While others were playing basketball, watching movies and shopping, Lenin was studying how to describe it more strongly.

(1) Celebrity Story (1-word homework) Lenin was a child who studied hard when he was a child. At school, Lenin learned every lesson well. He listened attentively to the teacher's lectures. He did the homework assigned by the teacher carefully. Lenin finished his school homework and read many extracurricular books. He often told the stories in the books to others. He loved those hardworking and brave people in the books and set them as his own examples. ) hurry! Come on! For class tomorrow! ◎ Lu Xun chewed pepper to drive away the cold

Mr. Lu Xun studied hard since childhood. As a teenager, he studied in Jiangnan Naval Academy, and got excellent grades in the first semester. The school won a gold medal. He immediately took it to the streets of Nanjing Gulou and sold it. Then he bought some books and a bunch of red peppers. Whenever it is cold at night and reading at night is unbearable, he picks a pepper and chews it in his mouth, making his forehead sweat. In this way, he kept on studying. After studying hard, he finally became a famous writer in China.

◎ Wang Yanan studied hard to become a talent

Wang Yanan slept in a three-legged bed. When Wang Yanan was a child, he was ambitious and loved reading. When he was in middle school, in order to gain more time to study, he deliberately sawed off one foot of his wooden bed and became a three-legged bed. I read late into the night every day. When I was tired, I went to bed to sleep, and then I turned over in confusion. The bed tilted in the direction of short feet. He was suddenly awakened and immediately got out of bed and read at night. Every day, without interruption. As a result, he achieved excellent results every year and was praised as one of the three outstanding figures in his class. Because he studied hard as a teenager, he finally became an outstanding economist in China.

◎ Su Dongpo, one of the eight masters in the Tang and Song Dynasties, thought that he had no books to read when he was young, so he wrote a book: "I know all the characters in the world; Read all the books on earth. " After an old man pointed out, he changed it to: "Make great efforts to know all the characters in the world; Determined to read all the books on earth. "

◎ Guo Moruo once wrote a pair of reading couplets: "If you don't read five drums in the middle of the night, you will only be exposed to ten cold." This means that reading depends on hard work at ordinary times, and you can't work overtime on a whim. If you want to succeed, you must persevere and never be diligent and slack, fishing for three days and drying the net for two days.

◎ Hua Luogeng attributed the reading process to two stages: "from thick to thin" and "from thin to thick". When you really have a thorough understanding of the contents of the book, grasp the main points of the book, and master the spiritual essence of the book, reading will become thinner from thick, and the more thorough you are, the thinner you will feel. If in the process of reading, you make an in-depth discussion on each chapter, add notes on each page and supplement reference materials, then the book will become thicker and thicker. Therefore, reading is a two-way process from thick to thin, and from thin to thick.

Hou Baolin copied books

Hou Baolin, the master of crosstalk language, has only been in primary school for three years. Because he is diligent and eager to learn, his artistic level has reached a perfect level and he has become a famous language expert. On one occasion, in order to buy a Ming Dynasty joke book "Ridiculous Waves" that he wanted to buy, he went to all the old book stalls in Beijing and failed to do so. Later, he learned that the Beijing Library had this book, so he decided to copy it back. In the winter, he braved the strong wind and heavy snow and ran to the library to copy books for 18 days in a row. A book with more than 1 thousand words was finally copied by him.

Zhang Guanghou eats books

Zhang Guanghou, a mathematician, once saw a paper on deficit value and thought it was useful for his research work, so he read it over and over again. This paper has more than 2 pages, and he has read it over and over again for more than half a year. Because of frequent and repeated fumbling, a clear black mark is left on the white page. His wife joked to him that this is not reading, it is simply eating books.

Gorky saves books

Gorky, a world writer, has a deep affection for books and loves them as much as his life. Once, his room caught fire. The first thing he picked up was books, and he didn't consider anything else. In order to save books, he almost burned to death. He said: "Books enlighten my wisdom and soul, and help me stand up in a muddy pond. If it weren't for books, I would sink in this muddy pond, and I would be drowned by stupidity and filth." (3) Lenin's story must be shorter. When Lenin was eight years old, he went to his aunt's house with his father one day.

