Forget your celebrity story because of applause

Seiji Ozawa is a world-renowned symphony conductor. In the final of a competition for the best conductors of the world, he conducted the performance according to the score given by the jury, and was keenly aware of the dissonant sounds. At first, he thought it was a mistake in the band's performance, so he stopped and played again, but it was still wrong.

He felt that there was a problem with the score. At this time, the composer present and the authority of the jury insisted that there was absolutely no problem with the score, and that he was wrong. In the face of a large number of ** masters and authoritative figures, he thought twice, and finally said loudly and categorically:

No! It must be a mistake in the score! "As soon as he finished speaking, the judges on the judges' bench immediately stood up and gave him warm applause to congratulate him on winning the competition.

It turned out that it was carefully designed by the judges"Snares", in order to test the conductor when he discovers an error in the score and is confronted by an authority figure"Negative"can you insist on your own correct claims. The first two conductors who participated in the finals also found their mistakes, but they were eliminated because they echoed the opinions of the authorities. Seiji Ozawa, however, won the World Conductors Competition because of his self-confidence.

Pianist Arthur Rubinstein.

Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982) was a Jewish-Polish-born, naturalized American pianist known for his performances of Chopin, Debussy, Schumann, and Brahms. His playing tone is round, rich, sweet, and poetic, and he is often hailed as the greatest pianist of the 20th century.

When Rubinstein first became famous, he was still very nervous before every performance, and once he held a concert in London, and a ** fan was anxious to see if anyone was willing to give up tickets because he couldn't buy tickets.

Do you have a place, can you sell it to me? The young man asked.

Rubinstein told him very sincerely: Don't say sell, you can give it away! I'd love someone to take my place. 」

The young man said excitedly: Where is your location? 」

There was a concert in which the audience was very large, many of them sat in the open space next to the band on the stage, and when he finished playing, the audience applauded enthusiastically.

At this moment, Rubinstein saw an old lady on the stage slowly getting up and preparing to put on her coat. Rubinstein immediately walked over and helped him put on his coat. As soon as he was dressed, the audience listened to the applause, and it grew louder and louder, warmer and longer than any of his previous performances.

Deng Jiaxian,***,*** About their deeds, think about it slowly!

According to reports, Andy Lau went to Japan last year to hold a small singing party. In the face of the cheers of the fans, Andy Lau refused to greet everyone in Japanese, and at the same time refused to sing the Japanese songs arranged by the organizers, and meticulously sang all the tracks in Mandarin, even canceling all the original Cantonese songs. It may be that some reporters' questions made Andy Lau feel uncomfortable, and he said word by word in Mandarin:

Originally, I didn't want to come to Japan, but I had to come to Japan because of my contract. But don't think that it's a contract that holds me back, and if I don't come, no one can do anything to me. I just don't think it's fair to my fans because the fans are innocent.

No one can force me to do what I don't want to do, and I won't do it if you force me. Art has no borders, but artists have borders. I would like to say that there are no borders, but there are borders.

Andy Lau said to the organizer: "Don't say that I am a Hong Kong singer when introducing me in the future, because I am first and foremost a Chinese." Then he sang "Chinese" in front of hundreds of Japanese fans.

Celebrity stories of interesting learning in primary school: *** witty words about victory and defeat.

In 1945, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he went to Chongqing to participate in the negotiations. People from Chongqing's literary and artistic circles invited him to give a speech. During a break in the speech, someone asked with concern:

If the negotiations fail and the Kuomintang and the Communists go to war in an all-out way, will you be able to defeat Chiang Kai-shek? After a slight pause, he said very humorously: "Mr. Chiang (referring to Chiang Kai-shek)'s 'Chiang' is a general's 'general' with a grass on the prefix, and he is just a 'grass-headed general'."

With that, he smiled heartily. Someone asked with ulterior motives: "Then your 'Mao' character ......."Without waiting for the man to finish, he said without thinking:

My word 'Mao' is not the 'Mao' of 'Mao's hands and feet', but a 'backhand'. The implication is obvious: The Communist Party of China, which represents the fundamental interests of the Chinese people, will easily defeat the Kuomintang which represents the interests of a small number of people. His explanation was not only profound and interesting, but also just right, and won warm applause on the spot.

Today, the teacher told us the stories of many celebrities who studied hard when they were children, among which the story of Kuang Heng's "Cutting the Wall and Stealing the Light" deeply touched and inspired me.

This story mainly tells the story of a young man named Kuang Heng during the Han Dynasty, who was very diligent and studious. Because his family was very poor, he loved to read very much, and he worked during the day and had time to study at night, but his family could not afford candles, so he had to say to his neighbors: "I want to study at night, but I can't afford candles, can I borrow an inch of your house?"

The neighbors always looked down on those who were poorer than their own, so they viciously sarcastically said, "If you are too poor to afford candles, what books do you read?" Kuang Heng was very angry when he heard this, but he was even more determined to read the book well.

Kuang Heng quietly carved a small hole in the wall, and the candlelight of the neighbor's house came through the hole. By the faint light, he began to read voraciously, and gradually finished all the books in his house. Later, Kuang Heng became a knowledgeable celebrity.

This fable praises Kuang Heng's courage to overcome difficult conditions and his spirit of diligent study; It is a good example for us to study hard at once. Our current living environment is so superior, we are much happier than Kuang Heng. We should cherish our hard-won happy life now and cherish the time to learn.

Every inch of time is an inch of gold, let us cherish time, study hard, and be a useful person when we grow up!