Reflections on the story of Madame Curie

Reflections on the story of Madame Curie

Everyone will have a new understanding and view of life after tasting a famous book, so it is necessary to go back and write about the feelings after reading it. But how to write the feeling after reading? Here are my thoughts on Madame Curie's story. Welcome to share.

Reflections on Madame Curie's Story 1 This summer vacation, my mother bought me a book called Madame Curie's Story, and I like it very much. When I finished reading this book, my heart was already excited. I finally found an example of life, an example of life. Her life inspired me a lot.

Marie Curie was Polish, and her life was full of ups and downs. When she was a child, she endured the shame of national subjugation. At the age of ten, my mother died, and nothing made Madame Curie feel more sad. But instead of flinching, she worked harder and harder. I especially admire her learning attitude of eliminating all interference. Once, the students wanted to play a joke on her. When she was reading, she was surrounded by chairs, and there was a chair on the left, right and back of her body. Two more chairs were placed on these three chairs, and finally another chair was placed on these two chairs to make the "top" of this "building". The whole process, she has been reading a book and didn't find it at all. Until the book was finished, she looked up and the whole "building" collapsed. She found out that her classmates were joking with her. This shows how hard she studies.

When she grew up, she continued to do scientific experiments and stirred more than 20 kilograms of pitchblende waste residue next to a huge boiler every day. After standing by the hot boiler for four years, one gram of radium was finally extracted from eight tons of waste residue.

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Madame Curie's working attitude is very serious, and she is also very modest. Unlike some of our classmates now, she is complacent as soon as she gets good grades in the exam. I admire Madame Curie's personality. Madame Curie regarded fame and fortune as dirt. She won 10 awards, 16 medals and 107 honorary titles, especially two Nobel Prizes. She could have enjoyed herself in any prize or honor, but she gave the prizes for scientific research and war to France and gave those medals to her 6-year-old daughter as toys.

Madame Curie's noble character, like her outstanding scientific achievements, shines admirably in the history of human civilization. She is strong, pure-willed, and strict with herself, which makes me have to respect!

Now, I want to learn from her, constantly improve my learning methods and make my grades go up a storey still higher.

Reflections on Madame Curie's story II. I am a famous "little book fan". It's winter vacation, and my opportunity to study is coming again. Every day I wander in the ocean of books, looking for my own fun and growth strength. Occasionally, a very powerful book, The Story of Madame Curie, came into my heart.

The legendary secretary told the life story of Madame Curie, a great and outstanding female scientist, from 1867 to 1934. She is a model of successful women and a modest scientist, with social influence that ordinary scientists do not have.

I learned from the book that Madame Curie was born in an ordinary family in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. Because of my hard work and tenacious struggle, after graduating from high school with excellent results, I went to Paris University to study alone. It is self-evident that she works while studying. Later, she married pierre curie, and like-minded people embarked on the road of scientific research. They searched for new elements with sleepless nights, and discovered new elements such as radium, polonium and thorium with amazing perseverance. When Madame Curie was forty years old, her husband died unfortunately, which was a great blow to her, but she finally buried her pain deeply in her heart and continued her scientific research. Then, countless awards came to her: 100 many honors, ten grand prizes and two Nobel Prizes. She could have enjoyed lying on any prize, but she treated fame and fortune like dirt and continued to study science. ...

After reading this book, I was moved by Madame Curie again and again. She came to us from the palace of science, not because of her striking appearance, but because of her persistent pursuit of ideals. Compared with Madame Curie, I am deeply ashamed: in the eyes of teachers and classmates, in the eyes of relatives and friends, I am a child with excellent academic performance. But no one knows my inner fragility. I usually have no perseverance and perseverance. You don't want to think much when you encounter problems in mathematics. Once you can't do it, you will ask your parents for help, and you won't even do the observation and inquiry arranged by the teacher. Today, this inspirational book, the great man, brainwashed me, charged me and helped me put on flying wings. Madame Curie made me understand that I should study hard and deal with difficulties tirelessly; Madame Curie taught me to develop good study habits, think independently and be brave in practice; Madame Curie made me understand that as a primary school student, only by doing everything around me in a down-to-earth manner can I have a chance to climb the peak of science in the future.

Thank you, Madame Curie, you will shine eternal light in my heart!

After reading the story of Madame Curie, a large number of influential figures emerged in the long history of thousands of years, including outstanding politicians, scientists and artists. I am in awe of everyone, and I admire Madame Curie the most. She is not only the first woman who won the Nobel Prize in the world, but also the only scientist who won the Nobel Prize twice. She is a heroine among women, the pride of us women and an example for me to learn from.

This summer vacation, I was lucky enough to buy this book "The Story of Madame Curie" in Xinhua Bookstore. This book not only allows us to know the life of this respectable great man, but also allows us to calibrate and guide our life journey and goals under the candlelight of the great man.

