When Lu Xun was 13 years old, his grandfather was imprisoned, so he and his younger brother were placed in refuge at the home of his uncle in Huangfuzhuang, more than thirty miles away from the city.
When Lu Xun came to his uncle's house this time, the situation was completely different from before, and he would inevitably suffer some indifference from then on. However, workers and their children are the same everywhere. They are still so warm and attentive, coming to receive the little guests who have come from afar to take refuge. The spring in the countryside is still beautiful. Mud boats are parked all over the river. On both sides of the river are green wheat fields, and green mangosteen grows on the ridges of the fields. During the day, the adults went to work in the rivers and fields, and Lu Xun played with the children, fishing or peeling monk peas. The main sideline business of farmers in Huangfuzhuang and Xiaogaobu is fishing. Late at night, the fish all swam out, eating, swimming, and fishermen also went out at this time. After the second update, the shrimps also started to come out. The shrimp catchers rowed small boats and took sea bags to catch shrimps. After dawn, they ate some cold rice balls and went to the town to sell fish and shrimp. After selling the fish and shrimp, they came back to sleep. Whenever they have a little free time, they don't take a break. Instead, they plan to act and show off their outstanding skills during the performance.
In the rural areas of Shaoxing at that time, there were countless days of acting. The ninth and tenth days of the first lunar month are "Dengtou Opera"; in March, there is the birthday of "Emperor Dongyue", and the drama will be performed no later than the 28th; on May 16th, "The Birthday of the Lord (Land) Bodhisattva", On June 17th, "Grandpa Bao's birthday", there will be a play. July 16th was the birthday of "General Liu Meng". The farmers said that he was "Liu Bei's son" because he fell to death while catching shrimps in the fields and had to act. In August, September, and until the end of the year, there will be many performances. Acting seems to be inseparable from their lives. In fact, the purpose of their acting is not just to show the Bodhisattvas, but to express their wishes: safety of the population and livestock, abundant harvests, and a peaceful life of living and working in peace and contentment; - although the real life is not as good as theirs As expected. Peasants always show their talents, wisdom and strength in the festival of carnival and demonstration, which is their own festival. The queues stretched for several miles, and the crowds were like a rolling wave, sweeping through one village after another. Red, green, yellow, and flags of various colors were fluttering above the team. In this mighty team, everyone is like a lively tiger: some are playing lions, some are playing dragon boats, some are walking on stilts, some are carrying latch blocks, some are beating gongs and drums, and some are carrying Lotus gun, boom, boom, blast it into the sky a few times and the computer-obsessed genius boy Bill Gates
Gates was born for computers, and he also brought computers into a beautiful world. The new world...
After Gates entered Lakeside Middle School, he became obsessed with computers. From then on, he had no intention of taking other classes and spent every day in the computing center. Starting in the 8th grade, he and his classmates helped others design simple computer programs to earn pocket money. Gates' good friend Paul Allen (who later founded Microsoft with Gates) recalled, "We often worked until midnight. We loved working on computer software. We were really playing at that time. "
Gates said, "At that time, Paul often pulled me up from the trash can, but I continued to lie there and refused to get up, because I found some things there that were still stained. I read the notes or notes from the programmer holding the coffee grounds, and then we studied the operating system together with these precious materials."
When Gates was in the 9th grade, TRW engineers were building the Northwest Power Transmission Network. I encountered a problem and was at a loss. At this time, they discovered a "Problem Report" from the Lakeside Middle School Computing Center, and called the two "error detection masters" (Gates and Allen) who produced the report on the spot, hoping that they could come. Help troubleshoot problems. But they never imagined that these two masters were only students in grades 9 and 10!
Newton's later years
However, due to limitations of the times, Newton was basically a metaphysical mechanical materialist.
He believes that motion is only mechanical motion, a change in spatial position; the universe, like the sun, has no development and change; relying on the action of gravity, stars are always in a fixed position...
As his scientific reputation grew, so did Newton's political standing. In 1689, he was elected university representative in Parliament. As a member of Parliament, Newton gradually began to distance himself from the science that had brought him so much success. From time to time he expressed his distaste for the field he represented. At the same time, he spent a lot of time arguing about scientific priorities with famous scientists of his generation such as Hooke and Leibniz.
In his later years, Newton lived a grand life in London. In 1705, he was made a peer by Queen Anne. Newton was very wealthy at this time and was generally regarded as the greatest living scientist. He served as President of the Royal Society, and during his twenty-four years he ruled the Society with an iron fist. No one can be elected without his consent.
In his later years, Newton began to devote himself to the study of theology. He denied the guiding role of philosophy, believed in God devoutly, and devoted himself to writing books on theology. When he encountered the inexplicable movement of celestial bodies, he actually proposed the fallacy of "God's first driving force". He said, “God rules over all things, and we are His servants who fear and worship Him.”
On March 20, 1727, the great Isaac Newton passed away. Like many other distinguished Englishmen, he is buried in Westminster Abbey. His tombstone is engraved with:
Let people cheer such a great man