Hurry, Ask Einstein to be curious about the story of his childhood 5

Einstein. When I was a child, I saw my father wearing a watch on his hand, and there was a small round thing next to the watch, and there were hands inside. Einstein was curious and asked his father"What is this? "Dad said, "It's called the Golden Compass."

It's what we call a compass.

Daddy, why does its red pointer always point in the same direction? "This is due to the action of the magnetic force". "What is magnetism?

This one... At this time, my mother said, "Okay, okay, let's go, or I'm going to be late for work!" "What is magnetism, why didn't Dad tell me!

At night, when it was time to sleep, Einstein couldn't sleep and was still thinking about the golden compass. At this time, Dad pushed the door and came in, "You little guy, you can't sleep if you don't understand the problem"? Albert Einstein asked, "Dad, why didn't you tell me what magnetism is?"

Because Dad doesn't know either" "Adults also have questions that they don't know" "Of course, so let's do it, if you like this golden compass, Dad will give it to you, I hope you can find the answer yourself, okay" "Great". Growing up Einstein, he loved to delve into problems, loved physics, and proposed the "theory of relativity" for the future.

The foundation was laid.

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1. When Einstein was young, he once had a handicraft class, and he wanted to make a small wooden stool. The bell rang at the end of class, and the students scrambled to take out their work and hand it to the female teacher. Einstein didn't come up with his own work, and he was so anxious that he was sweating profusely.

The governess looked at the little boy generously, believing that he would hand in a good work the next day.

2. The next day, Einstein handed over to the female teacher a small bench made very roughly, and one leg of the bench was nailed off. The expectant governess said, "Have any of you ever seen such a bad stool?"

The students shook their heads. The teacher looked at Einstein again and said angrily, "I don't think there will be a worse stool in the world."

There was a burst of laughter in the classroom.

3. Einstein's face was red, he walked up to the teacher, and said to the teacher with certainty: "Yes, teacher, there is a worse stool than this." The classroom fell silent and everyone looked at Einstein.

4. He walked back to his seat, took out two small, rougher benches from under his desk, and said, "This is the first and second time I have made, and the third wooden bench I gave to the teacher just now." Although it is not very satisfying, it is always better than the first two.

This time, everyone stopped laughing, the female teacher nodded to Einstein cordially and thoughtfully, and the classmates also cast admiring and approving glances at him.