The troubles of celebrities at home and abroad, examples of the troubles of celebrities and greats

Yesterday, Ma Xiaochun's mobile phone kept ringing, but he was too lazy to answer, and when the reporter dialed his two mobile phone numbers, no one answered, and it wasn't until a few minutes after the reporter sent him a text message that he called the reporter: "There are so many people who pay attention to this matter, it's like that, everyone knows it!" At one point, when the phone rang, I didn't bother to see who called!

Overall, drunk driving is not right. Ma Xiaochun is unapologetic about the causes and consequences of this incident. However, Ma Xiaochun once again deeply experienced the "troubles of celebrities", he thinks that if he is not a celebrity, he is likely to be like many drivers who have drunk a glass of beer and are caught and fined.

Regarding the popularity of **, Ma Xiaochun said wittily: "I'm a celebrity, right? Compared with movie and television stars, I am not a 'celebrity', but judging from the drunk driving incident last night (8th), I am considered a 'celebrity', because this matter has been hyped by ** and the Internet.

Not much to say about the cause and effect, the most common illegal driving incident was fried, as if it became complicated. Ma Xiaochun was a little helpless when talking about this trouble, "There is nothing to say about the wrong things, so there are things that need to be corrected." ”

The reporter then interviewed a coach of Ma Xiaochun's Wuhan Huaxia Go Club, who also held the same view as Ma Xiaochun: "Drunk driving has harmed people, but fortunately, Ma Xiaochun's drunk driving was discovered in time, and the punishment of the traffic police department is a help to him, and he will pay attention to it in the future." The coach also revealed that Ma Xiaochun never saw him drink liquor when he was in Wuhan, and he generally did not drink more than one bottle of beer.

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It's just that it's too annoying, isn't it!! 1111

When Einstein graduated from university, he was in the midst of an economic crisis, and because he was of Jewish descent, had no connections, and had no money, he had to be unemployed at home. In order to make a living, he had to put up advertisements everywhere and earn 3 francs an hour by lecturing physics. This period of unemployment helped Eizstan a lot.

In the course of his lectures, he reflected on traditional physics, which contributed to his violent impact on traditional academic views. After five weeks of intense and excited struggle, Einstein wrote the 9,000-word ** "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies", from which the special theory of relativity was born. It can be said that this is a decisive and great declaration in the history of physics, and another milestone in the progress of physics.

Although many people objected to this, and some even published critical articles in newspapers, Einstein still received the attention of society and academia. In a short period of time, 15 universities have awarded him doctoral certificates, and famous universities in France, Germany, the United States, Poland and many other countries also want to hire him as a professor. Einstein, who was called "stupid" and "stupid" at the time, and thought that he could not become a talent, finally became recognized by the world as the most outstanding intelligent person of our time.

What does the change from "ugly goose" to "white swan" mean? I think Einstein's words are the best answer. When many young people pestered him to tell him the secret of success, he wrote down a formula:

a=x+y+z, and explained: "A means success, x means diligence, y means the right way, and Z means you must not talk empty words." "Einstein's miraculous equation of success has been celebrated for many years.

From Einstein's struggle, it is not difficult to see that it is diligence, correct methods and less empty words that made Einstein turn from a clumsy head to a giant.

Bodhi has no tree, and mediocrity disturbs itself!

The Story of the Mathematician Gauss Gauss (1777 1855) was born in Brunswick, in what is now north-central Germany. His grandfather was a farmer, his father was a plasterer, his mother was the daughter of a stonemason, and he had a very intelligent younger brother, Gauss, an uncle, who took good care of little Gauss and occasionally gave him some guidance, while his father could be said to be a "big old man", thinking that only strength could make money, and that learning this kind of Rausch was useless to the poor. Gauss showed talent early on, and at the age of three he was able to point out mistakes in his father's books.

At the age of seven, he entered primary school, where he taught in a dilapidated classroom, where the teacher was not kind to the students, and often thought that he had never met a talent to teach in a poor rural area. When Gauss was ten years old, his teacher took the famous "From One Plus to One Hundred" exam, and finally discovered Gauss's talent, and he knew that his ability was not enough to teach Gauss, so he bought a deeper math book from Hamburg and read it to Gauss. At the same time, Gauss became acquainted with Bartels, a teaching assistant who was almost ten years his senior, and Bartels was much more capable than his teacher, and later became a university professor, where he taught Gauss more and deeper mathematics.

The teacher and the teaching assistant went to visit Gauss's father and asked him to let Gauss receive a higher education, but Gauss's father thought that his son should be like him, a plasterer, and there was no money for Gauss to continue his education, and finally concluded that he would find a rich and powerful person to be Gauss's patron, although they did not know where to find it. After this visit, Gauss was relieved of his work of weaving every night and discussed mathematics with Bartels every day, but before long, Bartels had nothing left to teach Gauss. In 1788, Gauss entered the École Norman, despite his father's objections.

The math teacher read Gauss's homework and told him not to have to take math class, and his Latin soon overtook the class.

With the best attitude, solve the troubles.