Please briefly talk about the sufferings and experiences of the three protagonists in Who's Who.

Biography of Beethoven: Beethoven 1770 12 16 was born in a poor family. His father is an opera singer, rude and likes drinking, and his mother is a maid. Beethoven himself was ugly, had a hard life in his childhood and adolescence, and was often scolded by his father. Beethoven1/Kloc-0 joined the theater band at the age of/0/,and became a great organist at the age of 13. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, he lost his mother, and he was responsible for the education of his two brothers alone. 1792 65438+ Beethoven left his hometown Bonn in February and went to Vienna, the city of music. Soon, pain knocked on the door of his life. Since 1796, Beethoven's ears have been ringing day and night, and his hearing has been declining. At first, he kept this terrible secret alone. 180 1 year, he fell in love with a girl named Julietta, but because of her disability (he was deaf at this time) and Julietta's selfishness and vanity, she married an earl two years later. The double torture of body and spirit is reflected in his Fantasy Sonata, kreutzer Sonata and other works during this period. The revolution that swept Europe spread to Vienna, and Beethoven's mood began to rise. At this time, his works include Hero Symphony and Passion Sonata. 1806 In May, Beethoven got engaged to Miss Brunswick, and the beauty of love produced a series of great works. Unfortunately, love abandoned him again, and his fiancee married someone else. However, Beethoven was in the heyday of his creation at this time, and he was carefree about everything. He attracted the attention of the world, and after his glory came the most tragic period: financial distress, the death of relatives and friends, deafness, and communication with people only on paper. Facing the hardships of life, it seems that nothing can make Beethoven yield. He reversed the frivolous atmosphere in Vienna at that time with his own creative style. 1827 On March 26th, Beethoven took his last breath on a snowy day. Biography of Michelangelo: Michelangelo was born in Capulli, Santino province, and his father was a judge. His mother died when he was six years old, and Michelangelo was adopted by the wife of a stonemason. At the age of thirteen, he entered the studio of domenico Girandayo. It is said that his teacher is jealous of his excellent grades. A year later, they broke up and Michelangelo transferred to another sculpture school. Soon, due to the conflict of religious beliefs, he left there. Later, I have been to famous cities such as Venice and Rome, and the level of sculpture has been continuously improved. 1505 In March, Michelangelo was encouraged by others to let the Pope paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. In the following years, he was sent by successive popes to create works that he was not satisfied with with with pain. 1527 Michelangelo was involved in the whirlpool of a revolution and almost died. After the revolution, Pope Clemente found him out of his hiding place again, and Michelangelo had to work for the people he resisted again. Pope Clemente died in September 1537, and Michelangelo thought he could do his own thing quietly from now on. But as soon as he arrived in Rome, he was caught by his new owner, Paul III. It seems that fate doomed him to work for others only in endless interference. Not only that, but his love is not ideal. On February 1564, Michelangelo stood all day, writing a eulogy for Christ. He started to have a fever on 14, and at 5 pm on 18, this outstanding sculptor and painter passed away forever! Tolstoy's Biography: lev tolstoy (1828— 19 10),1the greatest Russian writer in the 9th century. Born into a noble family, 1840 entered Kazan University and was influenced by Rousseau, Montesquieu and other enlightenment thinkers. 1847 dropped out of school and returned to his hometown, trying to reform serfdom in his own territory. 1851-1854 served in the Caucasian army and began to write. 1854 ——1855 participated in the Crimean war. Years of military life not only showed him the corruption of the upper class, but also laid the foundation for his description of war scenes in his masterpiece War and Peace. 1855 1 1 entered the literary world of Petersburg. His representative works include autobiographical novels Childhood (1855) and Teenager (1857), which reflected his critical attitude towards aristocratic life and advocated "moral cultivation". From the novella Morning of a Landlord (1856), we can see that he advocated top-down reform from the standpoint of liberal aristocrats and failed in his own manor experiment.