What are the celebrities who have been forced to change by adversity?

Examples of people who have grown up in the face of adversity are as follows:

1. Confucius, a representative of Confucianism, after becoming famous, people respected him as the expression of everything. His father died when he was three years old, and he was often discriminated against by his clansmen. At that time, there was neither papermaking nor printing, and all the works that were circulated were copied, and if you wanted to keep the writings of others, you had to carve them word by word on the bamboo pieces with a knife.

Keep the carved bamboo slips in order, and then the book at that time. The Book of Changes was engraved by Confucius, so he often flipped through it, and because he read it too many times, the very strong cowhide rope was broken several times, and Confucius became a celebrity in such adversity.

2. Professor Greenia, a famous chemist, has gone through a tortuous road. When he was a teenager, due to his wealthy family and the doting of his parents, he had no ideals and ambitions, and wandered all day long.

But the good times didn't last long, and a few years later, his family was completely bankrupt and destitute, his former friends left him, and even his girlfriend humiliated him in public. From then on, he came to his senses and began to study angrily, determined to recover the time he had wasted. Nine years later, he developed Grignard reagent and won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

3. The great composer Beethoven was unable to go to university due to poverty, suffered from typhoid fever and smallpox at the age of seventeen, and unfortunately lost his hearing at the age of twenty-six, and suffered repeated setbacks in love. In this case, Beethoven vowed to "choke life." ”

In the tenacious struggle against fate, in the cause of music creation, the fire of his life burned more and more vigorously. Adversity not only did not intimidate him, but instead became a magnetic field for him to gain strong vitality.

4. French painter John Françoyer Millet, when he was young, he could not sell a single piece of his work, he fell into the abyss of poverty and despair. Later, he moved to the countryside. Although he still could not escape the doom of poverty, he did not stop painting, and since then his paintings have expressed more beautiful nature and simple farmers.

Among them, works such as "Sowing Seeds" and "Gleaning Ears" have also become immortal works in art galleries.

5. Edison, the great inventor of the United States, when he was a child, his family could not afford to buy books or equipment for experiments, so he collected bottles and cans everywhere. Once, he was doing an experiment on the train, and accidentally caused **, and the captain slapped him, and one of his ears was deaf.

The hardships of life and physical defects did not discourage him, and he studied more diligently, and finally became a world-famous scientist.