From a partial student to a science giant, what is the reason for Qian Weichang to abandon literatur

Patriotic heart now! It's like Lu Xun who gave up medicine and followed literature.

Because on September 18, 1931, Japan launched the "September 18 Incident" that shocked China and the rest of the world, and invaded the three northeastern provinces of our country.

Because he thinks that studying physics can contribute more to the motherland.

In the year he graduated from high school, Qian Weichang was admitted to five universities in a row with his talent in liberal arts. But in the end, he chose the physics department of Tsinghua University to continue his studies. When he entered the school, Qian Weichang met Ye Qisun, Dean of the School of Science of Tsinghua University, and Ren Wu Youxun, the head of the Department of Physics.

Mr. Wu Youxun called him to him and asked puzzledly: "Your grades in mathematics, physics and chemistry are not good enough, but your grades in liberal arts are very good, why do you want to give up literature and science?" ”

To outsiders, this is indeed a very puzzling thing. But Qian Weichang has his own ideas. He said politely:

I don't think literature can deal with the foreign guns and cannons of the invaders. If China wants to become rich and strong, it must develop its own science and technology. After a pause, he continued, "Although my math, physics and chemistry grades are not good, I am determined to catch up." ”

Qian Weichang, the "best" partial student in history, has a major called national needs.

Viewpoint 1: As long as you have a dream and work hard enough, you can also succeed by "promoting your weaknesses and avoiding your strengths". (2 marks) Text:

Noble ideals are the driving force for success. Qian Weichang changed his science major because he wanted to use science and technology to revitalize the motherland's military strength and resist foreign aggression. This lofty patriotic ideal prompted him to overcome many difficulties and succeed in his later studies and research.

Diligence is the guarantee of success. After Qian Weichang transferred to the Department of Physics, he studied extremely hard and became an outstanding graduate of science. During his study abroad, he was able to solve important scientific problems through intensive research. These achievements are the result of down-to-earth and diligent study.

Talent is the foundation for success. Qian Weichang's talent in literature and history reflects that he was a person with good qualifications, high IQ, and strong memory, which was also the basis for his great achievements in scientific research and research. (4 points for any two points that are reasonable) (it is enough to be reasonable).

Reality: In life, you should not blindly avoid your shortcomings, as long as you have enough motivation and confidence, find the right way, be willing to work hard, and pay more, your shortcomings can also become strengths. Liu Wei, who lost his arms, was firm in his dreams and made several times the efforts of ordinary people, so that the piano flowed a beautiful melody under his feet, and his shortcomings became his strengths.

The same is true of everything we do.

Viewpoint 2: Knowing how to develop strengths and avoid weaknesses and give full play to your strengths will lead to fewer detours and easier success. (2 marks) Text:

He has a good talent and an amazing memory, which is helpful for literary and historical research. Qian Weichang grew up reading ancient books, and when he was ten years old, he was able to memorize "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" backwards, which shows that he is extremely talented in literature and history. If he had not abandoned literature and followed reason, he would have achieved excellent results in the study of literature and history.

Family environment and nurture can promote the further development of strengths. The family history and the guidance of famous teachers further stimulated Qian Weichang's learning potential in literature and history, so that he scored full marks in composition and history in the Tsinghua entrance examination. (4 points for two points that are arbitrarily reasonable).

Reality: Everyone in life inevitably has their own shortcomings and strengths, and it is easier to recognize and give full play to their own strengths, and it is easier to form the advantage of winning gods. Everyone has their own strengths, and they all have certain limitations, so it is easier to succeed if you have a correct understanding and positioning of yourself.

2 points) (just make sense).