The above is an example of "Everything comes to him who waits"
Churchill, the British Prime Minister during the Second World War, was an outstanding speaker and was listed as one of the top 1 famous speakers in the world. However, when Churchill made a speech in parliament for the first time, he had a big somersault-when he was halfway through, he suddenly forgot the following, and he couldn't remember it. He was flushed and had to interrupt his speech and return to his seat awkwardly. However, he was not discouraged, devoted himself to the study of speech skills and often exercised his oral expression skills. Everything comes to him who waits, Churchill finally became a famous speaker and outstanding politician in the 2th century. ...
Everything comes to him who waits.
"Everything comes to him who waits" is a famous saying, which tells people that nothing is impossible as long as they work hard.
For example, Sun Jing, a person from the Jin Dynasty, tied a rope to his hair and tied the other end to the beam every night in order not to doze off. Whenever his head drooped, the rope would wake him up and continue reading after waking up. In this way, he became a celebrity who used a hanging beam to prevent himself from falling asleep. Su Qin, who is also a spy, has always been looked down upon by others because he can't get an official in Qin. So he decided to fight for breath. From then on, he studied hard and forgot to eat and sleep. Whenever it is late at night and it is quiet all around, Su Qin is already dizzy and always wants to sleep. He immediately pricks his thigh with an awl, feeling pain, and people wake up. This is Su Qin, a celebrity who woke himself up by stabbing stocks.
Another example is Kuang Heng in the Western Han Dynasty. His family is poor, but he likes reading very much. However, there was no oil to light a lamp in his house at night, and a lamp was lit in his neighbor's room, so Kuang Heng dug a hole in the wall to read with the light coming from the hole. This is the story of "digging a wall to borrow light".
you can't be half-hearted and half-hearted, but you must finish what you started and persevere. Only in this way can we make a difference and make due contributions to the people and society.
The story of Yugong moving mountains
There lived an old man in his nineties in Beishan, whose name was Yugong. There are two mountains in front of his house, Taihang Mountain and Wangwu Mountain, so it is inconvenient to get in and out. Yu Gong discussed with his family and wanted to dig up these two mountains.
Yu Gong's wife wondered where to put the stones and dirt on the mountain. Regardless of these, Yugong and his sons just started, and transported the excavated soil and stones to the Bohai Sea far away, only once a year.
There is an old man named Zhisou in Hequ who advised Yugong not to be stupid. How can he dig Hirayama at such an age? Yu Gong said, "I have a son when I die, a grandson when my son dies, and a grandson has a son. How can I dig an uneven mountain if I go on working for generations?"
The Emperor of Heaven was moved by the spirit of the foolish old man. He sent two gods and carried away two mountains.
Yu Gong mobilized the whole family to overcome the high and big mountain; Old age and weakness; Few people; On the surface, it seems "stupid" to have such great difficulties as simple tools and long haul. However, Yu Gong is not intimidated by the immediate difficulties because he has great ambitions. From "referring to southern Henan and reaching Hanyin", it can be seen that he moved mountains to benefit thousands of people and future generations in Qian Qian. In addition, his confidence in moving mountains comes from his correct understanding of the relationship between man and nature. He understands that man's strength is "endless" and "the mountains do not increase". His knowledge is far higher than that of the average person, and he is really "still wiser than a fool". However, "Zhi Yu" only looks at the problem from a static perspective, thinks that natural conditions cannot be changed, and only sees the strength of one generation, thus concluding that people are powerless in front of nature, which is really "short-sighted". The above analysis shows that fools are not stupid and wise men are not wise. This inversion not only accentuates the contrast tone, but also has an ironic effect.
Modesty makes people progress, while pride makes people lag behind
Adolf? Baeyer's 1th birthday. He thought that his parents would celebrate him like other children's parents. But this day: his mother took him to his grandmother's house early in the morning and spent the whole day there, without mentioning his birthday at all. Baeyer was very unhappy. On the way home, he kept pouting and didn't talk. When his mother saw him, she said earnestly, "Your father was 41 years old when I gave birth to you, and he was still a lout. Now he is 51 years old, but just like you, he is studying hard and will take the exam tomorrow. I don't want to delay his study because of your birthday. Time is too precious for him. You are still young, so you should learn to cherish it. "
Mother's words, like rain and dew, moisten Baeyer's young heart bit by bit. Later, he recalled: "This is the most generous gift my mother gave me for my 1th birthday."
When Baeyer was studying in a university, the name of Professor Jaragu, an organic chemist, spread all over Germany. However, the professor was still very young at that time. Some scientific retired people always criticize him with such and such questions. One day, Baeyer chatted with his father and mentioned Professor Jalagu. Baeyer said, "Jalagu is only six years older than me ..." The implication is that this man is nothing.
