Newton's story of fighting for windmills

Newton was clever when he was a child, but he didn't study hard. His mind is focused on doing manual work and thinking, so in the eyes of teachers and classmates, he is a stupid boy.

Once, he made a small windmill and took it to school. The students gathered around to watch. Just as a bunch of little guys blinked and envied Newton, a classmate said in a strange voice, "Yo! This windmill is quite clever! " This classmate is very ironic, because he usually does well in school and has always been above Newton. Seeing Newton performing in front of him, he was not convinced, so he raised his voice and said, "Your little windmill looks good, but why did it turn?" Do you understand this truth? " Newton couldn't answer for a moment, and his face turned red. That classmate is more energetic: "Hum! Can't say it, poor thing! You can't tell the principle of what you have made yourself, which shows that you are like a carpenter! " Newton was ashamed of his words. He walked away with a sad face. At this time, a group of small students who once surrounded Newton also looked at him strangely. "Carpenter! Carpenter! I can't even tell the principle, but I'm still showing it here! " When he spoke, some students began to beat his windmill, and others followed suit. Too many cooks smashed Newton's windmill to pieces.

Newton was so sad that tears trickled down his face. Afterwards, he thought carefully: Why did these students bully me? I didn't live up to my expectations? Why don't you make up your mind to learn your lessons well? The night is already deep, and little Newton is still thinking about what happened during the day. Finally, I made up my mind: I must learn my lessons well. People are ambitious. Since he decided to study hard, little Newton seems to be a different person, listening to the teacher carefully in class. Review your lessons carefully after class, and don't forget his small craft when you are free. It didn't take long for his academic performance to catch up, surpassing the classmate who called him "carpenter" and becoming an excellent student in his class.