At a dinner party, there was such a scene-beside Madame Curie, a group of curious people, celebrants and even onlookers surrounded her. They are all bling and their jewelry is shining, but their center, Madame Curie, the discoverer of radioactive element radium, is empty on their necks and fingers. Her lover Curie, who always turned a blind eye to the bright jewels, was intoxicated at this time. It turned out that his mind was wondering how many laboratories could be built with these jewels. What an incredible couple! Because they think, "an object should radiate light from its own interior, rather than relying on a reflector decorated with gems."

This book mainly describes the brilliant course of Madame Curie's unremitting efforts for her dreams and her loved ones until she succeeded. Madame Curie is the only female scientist who won two Nobel Prizes in history. Her achievements in science are inseparable from her efforts. Although her family was poor, Madame Curie studied very hard when she was young. When Madame Curie was young, she lived alone in a shabby attic in a different place and struggled for her dreams in a difficult environment. In middle age, Madame Curie studied radium tirelessly in the dilapidated laboratory ... Madame Curie studied hard and struggled hard all the way, climbed tirelessly and fearlessly on the ladder to the peak of success, constantly reflecting her extraordinary brilliance, illuminating others and shining the world.

When I read this book, I merged with the characters in it. Madame Curie and I share joys and sorrows. Her words and deeds always shock me and inspire me. She has inexhaustible spiritual wealth that never devalues. These spiritual wealth are like a bright lamp, guiding my direction and radiating my own unique light!

What should be valued in life? Maybe you understand the answer to this question, and your life has a clear direction. I recently read an article entitled "What Should People Value", which talked about Madame Curie's "triple" and "triple". Love is more important than money; Dual employees don't pay attention to enjoyment; Three achievements are not important to honor. Madame Curie knew exactly what she wanted, so her life was also successful.

In daily life, many people don't know what they want. I am one myself. So I want to learn from Madame Curie. First of all, love is more important than money. Love cannot be bought by money. Madame Curie's life was very difficult when she was studying in France, and her motherland Poland sent her the "Alexander Fund" as a scholarship. Although she needs money very much, she only keeps one tenth and sends the rest back to the foundation to help more poor people in need. She said: "The richest people are not those who have billions of dollars, but caring people, even if they are materially poor." Yes, this sentence is not out of date in today's era: the richest people are not the rich second generation who show off brand-name bags and luxury cars, but those who can care and love others when they need help.

Secondly, Madame Curie valued work more than money. Madame Curie's annual salary was as high as 40 thousand francs, which was quite generous at that time. Her husband suggested buying a pair of sofas at home. Madame Curie said, "No, it's better to be uncomfortable. If you are comfortable, you may sit for a while, which will reduce your working hours. " It is because of her hard work that radium has been added to the world chemical treasure house. Her spirit of valuing work over enjoyment and never slackening is worth learning. As students, our job now is to study hard. You shouldn't slack off and have fun at the age when you should study, and wait until you regret that you haven't worked hard all your life.

Finally, Madame Curie valued achievement more than honor. She won two Nobel Prizes in her life, 16 medals and 1 17 honorary titles. But she doesn't care about all these honors. A friend of hers visited and found her daughter playing with a medal awarded by the Royal Society. Madame Curie asked her daughter to play with the highest prize as a toy, which surprised her friends. Madame Curie said, "I don't care about this. I want children to know from an early age that honor is like a toy, which can only be played. Never keep it forever, otherwise you will accomplish nothing. " Yes, we are so happy that we are even complacent about an honor. It is understandable to be proud of honor, but if honor becomes your boast and an obstacle to your further progress, then this honor will lose its value.

We still have a lot to learn from celebrities, come on!

Reflections on the story of Madame Curie 5 I have read many books, but the story of Madame Curie impressed me the most. It is like a sonorous rose in the history of world science. It is indomitable, persevering, wise and wise, emitting refreshing fragrance and inspiring countless people with great personality charm.

This book mainly tells the story of a scientist named Maria who developed radioactive substances-polonium and radium under extremely simple and arduous conditions. But unfortunately, after that, her husband died, and she herself suffered from leukemia because of studying radioactive elements. Under the heavy blow and torture of illness, she never gave up her scientific dream and continued to study radium and other radioactive substances.

Through unremitting efforts, she has achieved fruitful results. The radioactive elements she studied promoted the development of nuclear science, so she also won two Nobel Prize in Literature.

After reading this book, I can't be calm for a long time. I was shocked by Madame Curie's persistence in pursuing her dreams no matter what difficulties she encountered. This spiritual quality is great! At the same time, I also reflect, in life, do I face the setbacks in life as persistently as Madame Curie?

Recalling the first time I cooked, I was really ashamed. When I first tried cooking, I went into the kitchen with the determination to make delicious food, but after my control, I found that the delicious food on the table was not so easy to finish. Every time the result is not satisfactory. My fiery enthusiasm is like being poured from beginning to end by a basin of water, and it goes out bit by bit.

