Swallow knows the ambition of swan (omitted)

Zhou Enlai studied for the rise of China. At the beginning of the new semester, President Wei of Shenyang Dongguan Model School asked the students what they were studying for. So someone replied, "It's for my father to study." Someone replied, "Reading is a gift." Others say, "study for the honor of the lintel." When President Wei answered the roll call, those sitting in the back stood up and solemnly replied, "Studying for the rise of China."

Marx's ideal. 1In the autumn of 835, Marx graduated from middle school and faced career choices. At that time, among Marx's classmates, there were various considerations about choosing a career. Many people think it is natural to have vanity and pursue fame and fortune. However, Marx believes that a young man should choose a career that can best serve mankind and achieve human happiness. At the end of his graduation thesis, Marx wrote: "The main guiding principle we should follow when choosing a career is human happiness."

At the beginning of the week, he was determined to learn from Lu Xun's Doctor Different.

Many scientists and inventors are American scientists Edison, who made up their minds from childhood (Edison, Einstein, Gauss). The phonograph was invented at the age of 29, and the incandescent light bulb was invented at the age of 33. German physicist Einstein put forward special relativity at the age of 26 and general relativity at the age of 37. German mathematician Gauss/Kloc-proposed the least square method at the age of 0/7, published arithmetic research at the age of 24, initiated modern number theory, and proposed the calculation method of planetary orbits at the age of 32.

Facts and arguments-modesty

Marx hates being praised by others. On one occasion, Karl Kugman, a friend of Marx, praised Marx as a wise thinker in the19th century. Manifesto of Producers' Party and Das Kapital are epoch-making works, and Marx was very dissatisfied when he learned about them. He wrote back to Carl Kugman and said, "It is disgusting to praise my activities too much. There is always a limit to everything."

Zhu Kezhen "I know too little." Zhu Kezhen is the founder of modern meteorology in China. 1974 65438+123 October, that is, two weeks before his death, as usual, few people came to visit him because his illness became more and more serious.

Mrs Zhu left all her relatives and friends outside the room. Suddenly, Zhu Kezhen heard his granddaughter's husband's voice and couldn't wait to call him in. Zhu Kezhen's grandson's son-in-law is a researcher at the Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. However, Zhu Kezhen deeply felt that he lacked the knowledge of the new subject "elementary particles", so he was anxious and asked the younger generation for advice five times. Now, he seized this opportunity and asked for "make up lessons". Zhu Lao was seriously ill and his hearing was severely impaired. He couldn't hear his granddaughter's husband's speech clearly with a hearing aid, so he had to ask for it to be written down. Mrs. Zhu suggested that he have a rest. Lao Zhu said slowly and laboriously, "No, I know too little." After listening to the latest research on elementary particles abroad and the new progress of Yang Zhenning's gauge field, he smiled with satisfaction.