Cousins were very happy to see Lenin, and took him to play. They are playing hide-and-seek in the room. Lenin accidentally touched the table, and a vase on the table fell and broke. The children are having fun, and no one pays attention, but they are still chasing each other. My aunt heard the sound and ran in to see that the vase was broken. She asked, "Who broke it?" Cousins said, "Not me!" Lenin also whispered, "Not me." My aunt smiled and said, "It must have been broken by the vase itself." Everyone laughed, except Lenin.

When he got home, Lenin lay in bed and said nothing. Mother asked him why he was unhappy, and Lenin told her about breaking the vase. Mother told him to write to his aunt and admit that he had lied.

a few days later, the postman sent my aunt a reply. My aunt said in the letter, "You are an honest boy who can admit your mistakes when you do something wrong."

excerpted from online users, thank you. (4) Lenin and the story of the grey finch Lenin fed three little grey finches during his illness and brought them bread crumbs and grains when he went for a walk in the park every day. Lenin liked them very much. Until one day, Lenin found that the blackbird with a crimson chest was missing. At this time, he saw a little boy. From the boy's hesitant words, Lenin guessed that the little boy had taken the blackbird. But Lenin didn't ask the little boy. He believed the little boy was honest and wanted to give him a chance to admit his mistake. So the boy who was moved put the grey finch back. (4) Lenin's story 1 words extended reading Lenin's reading story Lenin read a book and ignored everything around him. On one occasion, his sisters played a practical joke and built an unstable triangular tower behind him with six chairs. As long as Lenin moved, the tower would fall down. However, Lenin, who was absorbed in reading, did not notice it and did not move. It was not until half an hour later that he finished reading a chapter he was scheduled to read that he looked up and the wooden tower collapsed. Lenin's Story of Breaking a Vase When Lenin was eight years old, he and his mother visited Ania's aunt's house and accidentally broke the vase, but no one saw it. Later, my aunt found out and asked who broke the vase. Lenin lied for fear of being blamed. However, his mother guessed that the vase was broken by naughty little Lenin, but Lenin always admitted his mistake and never lied. So Lenin's mother didn't mention it for three months, but told her son all kinds of honest and trustworthy virtue story, waiting for her son's conscience to sprout a sense of shame about his behavior. Finally, one day, Lenin couldn't help crying when telling a story. He told his mother in shame that he had broken the vase. Mother comforted him and admitted his mistake to his aunt, who would certainly forgive him. Lenin was forgiven and lived a happy life as before. Please tell me a story about Lenin's love story. Be more detailed * * * The beautiful InessaAnnand, a proletarian revolutionary, has returned to Paris, which was once the cradle of great love in her life. On a gray winter morning, she sat alone in a small room, writing a letter to the person she still loves. This man has been married for 15 years, four years before he became a great revolutionary in the 2th century. His name is Vladimir ilych Lenin.

"As long as I can see you, I don't have to kiss"

On December 13th, 1913, Inasha wrote in a letter to Lenin: "Dear, we are separated from each other, which makes me extremely miserable." At this time, Lenin was living with his wife Natasha Krupskaya in the suburb of Krakow, not far from the Russian border, because it was less dangerous to engage in activities to overthrow the czar there.

Inasha wrote bitterly, "I still love you from the moment I saw you to this day. As long as I can see you, I can stand it without a kiss. Why should I suffer this torture? "

In order to maintain Lenin's image as a model student, a model husband and a revolutionary, the books between Lenin and Inasha have been carefully kept as secrets in the former Soviet Union for more than 7 years, and Inasha has been written into history as a "revolutionary comrade of Lenin" instead of a "comrade in bed". To this day, these lovestruck letters are still sealed in the archives of Moscow. Germany's "Star" magazine published some of the manuscripts for the first time.

Inasha met Lenin in Paris in 191. At that time, she was 35 years old, but she looked as if she was only 25 years old, with big eyes, full and affectionate lips and dark brown hair. Lenin was 4 years old, almost bald. They strolled along the boulevard in the French capital and had a long talk in the cafe on Aurian Avenue.

No one has ever looked at Lenin like this. People always think that books are always more important to Lenin than women. At this time, Lenin, as the French socialist CharlesRappoport described it, "his Mongolian-like eyes stared at the little girl." Comrades are red-faced about whether they have lived together. A few weeks after they first met, Lenin arranged for Inasha to live at No.2 Mary Rose Street, while he, his wife and his mother-in-law lived at No.4 this street.

