What is the Nobel Prize, and who is the Nobel Prize?

Nobel is just a scientist who has been dead for many years, and he doesn't represent anything. However, many people are superstitious about him.

- add: the Nobel Prize is very controversial in itself. I believe that Nobel set up this prize with a noble heart when he established it. But after all, after so many years, this will of his began to be slowly used by many people...

The current Nobel Prize is largely a departure from the original purpose of the Nobel Prize.

Why do Chinese keep aiming for the Nobel Prize? Or even fight for it all your life? I think that's putting the cart before the horse.

China's science and technology are underdeveloped, literature and economics are also very weak, and there is no such high achievement in peace to win the Nobel Prize. What we need to do is change that reality. When China becomes truly strong and developed, it is natural that many people will win the Nobel Prize, which is a performance, not an essence.

Reality has shown that under the current education system and scientific research system, it is almost impossible for China to win a Nobel Prize. Therefore, it is normal not to get it, and even if it is obtained, it does not represent the progress of China's science, education, literature and art - it is speculative, or it is obtained by improper means, or Nobel ** will have no eyes.

It's like a student. What he should pursue is the improvement of his knowledge and ability. And the high score in the exam is only a manifestation of his knowledge and ability.

However, due to the requirement given by the exam-oriented education, it is necessary to get a high score. So he can only aim for a high score. So much so that he struggled all his life for a high score, and finally lost his original pursuit:

Knowledge and Competence. This phenomenon is very harmful to primary school students.

From September to January 31 of the following year, candidates recommended for the Nobel Prize are accepted. Usually 1,000-2,000 candidates are recommended each year. The Prizes for Physics and Chemistry are awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, the Prize in Physiology or Medicine is awarded to the Royal Karolin Institutet of Sciences, the Prize for Literature is awarded to the Swedish Academy of Letters, and the Peace Prize is elected by the Norwegian Parliament.

The Economic Prize is awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.

According to the Nobel Prize's will, throughout the selection process, the laureates are not influenced by any nationality, ethnicity, ideology and religion, and the only criterion for selection is the size of the achievement. The projects awarded basically represent the highest achievements in these fields, but they do not necessarily represent the development of the world economy and technology absolutely, because the fields covered here are too broad.

Nobel was a famous Swedish chemist who invented explosives. After his death, according to his will, he established the prize money he received as "Nobel**", and the interest generated is the current Nobel Prize prize**, which is used to recognize outstanding scientists around the world.

Nobel refers toAlfred Bernhard Nobel

Alfred Bernhard Nobel (21 October 1833 10 December 1896), Sweden.

Chemist, engineer, inventor, manufacturer of military equipment and inventor of diatomite explosives, born in Stockholm.

Emmanuel Nobel was a man of great interest in inventions, and Nobel's mother, Loryna Andreta.

Strong-willed and hard-working, the couple had a huge impact on Nobel's life. Nobel not only loved to read literature, but also tried to create it. He has written poems, and "A Riddle" is one of his autobiographical long poems.

Commemorative for posterity

In honor of Nobel, Nobel Prize.

The award ceremonies are held annually on the anniversary of the death of the Nobel Prize. At the award ceremony, men are expected to wear tuxedos.

or national costumes, where ladies wore solemn evening dresses, and the white and yellow flowers used in the ceremony had to be brought from San More, Italy.

Nobel's explanation.

1) [Nobel, Alfred Bernhard] Swedish chemist, engineer and industrialist, inventor of the Nobel Prize, the Nobel Prize, the highest honor (2) for those who have made significant contributions to peace, literature, physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine.

Words are bent and obscured.

Interpretation of Nuo (promise) ò the sound of promise, which means to agree : only to promise. Promise, Promise : Promise. Promise. Promise. A promise of a thousand gold. Radical : 讠.

The word Nobel is explained as: Nobel nuòbèiěr. Min Nian Ban (1) (Swedish chemist, engineer and industrialist, inventor of yellow explosives and more powerful explosives, Gao Ying, Nobel Prize. (2) The founder.

The word Nobel is explained as: Nobel nuòbèiěr. (1) (Ruiqiao Hu Dian, chemist, engineer and industrialist, inventor of yellow explosives and more powerful explosives, Nobel Prize.

(2) The founder. The phonetic pronunciation is: The structure is:

Nuo (left and right structure), Bei (single structure), Er (upper and lower structure). The pinyin is: nuòbèiěr.

What is the specific explanation of Nobel, we will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

Idioms about Nobel.

Nuo Nuo continued to say that you handed over the Sanskrit book Baye, but Erer rebelled.

Words about the Nobel Prize.

Zhugong Bei Que Qianjin Yi Nuo Ji Bu Yi Nuo Yi Nuo Yi Nuo Yi

Sentence formation about Nobel.

1. One of the events that is fixed in the calendar of the scientific community in early October every year is the announcement of the Nobel Prize in chemistry, physics, physiology and medicine.

2. This scientist who has won the Nobel Prize is always in his hands all day long.

3. A scholar can disappear in obscurity in the crowd, or he can stand on the Nobel podium.

4. At the age of seventeen, Nobel went to Europe and the United States to study, he was diligent and hardworking, and he was never moved by the drunken life there.

5. Misconception: All Nobel Prizes are awarded by institutions in Sweden.