Steven? Hawking is another great physicist in the world after Newton and Einstein. He wrote A Brief History of Time, which made outstanding contributions to the development of physics. When he was young, he suffered from muscular dystrophy, which led to total paralysis. The only thing that moves is his finger. Under such a cruel blow, he did not lose confidence in himself, but persistently engaged in the research of physics, trying to find a balance between perfection and imperfection, and finally succeeded.
Shi Tiesheng is a famous contemporary writer in China. When I was young, I went to the countryside to jump the queue. I was overworked, resulting in paralysis of the lower body and sitting in a wheelchair. He once felt confused about his future and thought deeply about the value of an incomplete life. After waking up, he embarked on the road of literary creation. He was physically disabled and determined, insisted on writing, struggled hard and wrote countless profound words. ...
Although their bodies are incomplete and imperfect, their souls are perfect. Their words and contributions deeply shocked people's hearts: what should we do in the face of an imperfect life? Pick up the most beautiful shells in your life. Because people don't have to be perfect. Maybe the loss made me perfect.