In our study, work or life, we often see the figure of composition. Composition is a transition from internal speech to external speech, that is, from a compressed, concise language that we can understand to a developed, standardized grammatical structure that can be understood by others. In order to make your writing easier and more convenient, here are the compositions of Madame Curie that I collected for you, hoping to help you. Madame Curie composition 1

I think a good book is like a sponge, which contains countless knowledge nutrients. Reading is sucking the nectar of knowledge from the sponge. Madame Curie Edison is such a sponge, and I want to be the one who sucks the nectar of knowledge.

reading madame Curie Edison, I can't be calm for a long time. I have read many different Madame Curie:

Madame Curie is smart: she learned to spell words in Pinyin at the age of four, and her memory is superior. She is a student who makes teachers proud and proud.

Madame Curie was strong: in the experiment, no matter how bad the environment was, she persisted. In this way, her work clothes, even her face and mouth, are all black oil stains. Sometimes, even her fingers and arms were burned by chemicals, but Madame Curie never said anything.

Madame Curie is confident: in the experiment of discovering radium, she experienced thousands of failures, but she never gave up. Because she believes that success always comes after the storm.

Madame Curie is great: the "radium" she discovered can cure cancer and is also of great research value in science. She won two Nobel Prizes in her life and made great contributions to mankind.

The story of Madame Curie deeply touched me. Her image always reverberates in my mind, and I can't help asking myself, "What kind of person am I?" Maybe I'm not as smart as Madame Curie, but I can have Madame Curie's confidence! Maybe I am not as great as Madame Curie, but I can try my best to make myself better. With this feeling, my heart will be suddenly enlightened. Since the third grade, we have learned English, and I always find it very difficult. Sometimes I really don't want to stick to it, but I want to muddle along. Now I won't think so, because Madame Curie is looking at me! If I can't read, I ask the teacher on my own initiative. When I go home, I practice reading repeatedly, and sometimes I play sitcoms with my mother in English. Everything comes to him who waits, and the English teacher praises me for my great progress! I don't want to mention how beautiful it is, thanks to Madame Curie!

I know that I will encounter all kinds of difficulties in the future, but with Madame Curie's spirit to accompany me, I will face it with a smile, and I will definitely overcome the difficulties and be a strong, brave and wise man in life.

Don't worry, Madame Curie, watch me! Madame Curie composition 2

Marie Curie (Madame Curie) is a French-born Polish physicist and chemist. In 1898, French physicist Antoine Henri Becquerel discovered that uranium-bearing substances could emit a mysterious ray, but failed to reveal the mystery of this ray. Mary and her husband Pierre curie)*** * undertook the work of studying this kind of radiation. They separated and analyzed pitchblende under extremely difficult conditions, and finally found two new elements in July and December 1898. To commemorate her native Poland, she named one element polonium and the other element Radium, which means "radioactive substance". In order to prepare pure radium compounds, it took Madame Curie another four years to extract 1Omg of radium chloride from tons of pitchblende slag, and the relative atomic mass of radium was preliminarily measured to be 225. This simple figure embodies the hard work and sweat of the Curie couple. In June, 193, Madame Curie received her Ph.D. degree in physics from Paris University with "Research on Radioactive Substances" as her doctoral thesis. In November of the same year, the Curies were awarded the David Gold Medal by the Royal Society. In December, they won the 193 Nobel Prize in Physics with Becquerel. In 196, Pierre Curie died in a car accident. This heavy blow didn't make her give up her persistent pursuit. She endured her grief and redoubled her efforts to complete their beloved scientific career. She continued the lecture given by her husband at the University of Paris and became the first female professor in the school. In 191, her masterpiece On Radioactivity was published. In the same year, she cooperated with others to analyze pure metal radium and measure its properties. She also measured the half-life of oxygen and other elements and published a series of important works on radioactivity. In view of the above great achievements, she won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911, becoming the first great scientist to win the Nobel Prize twice in history. The founder of radioactive science, who suffered from the hardships of science, died unfortunately on July 4, 1934 because of years of hard work, suffering from pernicious anemia (leukemia). She devoted her glorious life to the scientific cause of mankind. Madame Curie's composition 3

There is a book "The Story of Madame Curie", which is an inspirational story and makes me understand selfless dedication and persistence in one thing. The hero written in it is my idol, and the spirit is an example for me to learn.

