What interesting and strange things did Newton do when he was a child?

Newton was full of ideals. Although he stopped studying at home, he was still absorbed in all kinds of learning problems. He carved a sun clock on his stone wall and studied against time. His mother asked him to eat grass. He led the horse up the mountain, thinking about the sun in the sky while walking. When he got to the top of the mountain, he wanted to ride a horse, but the horse ran away, leaving only a reins in his hand. Tell him to shepherd the sheep, and he reads alone under the tree, and the sheep get separated and the crops collapse. My uncle asked his servant to accompany him to the market to familiarize himself with the business of trading, but Newton begged his servant to go out alone and hide behind a tree to read. Once, he measured the wind speed in a storm and was soaked to the skin. Mother was so shocked that she was afraid that he would go crazy and had to send him back to middle school. Newton studied crazily and played many jokes in his life. On one occasion, he boiled eggs while reading a book. When he opened the pot to eat eggs, there was a pocket watch in it. On another occasion, he invited a friend to dinner, and the food was already on the table. But Newton suddenly thought of a problem. A person entered the inner room and didn't come out for a long time. My friend got tired of waiting, so he ate the chicken himself and left the bone on the plate without saying goodbye. After a while, Newton came out, saw the bones on the plate and said to himself, "I thought I didn't eat!" " I have already eaten. "Legend has it that Newton forced himself to rest in a quiet hotel near Cambridge University one day after the publication of his important book Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, but he could not calm down. He saw the beautiful color of the soap bubble film in somebody else's washbasin in the sun, and wanted to know what kind of optical truth it was. So he blew soap bubbles through a straw, blowing solemnly. The shopkeeper looked at it and sympathized with him: "A decent gentleman who is almost fifty years old is crazy enough to blow soap bubbles all day. "