In my own words, my understanding of scientific spirit

Marx said: "There is no royal road to science, only those who climb along steep mountain roads without fear of danger." Madame Curie is one of them. Her scientific spirit is eternal, which is her beauty spanning a hundred years. She discovered the element of thunder, regarded fame and fortune as dirt, donated the prize money to France for scientific research and war, and won the Nobel Prize twice. Others grope for vines, others pick leaves, and she wants roots. This is her scientific spirit and the secret of her ultimate success. In fact, it is not difficult to discover science. This requires observation and perseverance. The fall of apples from trees is related to the gravity of the earth, and the rotation of bath water is related to the rotation of the earth. The number and time of rolling your eyes while sleeping can measure the number and length of dreams. These are all very common things. Why can't we find them? I'm afraid even if I find it, I won't study it, because only those who are good at "asking in the end" will find something, invent something, create something and achieve something. In the history of science, there are many such examples, which show that science is not mysterious and truth is not far away. Why is truth born after a hundred question marks? As long as you know a little, be good at asking questions and keep exploring, then you can find the truth after you answer a few question marks. Although we are still children, we should also form good habits and avoid some difficulties. What's the use of growing up? We should learn from those who devote themselves to science and persevere.

The scientific spirit we want is to look at problems from a small and universal phenomenon, constantly ask and solve problems, trace back to the source, and not be superstitious about books.