The protagonist of this book, Madame Curie, was originally named Maria, and the French name was Marie. She was Polish. Because there is no room for two people to go to college at home, and there is a little shortage, Maria left home to be a tutor in Z's family in order to let her sister go to college. My sister got married and took Maria to Paris, France to go to school. She also met Pierre, married him and gave birth to two children. She and Pierre discovered radium and dedicated it to science, winning the Nobel Prize. After Pierre's death, Mary discovered radium salt and won the Nobel Prize again.

Madame Curie devoted herself selflessly to science. No matter how harsh the environment was, no matter how sick she was, she never gave up, and she was still so persistent in science. * * * Song Zhiyuan of the production party is also a selfless and persistent person. He edited Materials of Organizational History of Tengxian County in China and Memorabilia of Tengzhou Party History in China ... Each book has tens of thousands of words, and he dedicated his knowledge and energy to the society. In 1987, Song Zhiyuan suffered from severe cervical spondylosis because of reading materials and learning articles at his desk for a long time, but he still insisted on working. I didn't go to the hospital until the pain was too bad, and I had to work while I was treating. This persistence in his work has made him live a tenacious life.

Madame Curie, like Song Zhiyuan, is a selfless and persistent person. This spirit is an example for China to learn. Let's pay tribute to those who are selfless and persistent. Madame Curie is a great man in the scientific community and all over the world. Madame Curie's composition 4

Madame Curie is Polish, and her life journey is full of ups and downs. When she was a child, she endured the shame of national subjugation. At the age of 1, death took her mother's life again. There is nothing sadder for Mary than this. She endured the pain of life, and through unremitting efforts, she finally extracted radium with her husband Pierre. This great scientific discovery shocked the world and won the Nobel Prize. However, the unfortunate thing happened again: the husband was killed in a car accident. This brought a heavy blow to Madame Curie, but she held on again, persisted in further research with tenacious perseverance, and once again boarded the Nobel podium.

after reading this book, I realized a truth: it is not easy to get good grades; It is not easy to achieve something, so we must work hard. As the saying goes, "there is a road to diligence in Shushan, and there is no limit to learning the sea." From the usual time, we should ask ourselves to develop good study habits, think independently, study hard, be not afraid of difficulties, and go forward forever. In the future, I must learn from Madame Curie's indomitable spirit and strive to climb the learning peak. I hope that when I grow up, I will be a scientist like Madame Curie, and strive for the prosperity and prosperity of the motherland and the scientific cause of the motherland. Madame Curie's composition 5

Everyone has his own idol. Some people are interested in literary creation and choose writers as their idols; Some people like the stage and choose singers or movie stars as their idols. I am a pupil, and you may think that my idol is a teacher. In fact, the person I admire most is a great scientist-Marie Curie, who is also called Madame Curie by the world.

It is a very accidental opportunity to learn about Madame Curie. On my birthday, my father gave me a set of books, one of which was a biography of a famous person, which introduced Madame Curie. I read the story of Madame Curie in one gulp and was deeply moved by her great spirit. Madame Curie is a physicist and a chemist. She is the first female Nobel Prize winner and the first scientist to win two Nobel Prizes. Madame Curie's greatest discovery was that she discovered the radioactive elements "radium" and "polonium". The most touching thing is that, even though she knew that radioactive elements were harmful to her health, she persisted in studying radioactive elements seriously. In the end, Madame Curie fell ill and died because of long-term radiation from radioactive elements.

I want to learn from Madame Curie's spirit of devoting herself to science regardless of her personal safety. Madame Curie lived a very simple life, but she never relaxed about scientific research. She forgot to eat and sleep in a simple laboratory, regardless of the harm of radioactive elements to her body, and worked hard to discover new elements with amazing perseverance. In my study, I also want to learn from her spirit of hard study and dedication to science, learn my lessons well and lay a good foundation for scientific struggle in the future.

I want to learn from Madame Curie's noble character of being indifferent to fame and wealth and contributing to mankind. After discovering the radioactive element "radium", she didn't apply for a patent to get high benefits like ordinary people, but chose to announce this element to the world as soon as possible in order to benefit all mankind. Like her, I also want to study and struggle for the benefit of all mankind, not for personal interests and selflessness.

