Where there is an explosion, there is Yang Zhenning. What does this joke mean? The Article in question reads as follows:

This shows that Yang Zhenning has made great efforts for the experiment,

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Learn to give up

Ellison(xn) is a professor of physics at the University of Chicago. At that time, he was preparing to build an accelerator with 400,000 electron volts, which was the most advanced at that time. Yang Zhenning became one of six graduate students of Ellison under the recommendation of his tutor Fermi. However, in the past 20 months in the laboratory, Yang Zhenning's physical experiments went very smoothly, and explosions often occurred during the experiment, so that they were circulated in the laboratory at that time.

One day, Dr. Taylor, who has been paying attention to Yang Zhenning and is known as the father of American hydrogen bombs, asked Yang Zhenning with concern: "Isn't your experiment very successful?"

"Yes," Yang Zhenning said sincerely to his respected predecessors.

"I don't think you need to insist on writing an experimental paper. You wrote a theoretical paper. I suggest you enrich your doctoral thesis. I can be your tutor, "Taylor told Yang Zhenning bluntly.

After listening to Taylor, Yang Zhenning felt very complicated. On the one hand, he felt from the bottom of his heart that he really couldn't do the experiment. On the other hand, he is unwilling to admit defeat, and he very much hopes to make up for his lack of experimental ability by writing an experimental paper. He is very grateful to Taylor for his concern, but it is not easy for him to give up the plan.

"I want to think about it and tell you in two days," Yang Zhenning said seriously.

Yang Zhenning thought hard for two days.

Finally, he accepted Taylor's suggestion and gave up his plan to write an experimental paper. From then on, he was relieved and resolutely turned his main direction to theoretical physics research. Finally, in June of 1957, he and Li Zhengdao won the Nobel Prize in Physics that year.

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