Celebrity stories about cherishing life

1. Zhang Haidi

Zhang Haidi has lost the feeling of her lower body from her chest since she was a child. However, under this situation, she still defeated the disease with her strong will and achieved health. It is very difficult for people to obtain a doctorate degree. Her spiritual support is Paul Korchagin’s great spirit of cherishing life. In addition, one of the top ten young pioneers in the country is a little brother who is only one year older than us.

Although he has suffered from severe diabetes since childhood, he still insists on studying with a strong will and injects medicine by himself every day. Even when his condition worsened and he was admitted to the hospital, he persisted in learning cultural knowledge. In the end, he actually won the first place in the school. It can be seen that in our current study and life, the noble spirit of cherishing and cherishing life is still very important.

2. Faraday

British scientist Faraday had poor physical health when he was young. Coupled with stressful work and overuse of his brain, his body was very weak, and many treatments were ineffective. Later, a famous doctor examined him. The doctor did not prescribe him any medicine, but only sent one sentence: "One clown in the city is better than a dozen famous doctors."

Faraday savored this proverb carefully and realized the mystery. From then on, he often found time to go to circuses and comedies. Wonderful performances always made him laugh. He also went to the wild and the seaside for vacations to change his life and always maintain a happy mood. Over time, Faraday's body gradually recovered.

3. Helen Keller

Helen Keller was born in 1880 in a town called Tuscumbia in northern Alabama. When she was one and a half years old, a serious illness took away her vision and hearing, and then she lost her ability to express language.

However, in this dark and lonely world, she learned to read and speak, and graduated with honors from Radcliffe College in the United States, becoming a learned woman with a mastery of English and French. Famous writers and educators in five languages: German, Latin and Greek.

She traveled around the United States and around the world to raise funds for schools for the blind, and dedicated her life to the welfare and education of the blind. She has won praise from people around the world and received awards from many governments.

The most important thing for a deaf-blind person to escape from the darkness and move towards the light is to learn to read and read. And from learning to recognize words to learning to read, it takes extra perseverance.

Helen relied on her fingers to observe the lips of her teacher, Miss Sullivan, and used touch to understand the vibration of her throat, mouth movements and facial expressions, which were often inaccurate. In order to make herself able to pronounce a word or sentence well, she had to practice repeatedly. Helen never gave in in the face of failure.

4. Stephen William Hawking, professor of physics at Cambridge University and a famous physicist. At the age of 21, Hawking unfortunately suffered from Lou Gehrig's disease, which causes muscle atrophy. In 1973, he considered the quantum effects near black holes and discovered that black holes emit radiation like a black body. The temperature of its radiation is inversely proportional to the mass of the black hole. In this way, The black hole will slowly become smaller due to radiation, while the temperature will become higher and higher, and it will end with an explosion at the last moment.

5. Byron

was born into a declining aristocratic family in London. Byron was born lame and walked with a limp. Although his mother tried her best and took him everywhere to seek medical treatment, his foot could not be cured.

Because of his disability, Byron was often bullied by his peers, which caused great harm to Byron in his childhood. One time, Byron passed by a swimming pool after school. Several classmates were swimming in it. Byron looked at him and saw that he was fascinated. One classmate shouted: "Byron, come down and try it too. It's very interesting."

Another companion sneered and said: "What a big joke! He can walk on land." Not bad." Byron turned and ran away angrily, and he secretly made up his mind: "I must learn to swim and show them. If they can do it, I can do it too, and I will do it better!"

In order to achieve this goal, Byron soaked in the water every day and kept swimming. Finally, at the school sports meeting, Byron won the swimming championship with his perseverance.