What are some celebrity biographies for students who are just entering college?

The first celebrity biography I read when I first entered college was the biography of Gandhi in this book, I saw a person, as long as he sticks to his beliefs, he will definitely succeed, I think this biography, in fact, is suitable for every college student, because in this book we can see a person's self-confidence, perseverance will definitely complete their dreams, as long as we have this endurance and perseverance, our dreams will eventually come true.

As a college student who has just entered college, I think I should be able to read some celebrity biographies. For example, you can take a look at Marie Curie, you can also look at Napoleon, and of course Lincoln, Van Gogh, and so on. Of course, everyone reads books from different angles, and you can try to read it, and you should get something out of it.

"The Biography of Jobs" mainly tells the story of Jobs's experience from having nothing at the beginning to having a lot of money at the end, all of which are not coincidental and are achieved through his own efforts. It contains Jobs' mental activity and solutions to face difficulties.

It is very important for college students to improve their interpersonal skills and make them think and do. I bought this book at the beginning, and now I live a clear life and am not confused at all.

I think that the most inspirational article I have ever read is an article written by Lu Xun Changjiang, he wrote about the hard work they were working under that condition at that time, which gave me a lot of inspiration and made me understand that even if you go to college, you can't relax, you need to study hard.

In fact, there are indeed some biographies in life that are worth reading, such as this personal biography of Beethoven, he is a very strong and persistent person, he said that he wants to choke the throat of fate to change his destiny.

I think I really should check out such a classic.

Personally, I think that celebrity biographies like celebrity biographies are very suitable for college students, and the life of each celebrity is worth learning from. In addition, when we first enter university, we have to have our own values and views of right and wrong, which can be learned from books.

In fact, there are some biographies in life that are worth seeing. For example, this personal biography of Beethoven is a very strong and very persistent person. He said he wanted to change his fate by choking his throat.

This classic, I think, should really be seen.

When college students first enter the campus, it is the time for them to make their own life plans, and reading celebrity biographies at this time can make students more motivated, have goals, and have directions. There is also a benefit of cultivating one's correct life values and allowing oneself to form an independent personality.

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Hillary's Biography", "Kennedy", "Biography of World Celebrities--Civilian ** Lincoln" Roland's works: "Beethoven", "Michelangelo", "Tolstoy", "Gandhi", "Qin Shi Huang", "*** Biography", "*** Biography" Films: "Spring of the Cattle Herding Class" and "Control".

Austrian writer Zweig, German philosophical masters Hegel, Nietzsche, Chinese studies master Ji Xianlin, etc. Do whatever you want, and you'll get something.

If you want to make a fortune, you might as well read "The Autobiography of Franklin."

This is a more exciting book than many inspirational books.

If you want to achieve great things, you can take a look at Bismarck's autobiography "Thoughts and Memories".

If you want to become a literary celebrity, you might as well watch Romain Rolland's "Celebrity Biography".

If you want to conspire and get involved, take a look at Zweig's "Portrait of a Political Figure: A Biography of Foucher".

"Celebrity Biography" is a charismatic biography.

How the Bad Guys Are Made Negative Textbook is very good.

Dream of Red Mansions" "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" "Translation of the Analects" "Selected Commentaries on Mencius" "Selected Translations of Zhuangzi" "Tales of the West Chamber" "The Scream" "Selected Essays of Lu Xun" "Midnight" "Home" "Teahouse" "Border City" "Thunderstorm" "Goddess" "Selected Prose of Zhu Ziqing" "Brief Essays on Beauty" "The Dust Settles" "Hamlet" "Don Quixote" "Goethe's Conversations" "Selected Short Stories**", "Notre Dame de Paris" "Eugenie. Grande, The Pickwick Papers, Resurrection

Selected Poems of Pushkin" "Selected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore" "Selected Short Stories of Maupassant" "Selected Short Stories of Chekov" "O. Henry's Short Stories** Selection" High School Students Must Memorize 40 Ancient Poems".

These are the required textbooks for high school students designated by the Ministry of Education.

Celebrity Biography and Biography** (Episode 1).

There are many celebrity biographies that elementary school students can read, such as:

1. "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", one of the four great classics of Chinese classics, is China's first long chapter of Huiti Historical Romance**, the author is Luo Guanzhong, a famous Biyuan writer in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. It depicts the historical situation of nearly 105 years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty, and on the broad background, a magnificent war scene is staged. The editor, Luo Guanzhong, integrated the 36 strategies of the art of war between the lines, with both the plot and the strategy of the art of war.

2. The Translation of the Analects is the most important classic work of Confucianism. It is a representative of Chinese culture. The content integrates governing the country, educating the people, teaching, learning, morality, and being a person, and encourages Hui Sun Li to cultivate self-discipline, practice etiquette and righteousness, and actively join the WTO, etc., which embodies Confucius's thoughts on politics, ethics, philosophy, and education.

These ideas have had a profound impact on the development of China's education, culture and society.

3. "How Steel is Made" is a book written by the former Soviet writer Ostrovsky based on his own personal experience. The path taken by the protagonist Paul reflects the fearless spirit of the first generation of revolutionary youth Kailian in the Soviet Union who is not afraid of difficulties and hard work, and inspires generations of aspiring young people to realize their ideals.