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Someone once said that hard work pays off. In fact, all people in the world are equal, so why do some people succeed in life and some fail?

It is because successful people are willing to put in the effort and are willing to endure difficulties; And those who fail are often repelled by difficulties, "as long as you don't kneel, no one will be taller than you".

Edison was born on February 11, 1847 in the town of Milan, Ohio, USA. He felt that the most common lighting tools used by people were kerosene lamps or gas lamps.

This kind of lamp burns kerosene or gas, so it has a strong black smoke and pungent odor, and it is very inconvenient to add fuel and scrub the lampshade frequently. So in order to develop electric lights, Edison often worked more than ten hours a day in the laboratory, sometimes for several days in a row to experiment, after inventing carbon filament as filament, he successively tested more than 6,000 kinds of plant fibers, but he never gave up, and finally chose bamboo wire, through high-temperature closed furnace scorching, reprocessing, to obtain carbonized bamboo wire, installed in the bulb, once again improve the vacuum degree of the bulb, the lamp can be lit continuously for 1200 hours. "Hard work pays off", and finally on October 21, 1879, the electric light was invented.

Common. Gauss, a famous German mathematician, has been very fond of mathematics since he was a child, and once the teacher came up with a geometry problem and said that so far, there is no correct answer in the world. Gauss was eager to try, and from then on he studied day and night, going to the library every Sunday, and nibbling on two loaves of bread when he was hungry, and there was no one in the library who did not know him.

In this way, Gauss consulted a lot of materials, and the calculus paper alone filled most of the room, and it took only three years for him to finally solve the math problem. He is known as the "Prince of Mathematics".

Where there is a will, there is a way". Every successful person has put in a huge amount of labor. "Hard-working people, the sky does not pay", as long as you have made efforts, the iron pillar can also be sharpened into a needle.

Hard work pays off" What a good sentence! It made me read the recipe for success.

When Li Bai, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, was very disinclined to study and often skipped school. One day, he ran to the mountains with the teacher on his back to play. On the way there, he saw an old woman by the river grinding an iron pestle seriously, Li Bai was very puzzled, so he went to ask:

Old woman, what are you grinding an iron pestle for? The old woman said, "I'm sharpening my needle."

Li Bai was taken aback and said, "Oh, the iron pestle is so thick, how long does it take to grind it into a needle!" The old lady replied with a smile

As long as you grind every day, grind every day, and slowly the iron pestle will become a needle? After Li Bai heard this, he ran back to the book house ashamedly, and since then he remembered the phrase "as long as the kung fu is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle", so he studied hard and finally became a great poet.

Marie Curie was even more admirable, she studied radioactive elements, got a ton of industrial waste that could contain radium, smelted it in the yard, studied it, and finally refined it after three years and nine months. I was so strong by Marie Curie. Persistent heart shocked.

As long as the kung fu is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle "It is not enough for a person to have only a smart brain, but also to have perseverance. Only if you are willing to work hard, success can belong to you.

Hard work pays off! Someone with a heart! Man! Man! Man!

Hard work pays off. The laurel of success will always belong only to those who persevere, persevere, and the laurel of success will never fall from the sky and "give" those lazy people who sit back and enjoy their success.

A hard work, a harvest. The flower of success needs hard sweat to water. From ancient times to the present, for thousands of years, every successful person has experienced vicissitudes behind them, but they have faced difficulties and persevered. Forge ahead for the ideal and achieve outstanding success.

Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher of the Jin Dynasty, loved calligraphy since he was a child, and at the age of seven he followed the calligrapher Mrs. Wei to learn calligraphy, and practiced hard every day. When he had no ink or brushes, he wrote with his hands on his clothes, sometimes on the sand with branches, and sometimes in the moonlight at night. According to legend, he practiced calligraphy by the Lanting Pond in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and the water of the pen and inkstone dyed the pool water black, and after 20 years of hard work, he finally became a world-famous calligrapher, and his works have been passed down through the ages.

The lotus flower painted by the famous modern painter Huang Yongyu is very praised. But who knows how many lotus sketches he has painted, even Huang Yongyu himself can't calculate it. On one occasion, he asked his son to count how many sketches he had drawn.

The sons brought bundles of bundles, each with a hundred bundles, and there were more than eighty bundles in all. After more than 20 years of painstaking sketching, Huang Yongyu repeatedly studied the skills of painting lotus flowers, absorbing the strengths of each family and integrating them into one, and later the lotus flowers he painted had a unique charm.

Albert Einstein said: Success, hard work, the right way, less empty words. As long as you pay, you will have a harvest, and the hard work pays off, let us make unremitting efforts for success and create tomorrow's brilliance.

In September, Edison decided to attack the fortress of electric lighting. He read a lot of books on electric lighting and was determined to make electric lights that were cheap, durable, and safe.

He started experimenting with a white hot lamp. A small piece of heat-resistant stuff is packed in a glass bubble, and when the electric current burns it to the point of white heat, it glows from the heat. He thought of charcoal first, so he put a small piece of carbon filament into a glass bubble, and it broke as soon as the electricity was turned on.

What is the reason for this? Edison picked up the broken filament, looked at the glass bubble, and after a long time, suddenly remembered, "Oh, maybe it's because there's air in it, and the oxygen in the air helps the filament burn, so it breaks off immediately!" So he used his handmade extractor to remove as much air as possible from the glass bubble.

As soon as the power was turned on, it didn't go off immediately. But after 8 minutes, the lights went out.

But in any case, Edison finally discovered that the vacuum state is very important for the inaugurative lamp, and the key is the carbon filament, and the crux of the problem is here.

So what kind of heat-resistant materials should be chosen?

As long as you have perseverance, one day you will succeed, just like the saying "hard work pays off".

Edison, the brilliant inventor, announced that he could invent a satisfying light after studying the arc lamp. But this kind of lamp needs special materials to make the wick, Edison has experimented with thousands of materials, after thousands of failures, in April 1879 he improved the rod, tubular lamp of his predecessors, made a glass sphere; On October 21, 1879, he fixed a carbon-treated cotton thread in a glass bubble, extracted air, sealed the mouth, and applied an electric current, and it glowed, and the first electric light in human history appeared.

Lincoln, the 16th American leader, was a world-famous speaker. His success lies in the fact that he began to practice his eloquence as a teenager, and he was able to see and listen more. As a young man, he worked as a farmer, a lumberjack, a shop assistant, a post and telecommunications clerk, and a land surveyor.

To become a lawyer, he often walked 30 miles to a courthouse to hear the lawyers' arguments and see how they argued and gestured. He listened to the loud and impassioned speeches of politicians and orators, and imitated them. He listened to the arm-waving and loud sermons of the wandering evangelists, and when he returned, he followed their example, practicing his speeches over and over again against the woods and cornfields.

The success of the speech allowed Lincoln to finally become an eloquent lawyer and eventually enter politics.