My Early Life What was the reason for Churchill s eventual success

Churchill's thinking is very avant-garde, he is an outstanding statesman, of course, his selfish side has also made mistakes many times, but it is this person who proposed the Allies, if there is no Churchill in the middle of the trade-off, it is difficult to establish a Triple Alliance against Germany situation, so in World War II, his impact on the entire war is very far-reaching, mainly because his several opinions are very prominent.

If nothing else, Churchill was determined to benefit the British Empire.

My Early LifeRecently, I read an article called "My Early Life", and I was deeply touched by this. Winston Churchill once said, "A man must never turn his back and try to escape from a dangerous threat." Doing so would only double the danger.

But if you face it immediately, there is no retreat.

I think it's surprising that Churchill's temper will live into his 90s, and this character is worth studying.

He was born into a noble family, worked as a war correspondent, had a strong personality, and had excellent speeches.

A classic speech is that in front of many people, he gave a speech with three sentences: Never give up! Never give up! Never give up!

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1) I would have been willing to reveal my knowledge, but they did everything possible to expose my ignorance.

The humorous writing of the people there who want to learn other languages without learning Chinese shows the ignorance of those teachers and classmates and my love for English.

2) The night before the exam, I put the names of all the countries on the globe on a slip of paper and put it in my hat, and then pulled out a slip of paper with the name of the country "New Zealand" written on it. Then I put my work to the fore and memorized the geography of the country. Unexpectedly, the first question in the exam on the second day was:

Draw a map of New Zealand".

It is not in vain to write humorously about my good fortune and my previous efforts to study history and my love for history. And they only know how to learn Latin and Greek.

"In this way" specifically refers to: those exam questions that I don't even know.

Those examiners always asked questions I didn't know.

I am good at history, poetry and writing, but the examiners like Latin and mathematics.

Junior Churchill had the advantage that he was the only one in his class who excelled in history, poetry and writing.

Churchill's paradox was that I had stagnated in the lowest grades, while on the other hand, I was able to recite 1,200 lines of Macaulay's epic poem word for word, and I won the school-wide prize.

He was supposed to be the worst student in his class, but he became the best student in the school. In fact, it is satirizing the irrationality of the system in the school.

On the surface, it really depends on luck, but in fact, his success is not entirely due to luck, because he has the right ideas, such as: advocating learning his mother tongue well. Secondly, he put in many times more effort than others, such as:

Able to recite 1,200 lines of epic poetry word for word. The factors that lead him to success are the self-confidence, persistence, courage and integrity that he has, he always thinks that he is a firefly to show his self-confidence, every time the exam battle and the light is defeated, defeat and fight, this is persistence, I believe that everyone can boldly hand in a question when they don't do a question in the exam, this is his courage, and integrity, many people will not always find a way to fill in the exam, and Churchill.

But honestly would rather hand in a blank paper than be a hypocrite. (The above is just my personal thoughts) (typing is really tiring, thank you) (add: we are all on the third unit "Watching the Sea".

You've just gotten to "My Early Life".

In the thirties of the twentieth century, the British and the hill quarreled with the Gil.

It's all a time of suffering. At this time, Britain was experiencing the Great Depression.

The prospect of Churchill returning to work was slim. He had to take his family to the United States for a trip or live in a suburban villa to write.

He was in a car accident in the United States. At the time, he was walking on Fifth Avenue in New York, and he forgot about the traffic rules in New York.

Unlike London, you don't have to go to the left, but to the right. When he crossed the road, he just looked to the right, and when there was no car in front of him, he just walked forward. At that moment, Churchill heard the sound of brakes and felt hit by a car. He was carried to the sidewalk.

He lost consciousness when he went up, 15 bones were broken, and he was bleeding from abrasions all over his body. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance. In the hospital, he had to spend some unpleasant times.

The doctor on duty first asks about the patient's family income to determine whether he can afford to pay the medical bills. Churchill endured great pain, and finally explained his ability to pay, before being carried to the operating table. Churchill was very soon, and he was not willing to be left politically lonely.

A person who dies on the battlefield is finished, but in the political opposition can make a comeback. Churchill's experience of annihilation undoubtedly proves this.