this: first, you must use your own ability to understand; second, you must use your own ability to criticize. ——Guo Moruo

5. Einstein

At the age of 14, Einstein began to study advanced mathematics. While his classmates were still splashing in the shallow water of an equilateral triangle, he had already Swim in the sea of ??calculus. The math teacher was no match for him, and was often left speechless by Einstein's questions. Therefore, the teacher did not like him, saying that he was "unsociable", "undisciplined" and "whimsical".

So much so that when Einstein’s father asked the principal of the school what career Einstein should pursue in the future, the principal said unabashedly: "It will be the same in everything. He will never achieve anything when he grows up." ." For the same reason, the mathematics teacher said to Einstein: "Einstein, you will never achieve anything."

These words deeply hurt Einstein's heart. "I will definitely do something." He said silently in his heart.

Famous aphorism: You must know the essence of the scientific method. Don't listen to what a scientist says to you, but carefully watch what he is doing.

——Einstein