Examples of Persistence Celebrities, What are Examples of Celebrities of Persistence?

Lincoln's Story: In 1832, Lincoln lost his job and made up his mind to become a politician. But he lost the election.

Suffering two blows in one year, it was undoubtedly painful for him. But Lincoln didn't give up. In 1846, he ran for Congress again, and was finally elected to the United States**;

2, Li Bai studied in Xianger Mountain, Sichuan, when he was a child, and he didn't work hard, and wanted to quit school halfway. One day, he met a white-haired old woman sharpening an iron pestle by the stream at the bottom of the mountain. Li Bai asked what he was doing, and the old woman said:

Sharpen the iron pestle into a needle". Li Bai didn't believe it, sneered and laughed, and said to her, "How can an iron pestle be sharpened into a needle?

As long as the effort is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle". The old woman told him this. Li Bai suddenly received the Wu.

Since then, he has worked hard and finally understood the truth of "work to natural success";

3. Qu Yuan studied hard in the cave. Qu Yuan ignored the opposition of his elders when he was a child, no matter whether it was windy, rainy, cold and freezing, he would hide in a cave and secretly read the Book of Songs. After three full years, he familiarized himself with the 305 verses of the Book of Songs, absorbed rich nourishment from these folk songs and ballads, and finally became a great poet.

Examples of celebrities who stick to it are as follows:

1. The famous British writer Charles Dickens.

Regardless of the wind or rain, he insisted on going to the streets every day to observe, listen, memorize the words of pedestrians, and accumulate rich living materials. In this way, he wrote a wonderful description of the dialogue of the characters in "David Copperfield", in "A Tale of Two Cities".

He became a British writer and achieved great success in his literary career.

2, Liu Wei. A young man with both hands amputated, but such a person, fell in love with the piano, in order to pursue his piano dream, in order to realize his ** dream, he began his dream journey.

Without hands, he had to use his feet to play music, which ordinary people could not do, but Liu Wei overcame many difficulties and practiced this special skill. The melodious piano sounded, it was played with the toes, it was the sound of dreams.

3. Sima Qian.

In accordance with his father's will, he was determined to write a history book that could "hide the famous mountain and pass it on to future generations". In the seventh year when he began to write this history book, Li Ling happened.

Table. Sima Qian defended Li Ling, angering Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

** Imprisoned and subjected to brutal "rotten punishment".

After being tortured, he planned to commit suicide because of humiliation and pain, but he thought that his dream of writing a history book had not yet been completed. So he endured humiliation and rose up, which lasted a total of 18 years, and finally wrote "Historical Records".

This great work has a total of 526,500 words. It is a precedent for the general history of China's chronicles, which is rich and detailed in historical materials and has always been respected by people. Lu Xun.

once spoke highly of "Historical Records" in a very general language: "The swan song of the historian is the rhyme of separation." ”

4. Five generations of famous tiger painters have liked to paint since childhood, especially like to paint tigers, but because they have not seen real tigers, they always paint tigers as sick cats, so he decided to enter the deep mountains and old forests, visit real tigers, experienced a lot of hardships, with the help of Uncle Orion, finally saw the real tiger, through a large number of sketches and copying, its painting tiger techniques have advanced by leaps and bounds, and the tigers in the pen are lifelike, almost chaotic.

5. The famous fairy tale master Hans Christian Andersen.

As a young man, he dreamed of becoming a playwright, and for this dream, he left home and went to Copenhagen alone.

Helpless, he was displaced, but he did not retreat and give up. In 1835, he tried to write a few fairy tales, which were very popular with children, after which he changed his original dream, and the fairy tale master became his new dream.

Edison:

Edison was a world-renowned inventor. He was an American, and when he was a child, because his family was poor, he only went to school for three months, and he started selling newspapers at the age of eleven or twelve. He loved science, and he often saved money to buy scientific books and chemicals.

The equipment he used for his experiments was bottles and cans that he had picked up from the garbage heap. Even in such difficult circumstances, he persevered and eventually became a great scientist.

Lincoln: Probably the best example of staying the course is Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln, who was born destitute, faced setbacks throughout his life, losing eight of his eight campaigns, failing twice in business, and even having a mental breakdown once. Many times, he could have given up, but he didn't, and it was because he didn't give up that he became one of the greatest ** in American history.

Song Lian: Song Lian liked to read when he was a child, but his family was very poor and he had no money to buy books, so he had to borrow from others, every time he borrowed a book, he talked about the deadline, returned the book on time, and never defaulted, people were willing to lend him the book, once he borrowed a book, the more he read, the more he couldn't put it down, so he decided to copy it down. But the deadline for returning the book was approaching, so he had to copy the book overnight.

Sang Lan: Sang Lan won multiple gold medals in domestic and international competitions during her time with the national women's gymnastics team, but she persevered after she was injured during a vault practice at the 4th American Friendship Games on July 22, 1998. After the completion of **, she was strong and created one miracle after another in her wheelchair.

Zhang Hailan: Zhang Haidi was born in Jinan in the autumn of 1955. At the age of 5, he suffered from myelopathy and was paralyzed from the chest down. Since then, Zhang Haidi has started her unique life.

She was unable to go to school, so she completed her secondary school at home. At the age of 15, Heidi followed her parents and sent her children to the countryside to become a teacher. She also taught herself acupuncture and moxibustion skills, and provided free treatment for the villagers.