1On September 3, 864, a series of deafening noises suddenly broke out in the quiet suburbs of Stockholm, and smoke billowed into the sky and flames soared into the sky. In just a few minutes, a tragic accident happened.

When the frightened people rushed to the scene of the accident, they saw that a factory that once stood here had disappeared, and the ruthless fire swallowed everything. Next to the stove stood a young man in his thirties. The sudden tragedy and excessive stimulation made him lose color and tremble all over-the young man who survived was Nobel, a great chemist who never died later.

Nobel watched helplessly as the nitroglycerin explosive experimental factory he created was reduced to ashes. People found five bodies from the ruins, one of which was his lively and lovely little brother who was studying in college, and the other four were his close assistants who lived with him day and night. Five charred bodies are terrible.

When Nobel's mother learned of the tragic death of her youngest son, she was heartbroken. The old father suffered from cerebral hemorrhage due to too much stimulation, and he was paralyzed from then on. However, in the face of failure and great pain, Nobel did not waver.

After the tragedy, the police immediately blocked the scene of the accident and prohibited Nobel from returning to work. People avoid him, and no one is willing to rent land for him to carry out such a dangerous experiment.

This series of setbacks did not make Nobel back down. A few days later, a huge barge appeared on Lake Malaren, far away from the city. There is no cargo on the barge, but it is full of all kinds of equipment. A young man was absorbed in a mysterious experiment. He was driven away by local residents after the big bang.

Fearless courage often makes death flinch. In the frightening experiment, Nobel did not die with his barge in the belly of a fish, but invented the detonator after many experiments. The invention of detonator is a major breakthrough in explosion science. Then, he established explosive companies in Hamburg, Germany and other places.

For a time, the explosives produced by Nobel became a hot commodity, and a steady stream of orders poured in from all over the world, and Nobel's wealth increased day by day. However, the successful Nobel did not get rid of setbacks.

The unfortunate news came one after another: in San Francisco, the train carrying explosives exploded due to vibration, and the train was blown apart; A famous factory in Germany exploded when carrying nitroglycerin, and the whole factory and nearby houses were in ruins.

In Panama, a ship full of nitroglycerin exploded while sailing in the Atlantic Ocean, and the whole ship was buried in the sea. ...

In the face of successive disasters and difficulties, Nobel was not intimidated, crushed or depressed. His persistence and perseverance made him choose the goal without hesitation and persevere.

On the way to struggle, he has become accustomed to getting along with death day and night. Nobel trampled on setbacks and achieved great success. He was granted 355 patents in his life. He founded the Nobel Prize for Science with his huge wealth, which was regarded as the supreme honor by the scientific community.

2. Helen Keller's Disability Pride

Helen, an American blind and deaf woman writer and educator? Keller lost his sight and hearing because of illness at the age of one and a half, which is unimaginable and unbearable for ordinary people. However, Helen didn't give in to fate. With the teacher's education and help, she overcame the disease with strong perseverance, learned to speak, "obeyed" her fingers and mastered five languages.

At the age of 24, she graduated with honors from the famous Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University. After that, she devoted her life to the welfare of the blind and deaf people in the world, and was praised and commended by many governments and people.

1959, the United Nations launched "Helen? Keller "movement. Her autobiographical work "The Story of My Life" has become a classic of English literature, translated into many languages and widely circulated.

3. Write a masterpiece (frustration can temper people's will)

Pu Songling was born in Shandong in the early Qing Dynasty. Due to the prevalence of bribery and fraud in the examination hall at that time, he failed in all four exams. But he is not pessimistic and disappointed. He is determined to write a "book of loneliness and anger". He carved a pair of couplets on the copper ruler that pressed the paper:

Where there is a will, there is a way. If we cross the rubicon, 120 Qin Guan will belong to Chu after all. Hard-working people are rewarded by heaven, and they have tasted courage. More than 3,000 armour can swallow Wu. Pu Songling took this as a warning and encouragement, and finally wrote a literary masterpiece-Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio.

4. jules verne

Jules verne, a famous French science fiction writer in the19th century, submitted his first work, Five Weeks in a Balloon, to 15 publishing houses in succession, but none of them was appreciated, and the contribution of 16 was accepted. Jack London, an American writer, originally contributed a manuscript, but no publishing house was willing to publish it, so he had to work as a coolie.

Later, his "Northern Story" was taken a fancy to by a western monthly with a unique vision and became famous in one fell swoop. The famous Danish fairy tale writer Andersen made his debut. Some people know that he is the shoemaker's son, that is, they attack his works for "incoherence", "ignorance of grammar" and "ignorance of rhetoric"

However, he was not discouraged, never stopped writing, and finally became famous. After the publication of Idle Time written by British poet Byron 19 years old, some people called him "dog blood drenched his head" and said that he "expressed his feelings in a dead swamp". However, Byron did not flinch, but responded to the detractors with better poems.

5. Gao Shiqi

Gao Shiqi is a popular science writer in China. When I was studying abroad, I did an experiment. The glass bottle containing viral encephalitis was broken and the virus invaded his cerebellum. Since then, it has left a curse of physical disability. He endured the virus and completed all doctoral courses in bacteriology at the University of Chicago.

After returning home, he dragged himself to work in Yan 'an. After liberation, his condition deteriorated and it was very difficult to speak and act. Even he needs help to open and close his eyes. But he still works with amazing suffering spirit, and has written more than ten thousand words 1. Someone asked him if he was bitter, and he smiled and said, "No! Because I struggle every day, and struggle is endless fun. "