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"Short and stout, with the sturdy skeleton of an athlete. A wide, earthy yellow face ......The forehead is raised, wide ......His eyes flashed with a magical power that shocked everyone who saw him. It is a description of Beethoven's appearance.

The head is rounded, the forehead is square, protruding, and wrinkled, and the hair is ...... blackSmall, sad but with very keen eyes, dark brown in color, but a little bluish brown and yellowish brown spots, often changing color. It is a description of Michelangelo's appearance.

The face was long, thick, and rough, the hair was short, and it was covered forward, so that the forehead was low, and the two small eyes were sunken in the dark sockets, staring at others sternly, the nose was flattened, the lips were thick and outstretched, and the ears were large. This is the description of Tolstoy's appearance in the book "Biography of Famous People".

Single-mindedly good, loving freedom above all else, is for the throne, and never betrays the truth. This sentence is a famous quote from Beethoven in "Celebrity Biography". "Happy soul, in which time no longer passes!

is a famous quote by Michelangelo. "He who cannot endure trials cannot teach anything to those who can endure trials. This is a famous quote of Tolstoy.

Beethoven's appearance: short and stout, with the sturdy skeleton of an athlete. A yellow broad face.

The forehead is protruding and wide. His eyes flashed with a magical power that was awe-inspiring to all who saw him Character: unruly, ordinary, unfortunate and lonely, self-reliant, stoic Michelangelo.

Appearance: The head is round, the forehead is square, protruding, covered with wrinkles, the hair is black, small and sad but has very keen eyes, the color is dark brown but a little blue-brown and yellow-brown spots, and the color changes frequently.

Character: kind, fraternal, kind, witty, intelligent, suspicious, cowardly, persevering, practical, with superb engraving skills to succumb to the power of Pope Tolstoy.

Appearance: The face is long, thick, and rough, the hair is short, covered forward, making the forehead appear low, two small eyes sunken into the dark sockets, staring at others severely, the nose is flattened, the lips are thick and protruding, and the ears are large Personality: Lovable, sensitive, honest, self-improving, stubborn, with a devout religious outlook.

It's Michelangelo, not Kiro.

Beethoven: Indomitable in the face of suffering, playing with his own pain, giving warmth and strength to others, tenacious and persevering, and choking the throat of fate.

Michelangelo: Kind, pursues the perfection of art, is pious to love, but he is a bit cowardly, does not dare to resist in the face of oppression, and is indecisive.

Tolstoy: a literary giant, kind, sympathetic to the poor, patriotic, disgusted with his aristocratic origin, and trendy in thought.

Beethoven has a more irritable personality! Because of physical defects!

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1. Michelangelo:

A hypochondriac, a workaholic who wants to carve an entire mountain out of his life, a hero who dares to give up joy and enjoy pain. Michelangelo had a contradictory and complex psyche, he was so disgusted with his actions that even he knew he was a complete weakling and coward. The torture of the soul and the endless labor of slaves caused him to suffer all his life, and life was hell for him.

2. Beethoven:

A ** family who was manipulated by fate and was eventually deaf is a hero who exchanges pain for joy. On the surface, he is arrogant, but he has an unknown side when he is alive. He was deaf, but he didn't dare to show it, he didn't dare to let people know about his weaknesses, so he had to choose to live in isolation.

He has no friends, however, he accepts reality and endures the painful fate that God has given him. Therefore become a hero in the hearts of the people.

3. Tolstoy:

A man who tortures himself, torments himself, an old man who runs away from home, a hero who breaks the peace of life in order to appease his conscience. He possessed wealth, fame, and status at an early age, but like a believer, he constantly dissected himself, so much so that he abandoned his family and worldly pleasures for his faith, and finally became an old man who ran away from home and died in the wilderness.

"Biography of Famous People" is a biographical work created by the famous French critical realist writer Romain Rolland (1866-1944) in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which includes three biographies: "Beethoven" (1903), "Michelangelo" (1906), and "Tolstoy" (1911). It is known as the "Three Great Heroes", also known as the "Three Giants".

Beethoven Ludwig van Beethoven (December 16, 1770 - March 26, 1827) was a German classical composer who collected the masterpieces of classicism, as well as a pianist and conductor, and one of the representatives of the Vienna classical music school.

Beethoven was born into a poor family, his father was a tenor, a rude and alcoholic man, and his mother was a maid. Beethoven himself was ugly, had a difficult childhood and adolescence, and was often beaten and scolded by his father.

Beethoven joined the theatre band at the age of 11 and became an organist at the age of 13. Having lost his mother at the age of seventeen, he was left alone to take on the responsibility of educating his two brothers.

Michelangelo.

Michelangelo (1475 1564), full name Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. Italian sculptor, architect, painter and poet.

Along with Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, he was known as the "Three Masters of the Renaissance", and was known for his "bodybuilding" figures, even the muscular depiction of women's bodies.

Michelangelo was short-tempered and unsociable, and could not get along with Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, and often clashed with his benefactor, but he pursued artistic perfection all his life and insisted on his own artistic ideas. He died in Rome in 1564 and his style influenced artists for almost three centuries. The asteroid 3001 is named after him.

Tolstoy. Leo Tolstoy's life was not a pleasure, but a very heavy job. For each of us, the meaning of life is simply to nurture the love of life.

Leo Tolstoy's struggle for the truth was not to save himself, but to save all mankind. He carried out this task, and thus became a hero, and almost a saint. He gave his life for this task, which made him the most human of all people.

Beethoven, Michelangelo, Tolstoy, these heroes revered by Romain Rolland, they were either tormented by illness, or by the misery of the encounter, or because of the inner confusion and contradictions, or the three were superimposed, and the deep distress almost suffocated their breath and destroyed their reason. The reason why they were able to persevere in their arduous journey was because of their love for humanity and their faith in humanity. Beethoven's "exchange of pain for joy"; Michelangelo devoted his life's work to a masterpiece that shook the soul; Tolstoy was always concerned with the greatness and insignificance of millions of living beings, so as to spread the seeds of love and the ideal of tolerance.