Evaluation of Marie Curie after reading Beauty Spanning a Hundred Years .

Marie Curie's life was about contributing to humanity and to science.

Mary has been very diligent and hardworking since she was a child, has a strong interest in learning and a special hobby, never easily lets go of any opportunity to learn, shows a tenacious enterprising spirit everywhere, she is not satisfied after achieving results, regards fame and fortune as dung, still humbly learns, and finally achieves great success! From "he changed from a beautiful little girl, a dignified and resolute female scholar, to a new term "radiation" in science textbooks, to a new unit of measurement in physics "Curie", to a scientific law, he has become an eternal milestone in the history of science. In this sentence, it can be seen that Marie Curie's change is not an ordinary change, but an improvement in life values, and she will stand like a milestone in everyone's heart.

Strong, persistent, and full of scientific spirit. She is a person who regards fame and fortune as dung, showing her noble personality who is indifferent to fame and fortune and her selfless spirit of devoting herself to science, Marie Curie is firm and persistent, rigorous and serious, beautiful and solemn, and regards fame and fortune as dung.

Marie Curie is a person who regards fame and fortune as dung, showing her noble personality and selfless spirit of devoting herself to science. among others", which is a beautiful light blue fluorescence. "This quote is a tribute to Marie Curie's perseverance in scientific research.

Marie Curie was firm and persistent, rigorous and serious, beautiful and dignified, and regarded fame and fortune as dung, which was highly praised by Einstein.

Marie Curie was strong, persistent, and full of scientific spirit.

It is manifested in the following aspects:1Beautiful Looks 2Firm belief in the cause of science and persistent pursuit of beauty 3The spiritual beauty of dedication to science 4The beauty of a great personality who is indifferent to fame and fortune.

What the teacher told us is that this is the standard answer that is consistent with the Chinese textbook teaching reference and the exam paper, and the satisfactory answer you agree with is incomplete.

Talk about your feelings or experiences about Marie Curie's deeds as follows:

In Marie Curie's biography, it can be seen that Marie Curie never wasted time, only lived a rigorous life; There is no hedonistic laziness, only heroic struggle, no treacherous people and things, only harmonious air, no ugly pictures, only pure souls, this is the most wonderful biography of historical figures.

In 1903, the Curies and Becquerel were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their research on radioactivity, and in 1911, they were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry again for the discovery of the elements polonium and radium, thus becoming the first people in the world to win the Nobel Prize twice.

Character experience. Marie Curie was born on November 7, 1867, in Warsaw, Kingdom of Poland, to a family of secondary school teachers, and in August 1896 Marie passed the examination for the title of teacher as a university graduate. With the support of Schutzenberg (1827-1897), the rector of the School of Physics and Chemistry, Marie was offered a position to work in the school's physics laboratory, working with Pierre (director).

In July 1898, the Curies presented to the Academy of Sciences "On a New Radioactive Substance in Bituminous Uranium Ore", stating that a new radioactive element No. 84 had been discovered, which was 400 times stronger than uranium and similar to bismuth. Since then, the Curies have worked closely together to establish the earliest methods of radiochemical work.

Correctly understand the value of self and strive to realize the value of life. Marie Curie is frozen in history, the image fixed in everyone's heart is beautiful, the "light blue fluorescence" that Marie Curie exchanged for her life and faith is beautiful, and Marie Curie's great personality strength is even more beautiful. Today, 100 years later, her beauty still shines brightly, because it is indeed a "beauty that spans a hundred years"!

On the basis of guiding students to summarize the multi-layered connotation of Marie Curie's "beauty", students are then urged to make a deep **: Why is Marie Curie's beauty "beautiful across a century"?So that students can further experience:

Only the beauty of personality and inner beauty can stand the test of time, and it is an eternal beauty, which cultivates students to have a preliminary understanding of the real outlook on life.

The "beauty" here is fourfold:1. Marie Curie's beautiful and dignified appearance.

2. Marie Curie was resolute and dedicated to science.

3. Marie Curie's noble quality of indifference to fame and fortune.

4. The fluorescence emitted by the radium extracted by Marie Curie.

On the whole, Marie Curie's beauty, her nobility, and the things she found were so beautiful that no matter how long it was, she would never disappear.

Introduction. Beauty Spanning a Century is an essay written by contemporary essayist and popular science writer Liang Heng in 1998. This article is an article in praise of Marie Curie, which tells the story of Marie Curie's insistence on scientific research despite the erosion of radium rays and chemicals, which fully reflects her firm perseverance, indifference to fame and fortune, perseverance and tenacity, and dedication to science. The full text comprehensively uses contrasts and other writing techniques, and the painting is spiritual, emotional, and nuanced, and collects a comprehensive beauty.

Marie Curie's appearance is beautiful, her contribution is beautiful, her dedication is beautiful, and she is indifferent to fame and fortune.

We may have sighed and envied someone or something on the screen or in the publication again and again, but after all, we are only emotional. Every delicate and pleasing flower benefits from countless obscure, simple and ordinary roots, and there are countless struggles and hardships behind every success. But what are we doing at the moment?

Even if you want the stage, you have to have talent first; Even if you want to be superior; You have to have skills before you can do it; Even if you want to travel, you need to exercise well.

Perhaps, we once longed for the distance, but never thought of accumulating strength. I have a dream of sailing, and I can't even swim; I want to be a top soldier, but I am very scared of even the basic physical fitness assessment; I want to write a book**, but I can't even recognize 2,500 common words...

Let me ask you, how can you be full of confidence and speak loudly?

Perhaps, if you hold the opportunity into your hands, you can't even move it.

The snow on the rooftops is melting in the sun, and the glory that once belonged to us is quietly slipping away, and it has not and will not speed up or slow down because of your complaints or miserliness.

A description of the appearance of bai:

Marie du Curie wears a long black dress.

Zhi, the white and dignified face showed a firm and slightly indifferent look, and the big eyes that were slightly inverted made you feel that you could see through everything and see through the future. ", and then two sentences of the description of the scientific spirit:

This beautiful light blue fluorescence blends into a woman's beautiful life and unyielding faith. ”

There is something more precious in Mary's character, she is determined, resolute, tenacious, and has a lofty and persistent pursuit. This noble character and lofty pursuit enabled Marie Curie to complete the discovery of the meaning of life almost at the same time as this great natural discovery. ”

The experience is:1It's like picking up a shell on the beach, and others may just play with it, but Marie Curie wants to study how the shell grows, how it grows, and how it washes up on the beach. When others touch melons, she looks for vines, and when others pick leaves, she asks for roots.

It was she who came up with the word radioactivity.

2.The famous scientist Albert Einstein once said, "Of all the world's famous figures, Marie Curie is the only one who has not been spoiled by fame." ”