Everyone thinks Lenin is a strong revolutionary. His favorite brother Alexander was executed in Petersburg for his participation in the murder of the tsar. After graduating from high school with honors, Lenin was exiled to Siberia for engaging in "revolutionary activities". Exile tempered him, and prison life made him smarter: he used milk as ink and bread as ink bottle.

the Bolsheviks in Petersburg called Lenin the "old revolution" in the 192s. He is respected by people. In a letter to him, Inasha described their first meeting in Paris as follows: "You left a deep impression on me, and I really want to get close to you, which almost drives me crazy. But I'd rather stand there and die than knock on your office door. "

Sergei Schurwaljow, a historian in Moscow, said, "Lenin was very strong, almost to the point of inhumanity." When the revolutionary lived in exile for three years, he only said politely when he met his mother: "Hello!" " He asked his mother again, "How are you?" After asking, he sat down at his desk and drafted a telegram for his comrade-in-arms, especially martov.

Bolshevik Bukharin said: "Lenin is wearing armor made of his iron will. Nothing in this armor can penetrate it. " Only Inasha who loves life and is full of * * * can.

Lenin likes getting up early, while Inasha likes staying in bed. Lenin wrote: "I have always loved Marx and Engels." And Inasha wrote in her diary: "Love is supreme."

tireless Lenin and Inasha spent a holiday together in the revolution. He arranged for Comrade Inasa to attend the International Conference on Production held in Copenhagen in September 191, and they spent 1 days together in the capital of Denmark after the conference. In the spring of 1911, Lenin established a school for underground workers near Paris. Inasha teaches economics in this school. In order to see Inasha, Lenin sat in the back seat and listened to her lectures every day.

Inasa is the daughter of two French and Scottish actors. After her father died young, she lived in the home of Oleg armand, the owner of the textile mill. This boss is one of the richest capitalists in Russia, and Inasa's grandmother is also employed as a teacher there. The armand family is very tolerant and treats Inasha like their own daughter. This woman who grew up in a wealthy family and later became a revolutionary soldier is versatile: she can play the piano, speak four foreign languages without accent, and know how to dress up.

Lenin was very fond of Inasha's "bourgeois" temperament: he listened to her playing Beethoven's "Sonata for Passion" for a long time, and admired her well-tailored clothes and her weird hat. According to Inasha's children, Inasha's eyes sparkled when she bought that hat. On the contrary, Lenin's wife Natasha Krupskaya didn't pay much attention to appearance. When she was the "first lady", she was also persuaded by others to cut out a new dress. She is wearing dark clothes such as black, blue and gray.

When Lenin and Inasha met in Paris, Krupskaya was 41 years old, but he looked like 51 years old. His face was wrinkled and his pancreas was sick. They got married in exile, without * * * and extraordinary love. They translated the works of British socialists during their honeymoon. Krupskaya washed and cooked for Lenin, and Lenin wrote revolutionary articles.

Inasha's life is always restless. In 1893, she married armand's eldest son, Alexander, and had four children. She has a nanny, a cook, a tutor and a guard. If she is not bored with this kind of life, she can live a carefree life.

After seven years of marriage, she eloped with her husband's younger brother, Fraghi Mir armand, and after getting pregnant, she returned to Moscow. At that time, Fraghi Mill was only 17 years old, 11 years younger than her, which was a social scandal at that time.

Then, Inasha abandoned her bourgeois life, left her husband and went to Stockholm to study with a women's rights activist. From the exiled Russians, she read Lenin's book "What shall we do?"? ",which made her a Bolshevik. In 195, she was arrested for taking part in the workers' uprising in Petersburg, and was exiled to Mei Sen, the coldest place in northern Russia, on the outskirts of ARCHANGELSK. She wrote: "I wanted to exile me to the remote and poor KOIDA. But I don't like it there, there are no politicians there, and syphilis is prevalent in the whole village. " Inasha likes turbulence and men.

Exile made Lenin feel bored and indifferent, and he needed Inasa by his side. When Lenin moved from Krakow to Switzerland in 1915, Inasha soon lived opposite Lenin's residence in Bern. In 1918, just after the victory of the revolution, when * * * was preparing to install the first batch of telephones with only 2 sets for the highest-ranking officials in the party, under the care of Lenin, they also installed one for Inasha, although Inasha lived not far from the Kremlin.

There are more than 1 letters preserved, more than Lenin wrote to anyone else.

When they were not together, they wrote to each other, but these letters were destroyed.