Finally, after repeated failures, I gave up.

Come to think of it, I just experienced a little hardship in my life and gave up. Compared with Madame Curie, I am really ashamed. Yes! Perseverance will pay off. Madame Curie had a rough fate and was tortured by illness, but she never stopped pursuing her scientific dream.

Here, I can't help feeling a sentence from Madame Curie: "I have never been lucky, and I don't expect to be lucky in the future. My highest principle is: I will never give in to any difficulties, I must stick to it. "

After reading this book, I think, in my later life, I will definitely carry out Madame Curie's spirit of going forward in the Vietnam War, never give up easily and stick to my dream until it is realized!

Reflections on the story of Madame Curie 6. Students at school always have more names of scientists than anyone else, and everyone can say many names, but in fact, there is only one female scientist I admire most. She is the famous Nobel Prize winner in physics and chemistry-Madame Curie. I have some thoughts on reading Madame Curie's story.

Why do I like Madame Curie? This has to start with the book "The Story of Madame Curie" that my father gave me in the summer vacation. At first, I thought it was a fairy tale. I didn't know whether Madame Curie was a scientist or a woman until I read the introduction! Perhaps because I am also a girl, I suddenly became interested and started reading page by page. The book says that Madame Curie loved studying since she was a child. Although her study conditions were poor when she was a child, she overcame all difficulties and persisted in studying, which laid a solid foundation for her future research in a more difficult environment. The difficulties she faced in discovering radium were unimaginable. When I read about Madame Curie's tragic childhood, I shed tears for her, but I was moved to see her fearless learning spirit. After reading it, I feel like a composition after reading Madame Curie's story.

It is also mentioned in the book that Madame Curie won many firsts in her life and made extraordinary achievements. But she is indifferent to fame and fortune. She not only tells everyone what she knows for free, but also applies her skills to medicine to help patients. Someone once advised her to apply for a patent for her research results, which could improve her living and laboratory conditions, but Madame Curie said: "Scientists have no right to regard their discoveries as cash cows, and radium belongs to all people in the world."

After reading the story of Madame Curie, I think Madame Curie is both ordinary and great. Her life is ordinary, even more difficult than ordinary people, but I really admire her for making so many great achievements in such a difficult life. Think about me again. Now my study conditions are so good, but I don't make good use of them, wasting precious time. Show off occasionally when you do well in the study exam, and it doesn't matter if you don't do well in the exam. Compared with Madame Curie, I am really ashamed! After reading this book, I regard Madame Curie as the idol of our girls. Like Madame Curie, I will seize the time to learn knowledge, don't be afraid of difficulties, and strive to be a great and noble female scientist like Madame Curie!

Reflections on Madame Curie's story 7 I recently read Madame Curie's story and was deeply moved by Madame Curie's deeds. She found two elements among female scientists-radium and plutonium. She is the only winner of two Nobel Prizes. Scientists and politicians all over the world cheered and paid tribute to her.

However, how many people know that before she became a world-famous figure, she was surrounded by suspicion? Faced with the challenge of public opinion and great difficulties in scientific experiments, Madame Curie and her husband worked hard for four years, and finally extracted 0. 1g of radium chloride from 8 tons of pitchblende, and initially measured the atomic weight of radium, which proved the existence of radium to the whole world.

Behind this success, besides the efforts and efforts of a scientist, what else?

Confident.

Madame Curie always said, "We should have confidence, especially self-confidence! We must believe that our talent is used to do one thing, no matter how much it costs. "

Self-confidence is a positive self-evaluation, which is manifested in affirming yourself, accepting yourself and believing in yourself. Self-confidence does not mean seeing yourself perfectly, nor does it mean shutting yourself off because you have some abilities. Self-confidence is to affirm the value of your existence, and to affirm that you will finally show your talents and realize your value through hard work.

Confidence comes from self-knowledge. Anyone who comes into this world has something that others don't. The process of a person's life is the process of seeking and exploring. As long as your "life password" and "career password" match, it is like opening a lock with a key, and then slowly opening it, which is the door to success. You are not good at math, but good at Chinese; Not good at sports, but good at craft making; Not good at craft production, but good at management; Not good at business, but good at driving; Not good at driving, but good at planting. There is always a career, and one thing will make you shine and stand out. It's just that some people give up easily because of difficulties, pressure and discouragement in the process of searching and exploring.

Therefore, what we often lack is "self-confidence", and everyone should constantly "save" the "principal" of their "self-confidence" through their own efforts. In the process of doing business, we should establish that "the best person is ourselves".

"I am confident that if I live for 200 years, I will hit the water for three thousand miles." "Self-confidence" will bring people free and easy, lofty sentiments, broad and profound.