Father was very dissatisfied. He said to Baeyer, "How about being six years older? Isn't it worth learning? When I was studying geology, all the teachers were 3 years younger than me. I respectfully called them teachers and listened to their lectures carefully. You should remember that age and knowledge are not necessarily proportional. No matter who you are, as long as you have knowledge, you should learn from him with an open mind. "
Everything comes to him who waits.
"Everything comes to him who waits" is a famous saying, which tells people that nothing is impossible as long as they are diligent.
For example, Sun Jing, a person from the Jin Dynasty, tied a rope to his hair and tied the other end to the beam every night in order not to doze off. Whenever his head drooped, the rope would wake him up and continue reading after waking up. In this way, he became a celebrity who used a hanging beam to prevent himself from falling asleep. Su Qin, who is also a spy, has always been looked down upon by others because he can't get an official in Qin. So he decided to fight for breath. From then on, he studied hard and forgot to eat and sleep. Whenever it is late at night and it is quiet all around, Su Qin is already dizzy and always wants to sleep. He immediately pricks his thigh with an awl, feeling pain, and people wake up. This is Su Qin, a celebrity who woke himself up by stabbing stocks.
Another example is Kuang Heng in the Western Han Dynasty. His family is poor, but he likes reading very much. However, there was no oil to light a lamp in his house at night, and a lamp was lit in his neighbor's room, so Kuang Heng dug a hole in the wall to read with the light coming from the hole. This is the story of "digging a wall to borrow light".
you can't be half-hearted and half-hearted, but you must finish what you started and persevere. Only in this way can we make a difference and make due contributions to the people and society.
The story of Yugong moving mountains
There lived an old man in his nineties in Beishan, whose name was Yugong. There are two mountains in front of his house, Taihang Mountain and Wangwu Mountain, so it is inconvenient to get in and out. Yu Gong discussed with his family and wanted to dig up these two mountains.
Yu Gong's wife wondered where to put the stones and dirt on the mountain. Regardless of these, Yugong and his sons just started, and transported the excavated soil and stones to the Bohai Sea far away, only once a year.
There is an old man named Zhisou in Hequ who advised Yugong not to be stupid. How can he dig Hirayama at such an age? Yu Gong said, "I have a son when I die, a grandson when my son dies, and a grandson has a son. How can I dig an uneven mountain if I go on working for generations?"
The Emperor of Heaven was moved by the spirit of the foolish old man. He sent two gods and carried away two mountains.
Yu Gong mobilized the whole family to overcome the high and big mountain; Old age and weakness; Few people; On the surface, it seems "stupid" to have such great difficulties as simple tools and long haul. However, Yu Gong is not intimidated by the immediate difficulties because he has great ambitions. From "referring to southern Henan and reaching Hanyin", it can be seen that he moved mountains to benefit thousands of people and future generations in Qian Qian. In addition, his confidence in moving mountains comes from his correct understanding of the relationship between man and nature. He understands that man's strength is "endless" and "the mountains do not increase". His knowledge is far higher than that of the average person, and he is really "still wiser than a fool". However, "Zhi Yu" only looks at the problem from a static perspective, thinks that natural conditions cannot be changed, and only sees the strength of one generation, thus concluding that people are powerless in front of nature, which is really "short-sighted". The above analysis shows that fools are not stupid and wise men are not wise. This inversion not only accentuates the contrast tone, but also has an ironic effect.
Modesty makes people progress, while pride makes people lag behind
Adolf? Baeyer's 1th birthday. He thought that his parents would celebrate him like other children's parents. But this day: his mother took him to his grandmother's house early in the morning and spent the whole day there, without mentioning his birthday at all. Baeyer was very unhappy. On the way home, he kept pouting and didn't talk. When his mother saw him, she said earnestly, "Your father was 41 years old when I gave birth to you, and he was still a lout. Now he is 51 years old, but just like you, he is studying hard and will take the exam tomorrow. I don't want to delay his study because of your birthday. Time is too precious for him. You are still young, so you should learn to cherish it. "
Mother's words, like rain and dew, moisten Baeyer's young heart bit by bit. Later, he recalled: "This is the most generous gift my mother gave me for my 1th birthday."
When Baeyer was studying in a university, the name of Professor Jaragu, an organic chemist, spread all over Germany. However, the professor was still very young at that time. Some scientific retired people always criticize him with such and such questions. One day, Baeyer chatted with his father and mentioned Professor Jalagu. Baeyer said, "Jalagu is only six years older than me ..." The implication is that this man is nothing.
