Einstein s childhood story, Einstein s childhood story?

Einstein was naughty as a child.

Einstein's short story (Birali).

When Einstein was a child, he once had a handicraft class and wanted to make a small wooden stool. The bell rang at the end of class, and the students scrambled to come up with their own works and hand them over to the beautiful and strict female teacher. Einstein didn't come up with his own work, and he was so anxious that he was sweating profusely.

The female teacher looked generously at this boy, who was very good at mathematics and geometry, believing that he would be able to hand in a good work.

The next day, Einstein handed the governess a small, crudely made bench with one leg nailed. The expectant female teacher said to the class, dissatisfied, "Have any of you ever seen such a bad stool?"

The classmates snickered and shook their heads. The teacher looked at Einstein again and said angrily, "I don't think there will be a worse stool in the world."

There was a burst of laughter in the classroom.

Einstein's face was red, and he walked up to the teacher and said to the teacher with certainty: "Yes, teacher, there are worse stools than this." The classroom fell silent and everyone looked at Einstein in bewilderment.

He walked back to his seat, took out two rougher wooden benches from under his desk, and said, "This is the first and second time I made it, and the third one I gave to the teacher just now." It's not satisfying, but it's better than the first two.

This time, everyone stopped laughing, the female teacher nodded to Einstein cordially and thoughtfully, and the classmates also cast admiring and approving glances at him.

This little story shows us the resilience of Albert Einstein, who threw himself back into the production when he was not satisfied with his little bench. He made a total of three small benches, and the last one was a little better than the first two. In the process of making the small bench, Einstein showed his attitude towards himself, that is, no matter what he does, he must strive to do well, fully release his energy, not be satisfied with the achievements he has made, and let his potential be fully realized.

The stories of great people inspired me to learn to work hard and be meticulous in doing things!

When Einstein was sixteen years old, he was still with a group of naughty and playful friends all day long, and one Sunday, when he was about to go fishing in the river with those friends, his mother stopped him and said lovingly: "Son, you are playful all day long, which makes your homework poor, and your father and I are worried about your future!" ”

There's nothing to worry about, Robert and Jack don't get good grades, don't they play every day? Albert Einstein said.

You can't say that, Huaina! Mom knows you like to hear stories, so I'll tell you one! "Once upon a time, there were two cute little white cats playing on the roof.

Playing with the other, one of the cats slipped out of the chimney with the other in his arms. By the time they crawl out, one cat is clean and the other is dirty, do you know who will go to the bath? ”

Of course, it's the dirty little white cat! Einstein replied immediately.

Quite the opposite, because that one is dirty. When the little white cat saw that his companion was clean, he thought he was clean, so he would not go to the bath immediately without thinking about it, and even wandered around, which made everyone laugh. The little white cat came home and looked in the mirror, only to find that it was dirty and ugly. ”

Speaking of this, the mother said earnestly, "O child! You are your own mirror. Use others as your own mirror and you'll make the same mistake as that filthy kitten. ”

After listening to his mother's words, Einstein was full of shame and hurriedly put down the fishing rod. Since then, I have devoted myself to studying hard.