Before Einstein became famous, life was hard and he dressed casually. He was reminded that he should have a decent coat if he wants to enter the society. Answer: "I am unknown, even if I dress beautifully, no one knows me."

Einstein is immortal because of his academic achievements, because of his connotation, and has nothing to do with appearance. Visible connotation is eternal beauty.

Imagine that a person who pays attention to appearance but lacks connotation has made some achievements in life. Without connotation, their life is equal to no color. Maybe they will be welcomed by people because of their external beauty, but that is only a moment. Like a novel, the short climax is over, and life is lifeless. To maintain eternal beauty and be respected forever, you need to have an important point-connotation. The beauty that emanates from the connotation will last forever. This is why celebrities can live forever.

Hans Christian Andersen, a famous fairy tale writer, is simply pursuing every step with a pen tip. He has never dressed up. Once, he was walking in the street in rags. A passerby came face to face. When he saw Andersen, he pointed to a worn hat on his head and said, "Is that a hat on your head?" Andersen also pointed to his head and said, "Is that a head under your hat?" Then he left without looking back. Leaving stunned passers-by. Although this is a joke full of wisdom, it is not difficult to see that Andersen, who is disheveled, can be remembered forever because of his talent and connotation.

Coincidentally, the respected Premier Zhou Enlai wore a patched dress when meeting an important guest. The staff around him reminded him to wear nice clothes, but Premier Zhou said, "This is too extravagant, not my style, as long as the clothes are neat and generous." As a result, when meeting the guests, they didn't mind Premier Zhou's clothes at all, but were deeply moved by Premier Zhou.

These examples have profoundly demonstrated valuable, eternal and beautiful connotations. But now there are many teenagers who attach the most importance to appearance and spend most of their time on dressing up, ignoring improving their quality and enriching their connotation. As a result, their lives have become "like water flowing."

Connotation is eternal beauty. We should remember Einstein's words, "I am unknown, and no one knows me even if I dress beautifully." Be a connotative person, a person who makes a difference and is paid attention to.