Please give an example to illustrate that "genius comes from diligence"

Nobel didn't go to school until he was eight years old, but he only studied for one year, which was the only formal school education he received.

When he was 10 years old, his family moved to Petersburg, Russia. In Russia, because of the language barrier, Nobel and his two brothers could not enter the local school, so they had to hire a Swedish tutor to guide them to learn Russian, English, French, German and other languages. The frail Nobel studied very hard, and his studious attitude not only won the praise of teachers, but also won the love of his father and brothers.

However, when he 15 years old, the three brothers had to stop studying because of family financial difficulties and could not afford the tuition. Nobel came to the factory run by his father as an assistant. He observed carefully and thought carefully, and all the important knowledge he heard and saw was keenly absorbed by him.

In order to study more, he went abroad to study 1850. In two years, he has been to Germany, France, Italy and the United States. Because he is good at observing and studying hard, he accumulates knowledge quickly. He soon became a multilingual scholar and a scientifically trained scientist.

After returning to China, during his internship in the factory, he inspected many production processes, not only added a lot of practical technology, but also became familiar with the production and management of the factory.

In this way, Nobel, who had no formal education, finally became a scientist and inventor through hard work and persistent self-study.

Story 2:

Coming to work in Tsinghua is an important turning point in Hua's life, and his mathematics career really started here.

From a junior high school graduate to a university teacher, it took Hua only six and a half years. Later, he said to his friend, "People have received more education than me, and I have to spend twice as much time to remedy my shortcomings, so I have to work 12 hours or more every day to feel at ease."

During his four years in Tsinghua University, Hua published more than ten papers on number theory and taught himself English, French and German. By the age of 25, he had become an internationally renowned young scholar. Hua was quickly promoted from teaching assistant to teaching assistant and teacher, and was later hired as a researcher by China Cultural Education Foundation.

Hua has never been superstitious about genius, saying: "Genius is due to accumulation, and cleverness lies in diligence." As a warning to himself, he put forward the famous saying that "the old tree is easy to empty, the old man is easy to loose, and the scientific way is to keep it empty and loose, and I am willing to be loyal to it all my life."

Shortly before his death, he wrote: "You don't know wisdom until you are white, and you should work hard for the future. Diligence is a good medicine, and one point of hard work is a talent. "

Story 3:

Chen Jingrun, a young mathematician in China, insists on getting up at 3 am every day to learn a foreign language, and goes to the library every day to immerse himself in the ocean of mathematical symbols.

Three days at noon, when the administrator left, he shouted and asked if there was anyone inside, but Chen Jingrun, who was absorbed in reading, didn't hear anything and was put in. Later, he looked at the locked door, smiled indifferently, felt hungry and tirelessly returned to the pile of books.

It is because of this diligence that Comrade Chen Jingrun won the "jewel in the crown" and became a famous mathematician.

Story 4:

Confucius, surnamed Kong, named Qiu, was a famous thinker, educator and politician in the Spring and Autumn Period in China, and also the founder of Confucianism in China. The reason why he became a saint with 3,000 disciples and became famous in the world is inseparable from his efforts as a child. Some people say that "genius comes from hard work".

Confucius' mother taught him to read and write when he was three years old. By the time he was four years old, he could read more than 100 words. One day, his mother said, "Can you recite the words I taught you yesterday?" Kong Qiu said, "I remember everything." ?

Mother said, "well, I'll test you tomorrow morning." Kong Qiu sleeps with his brother. That night, after he went to bed, he said to his younger brother, "Brother, have you remembered everything your mother taught you?" My brother said, "I remember everything. What about you? "

Kong Qiu said, "I've practiced many times, and I may have memorized it, but I'm not sure. My mother will test me tomorrow morning. If not, she will be very sad. No, I must get up and practice more. " ?

The younger brother was moved by his spirit of studying hard and being filial to his mother. He said with distress, "It's cold. If you don't get up to practice, just write it on your stomach." I can feel right and wrong, so I can check what you wrote! " ?

So little Kong Qiu wrote on his brother's chest. Whenever you write a word, read it out loud. But the voice grew louder and louder, and when he finished writing the last word, the voice could not be heard. After checking the last sentence, my brother listened to his even breathing and watched him smile sweetly and lovingly.

The next morning, when his mother took the exam, he passed again. The mother was surprised and said, "This child is really amazing. He taught him so many words the day before yesterday, and only one day later, he knew everything. He will surely do great things in the future! "

Kong Qiu looked at her mother's happy face and smiled happily. However, in this smile, there are two lines of tears.

My brother standing by knows him well and knows that behind his superhuman talent, more is my brother's perseverance and hard work.

Story 5:

Hou, the master of crosstalk language, only attended primary school for three years. Because he is diligent and studious, his artistic level has reached a perfect level and he has become a famous language expert. On one occasion, in order to buy the joke book "The Waves" of Amin Dynasty that he wanted to buy, he went to all the second-hand book stalls in Beijing but failed to buy it.

Later, he learned that Beijing Library had this book and decided to copy it back. In winter, he braved the heavy wind and snow and ran to the library to copy books for 18 days in a row. A book of more than 100,000 words was finally copied by him.