Pu Minle

Beijiao high school

In 2003, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to a little-known person, an unknown chief engineer-Kenichi Tanaka. This incident not only surprised the Japanese chemical community, but also posed a question to the world: Why was it not a professor or a doctor who founded such a professional academic thought, but an ordinary engineer? What universal revelations are worth pondering?

We see that many successful people, no matter in what field, will be treated with unusual treatment as long as they have a little achievement. They will be surrounded by news media and talk about the way to success; They will be dragged from east to west to make various thematic reports; They will be regarded as role models by their peers and enjoy special care in material matters. They are no longer the people who used to devote themselves to study and work hard. They became individuals, or they were "alienated". Their souls were stolen, and the original successful "human essence" was gone from them. They also feel that they are not ordinary people, will be proud, will be satisfied, will feel good about themselves, and will stagnate. This is why many doctors and scholars are mediocre in Jiang Lang, but they can't compete for the top. Their hearts have lost the peace they deserve-the pure and respectable peace that this special scientific field needs.

Perhaps only people like Kenichi Tanaka can always abide by the calm and indifference that is extremely precious to science. Scientific research and artistic creation are rigorous, and impetuous is not allowed. Without a stable mood and a peaceful mind, it is impossible to reject secular interference, let alone study hard for years like dripping water wears away a stone, and finally create a great theory. On the campus of Cambridge University, the famous mathematician Hawking can often be seen sitting alone in a wheelchair. At this time, you can no longer see students and tourists rushing forward to say hello or ask for autographs. Because they know that he needs to lead a normal life to achieve greater success. I don't believe that a person who puts on a show in the flash all day, shuttles through busy social activities and has a full meal after a meal will have a persistent pursuit of science.

Kenichi Tanaka's award is a great encouragement to many scholars who are still studying in obscurity. It is also a warning to those stunned professors and doctors. If they are still addicted to impetuous fame and false glory, then one day they will return to obscurity.

Teacher's comments:

This paper does not waste pen and ink on the principle of "as long as you work hard, you will succeed in the end", but chooses "why science needs peace" and "what kind of personality scientists should have", which determines the high style of this article. The style of writing is simple and heavy, and you can see the edge in plain. Because the capacity is "small" (the entrance is small, the angle of view is small, no new issues beyond the topic are mentioned, and the materials are few and powerful), I can play freely in just 600 words, and it is not difficult to tell complicated truths. A good article doesn't have to pursue brilliance, it must be "quality is more important than words". It gives convincing and unusual answers to the problems existing in society and the problems that people are confused about. The article has its own charm and interest.

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