Hey! Everything has two sides. Although our classroom is usually large enough for our class to have a good time after class, the annual grand festival of our school is coming-Foreign Language Festival. So, we crossed two iron wires above the classroom. Damn it! Damn it! We have to hang these two long iron wires all over the whole work, which is simply an impossible task! So a big classroom is not necessarily a good thing!

The theme of this time is American Culture Week, and the theme of our homework is "Past Nobel Prize Winners". What should I do now?

I was assigned the task of making tabloids. First of all, I looked through books for information. What a pity! I didn't find any relevant information. Suddenly an idea flashed through my mind: Now that the Internet is so developed, why don't I check it online?

I don't know until I check. I was shocked when I checked. There are so many online: 1833 10 10 was born in Stockholm, Sweden. Mother became a descendant of the famous Swedish naturalist Rudbach by discovering lymphatic vessels. He learned the basic knowledge of engineering from his father, Emmanuel Nobel, and he was as talented as his father in invention and creation. Nobel's father, Emmanuel Nobel, is an inventor and owns a large machinery factory in Russia. His father engaged in large-scale mine production in St. Petersburg on 1840- 1859. These mines and other weapons were used in the Crimean war. He invented the boiler system for home heating, designed a machine for making wooden wheels, designed and manufactured a large forging hammer, and transformed the factory equipment. 1853 in may, tsar Nicholas I made an exception and awarded Emmanuel nobel a medal in recognition of his achievements. Under the influence and guidance of his father's endless creative spirit, Nobel embarked on a brilliant road of scientific invention.

The Nobel family left Stockholm on 1842 to reunite with their father in St. Petersburg at that time. Among his 299 invention patents, there are 129 inventions about explosives, so Nobel is called the king of explosives. Nobel has never been married and has no children. Suffering from illness for most of my life. He had two famous sayings before his death: "I care more about the belly of the living than commemorating the dead in the form of a monument" and "I don't see any honor I deserve, and I'm not interested in it". What a simple language! But it tells the truth. Luxurious language, language wrapped in a gorgeous coat, sometimes doesn't work.

I looked up his information and saw his achievements. I envy him very much, but I'm afraid I can't do it with such efforts. ......