Argumentative materials about interest 1. Interest is the driving force of success.
Ding Zhaozhong has a keen interest in physics. At the age of 20, he took only $65,438+000 across the ocean to study mathematics and physics at the University of Michigan. In more than three years, he studied hard and devoted all his energy to his study. Someone asked him, "Don't you feel bitter after working so hard?" Ding Zhaozhong smiled and replied, "No, no, no, not at all. No one forced me to do this. On the contrary, I am very happy because I am interested and I am eager to explore the secrets of the physical world. " Because of this, Ding Zhaozhong graduated with honors and was left to do research in Princeton. Later, he became an assistant researcher at Columbia University, discovered the J/ψ particle on the same day as Richter, and won the Nobel Prize in physics.
2. Interest makes a career.
When otto wallach, a Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, was in middle school, his parents chose the road of literature for him. After only one semester, the teacher came to the conclusion in the comments: wallach worked hard, but he was too rigid. Even if such a person is morally perfect, he will never achieve anything in literature. Later, his parents asked him to learn oil painting, but wallach didn't care about composition and color matching, and his understanding of art was poor. However, the chemistry teacher thinks that wallach is meticulous and has the proper character to do chemical experiments, and suggests that he try to learn chemistry. This time, wallach's interest was ignited, and he was far ahead of his classmates in chemistry, and finally won the Nobel Prize in chemistry. Wallach's success tells us that everyone's intelligence will not develop in a balanced way. If you can find your own interests, you will make a difference.
3. Interest is the driving force of diligence.
When Einstein was in middle school, he became interested in mathematics. /kloc-at the age of 0/2, he finally got a book on Euclid's plane geometry. In order to find time to read that book, Einstein listened carefully in class, reviewed carefully and finished his homework in class. After class, he plunged into the book. After two weeks of hard work day and night, he finally finished the contents of the book by himself and all the exercises in the book.
When he walked into the office happily with exercises and asked the teacher to correct them, the teacher was moved by his studious spirit, immediately read each item carefully, and then said with great satisfaction, "The exercises you did are completely accurate."
Interest is the first step to success.
Jordan was the most worrying child among his brothers and sisters when he was a child. Growing up in a baseball family, he has a soft spot for basketball since he was a child. Jordan thinks he is the "black sheep" of the family. He doesn't want to work or make money. What he misses most is playing basketball. Jordan started from a simple basketball court in his backyard and won the North Carolina junior basketball championship with his friends at the age of 12.
1982 The University of North Carolina, which sprang up suddenly, played the first and second place in the NCAA basketball league together with the old Georgetown team. That night, the super top gymnasium in New Orleans was filled with 6 1000 spectators.
That night, the name Michael Jordan flew to the whole country, and Jordan began to become popular quickly.
Jordan said: "If you jump up and miss a shot and the ball hits the net, then you can keep playing like this." . You have confidence because you have succeeded. "In the game, Jordan was never afraid to throw a decisive goal. Jordan has been fearless since he scored the winning goal for the University of North Carolina. He has withstood every test and finally stood out with strong self-confidence.
Whether retired or not, Jordan said that the basketball court is still a comfortable place to talk about. "Only when I got to the stadium did I have the answer, as if it could talk to me and give me the answer."
5. Interest is the basis of scientific research.
Thales was a philosopher in ancient Greece in the 6th century BC. He has many interests, including astronomy, mathematics and meteorology. One autumn night, in order to explore the mysteries of the universe, he looked at the starry sky with fascination, but he didn't find a big and deep puddle in front of him, and fell down with one foot in the air. After a passer-by saved him, he touched the sore spot and said, "It's going to rain tomorrow!" " "Sure enough, it rained the next day. Others laughed at him and said, "Thales knows what is happening in the sky, but he can't see what is under his feet." He just laughed it off. A few years later, Hegel said a meaningful sentence about this matter: "Only those who lie in the pit and look up at the sky forever will not fall into the pit! "
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