Although Madame Curie has long since left us, her spirit has inspired generation after generation. I will follow Madame Curie's example, strive to master scientific knowledge, benefit mankind in the future and make my own contribution to society. Madame Curie composition 6

Recently I read a book called Biography of Madame Curie, which made me meditate for a long time.

This book mainly tells that Madame Curie came to Paris from Poland to study alone, and later married Curie. When Curie, who was in her prime, suddenly died in a car accident, Madame Curie was hit like a bolt from the blue. She accomplished the great discovery of radium with amazing perseverance, which made her stand on the Nobel Prize podium twice.

I think Madame Curie is an example for me to learn from. She is a persistent, intelligent, kind and independent person. She was praised by Einstein as "a strong and noble woman, the only one who was not destroyed by honor". Madame Curie was unlucky and lucky. Her unlucky life was rough and poor, and she once lived in a dark attic and ate a few carrots every day to satisfy her hunger. Fortunately, because of her extraordinary talent, she was not defeated by difficulties and finally achieved great success.

Madame Curie discovered radium, which cured many patients and saved their lives. If Madame Curie had not persisted in her research at that time, the discovery of radium would have been delayed for thirty or forty years, and other discoveries and experiments about radium would have been postponed. Madame Curie, like a road builder, stirred the black boiling asphalt with a wooden stick at the side of a smoky cauldron for years, in order to bring happiness to the whole world.

Madame Curie's famous saying, "My highest principle is: never give in to any difficulties!" Yes, difficulties and setbacks are not terrible. As long as we have the courage to overcome them, everyone is the best! Madame Curie Composition 7

Books are a key to open the door to wisdom; Books, like a lighthouse, illuminate our way forward; Books are a guide, so that we don't get lost; Books are a ladder. As long as you climb it, you can succeed. This summer vacation, I read "The Story of Madame Curie", and I still feel deeply about it.

Madame Curie was the first female scientist to win the Nobel Prize, and also the first scientist to win the Nobel Prize twice. Her spirit of loving science will never be forgotten by me. She was born in a rich family, but she doesn't pursue money, but exudes an unyielding and difficult character of loving science. She is indomitable, even if she falls, she won't give up, and "she will get up from where she fell". Yes, now, we live a carefree life, maybe we haven't suffered setbacks in life, maybe it's just "clothes reach out, food makes a living", and even after falling, we can't stand in time. His indomitable spirit has benefited me for life.

Then, the case of Hawking came to my mind. He suffered misfortune, but in that "storm", he did not bow his head, but stood up. Helen Keller, bravely faced misfortune and persevered. "Even if you fall down for 1 times, you should stand up for the hundredth time". Yes, people's life can never be smooth sailing, and setbacks and difficulties are inevitable. They are like potholes on the ground. As long as we try our best to get up and leap over, the next life will be of great significance.

Madame Curie had a great influence on me. His indomitable character and persistent pursuit of science benefited me immensely. Madame Curie Composition 8

This winter vacation, the teacher recommended us to read several books, and the book that impressed me the most was Madame Curie's Story. Madame Curie is a great female scientist who won the Nobel Prize, and her story has been deeply imprinted in my mind.

This book is a biography of Madame Curie. Madame Curie was poor, and she was always tortured by rumors and diseases in her later years. But she was a solemn and brave great woman, and she knew how to face life with a calm mind. Madame Curie said: "I have never been lucky, and I will never expect to be lucky in the future. My principle is not to give in when I meet any difficulties." Madame Curie discovered a new substance radium through countless experiments, which shocked the whole world.

after reading this book, I am not only deeply moved, but also ashamed. I think about myself at ordinary times, and I am careless when I study. I don't take the initiative to think about problems I don't understand, and I always wait for the teacher to tell me. At home, I am the darling of my parents. I am so happy compared with Madame Curie. From now on, I will regard Madame Curie as an example of my progress, and always remind myself to learn from Madame Curie, her earnest and cautious attitude, the spirit of never giving up, and her spirit of being indifferent to fame and fortune despite difficulties. This book will definitely guide me to be a person like Madame Curie and dare to climb the peak of science through my own efforts and sweat. Madame Curie's composition 9

Madame Curie is a Polish, world-famous scientist and has won the Nobel Prize twice. When she achieved success and was respected by others, the first thing that came to her mind was the teacher Ou Ban who taught French as a teenager, Marie Curie and her in the spring of 192.