Father was very dissatisfied. He said to Baeyer, "How about being six years older? Isn't it worth learning? When I was studying geology, all the teachers were 3 years younger than me. I respectfully called them teachers and listened to their lectures carefully. You should remember that age and knowledge are not necessarily proportional. No matter who you are, as long as you have knowledge, you should learn from him with an open mind. "
1 in the spring and autumn period, Chu Zhuangwang won the championship.
One night, I held a candlelight party with my beloved princess and gave a big feast to the ministers. The wine was half drunk when suddenly a strong wind blew out the candle. A military commander wanted to flirt with Princess Ai in the dark, and Princess Ai tore off the red tassel from his helmet. Princess Ai suggested that the King of Chu immediately light a lamp to see which guy had lost the red tassel from his helmet and severely punish him. A friend's wife should not be bullied, let alone a leader's wife. Unexpectedly, King Zhuang was magnanimous and ordered all the generals to take off the red tassels on their helmets before lighting the lamps.
Soon after, the King of Chu made a personal expedition to fight against the enemy, and was trapped in a tight encirclement. His soldiers fled in all directions, and the life of the King of Chu hung by a thread. Suddenly, a general came out to fight to the death to protect deus ex, the king of Chu, and retrieve his life. The king of Chu said excitedly, "Everyone else fled for their lives, only Aiqing was willing to lay down his life to save the driver. What's your name? Which unit is it? " The general should answer, "I was the one who molested your wife at the candlelight party that day!" "
2 (in legend, because I can't tell the source! ) Edison made the first light bulb. He asked one of his disciples to take it to test, but he broke it! Disciples are ashamed. However, when Edison made the second light bulb, despite the opposition of others, he still gave it to the disciple to experiment. Edison said, "The greatest tolerance is to give him another chance!" "
3 On the day of reporting, Lincoln came to the reporting office to take the exam. When he came to the reporting office, he found that the people in the prison were the people he had offended, and he finished the exam with a heavy burden. When he asked about the thing that had offended him, the man said, "Did you? I don't remember. "
4 Joules for Knowledge
Joules, a famous British scientist, loved physics since he was a child. He often did some experiments about electricity and heat by himself.
One year on holiday, Joule and his brother traveled to the countryside together. Smart and studious Joule didn't forget to do his physics experiment even when he was playing.
He found a lame horse, led by his brother, and hid behind him quietly. He used a Volta battery to pass current to the horse, trying to test the animal's reaction after being stimulated by the current. As a result, the reaction he wanted to see appeared. The horse jumped wildly after receiving the electric shock and almost kicked his brother.
Although the danger has appeared, it has not affected the mood of little Joule who loves to do experiments at all. He and giggle rowed to the lake surrounded by mountains, where Joule wanted to try out the echo. They filled the musket with gunpowder and then pulled the trigger. Who knows "bang", a long flame spurted from the muzzle, which burned Joule's eyebrows and almost scared his brother into the lake.
At this time, the sky was densely covered with clouds, and there was lightning and thunder. Joule, who just wanted to go ashore to take shelter from the rain, found that it took a long time to hear the roaring thunder after each lightning. What happened?
Joule did not take shelter from the rain. He dragged his brother up a hill and carefully recorded the time between lightning and thunder with his pocket watch.
After school started, Joule almost couldn't wait to tell the teacher all the experiments he had done, and asked the teacher for advice.
The teacher smiled at Joule, who was studious and inquisitive, and patiently explained to him: "The speed of light and sound is different. The speed of light is fast and the speed of sound is slow, so people always want to see lightning before hearing thunder, but in fact lightning and thunder happen at the same time."
Joule suddenly realized. From then on, he became more fascinated with learning scientific knowledge. Through continuous study and careful observation and calculation, he finally discovered mechanical equivalent of heat and the law of conservation of energy and became an excellent scientist.
5. Seeking knowledge-striving for self-improvement
Prague, a British physicist, was poor when he was a child. With his unremitting pursuit of dreams and tenacious efforts, he finally made great achievements. And the poor years he experienced became the driving force that inspired him to move forward in the future.
When he was studying at school, his parents couldn't buy him nice clothes and comfortable shoes because of the poor economic conditions at home. He was often in rags, dragging a pair of worn leather shoes that didn't match his feet. But young Prague never felt inferior because of poverty, and he never complained that his family could not provide him with superior living conditions. That pair of oversized leather shoes looks ridiculous on his feet, but he doesn't feel inferior. On the contrary, he cherishes this pair of shoes because it can