Edison s biography felt 300 words after reading, and I felt after reading Edison s Biography .

Because I am studying physics, I think it is beneficial for students to understand famous physicists so that they can expand their knowledge and teach the spirit of science in depth during lectures.

Before reading this book, I may have had some bad misunderstandings about Edison himself, such as that he was a successful businessman who had a conflict with Tesla about using alternating current or direct current, and that Tesla was right as historical facts turned out, and these incomplete hearsay accounts also made me doubt Edison, including his abilities and spiritual qualities.

Through reading it myself, although the book does not tell me about "Edison's mother's education of him" and "the controversy between direct current and alternating current", I think I am deeply impressed by the fact that I have a slightly more comprehensive understanding of Edison, especially the change in his understanding of his work and personality. The specific feelings are as follows:

First, Edison has a lot of inventions, worthy of being called "genius of invention", and the impact of some inventions on human beings is revolutionary, such as the invention of the electric light. The book describes a world without electric lights, where people use oil lamps, which are limited in brightness, unstable, carcinogens, and inconvenient to use. Therefore, in terms of the impact of his inventions on the world, Edison is great and should be respected by the people of the world.

The second is his love for inventive work. The book mentions his state and remarks at work many times, all of which show his love and even belief in his work. In fact, it can also be seen from history and life that great achievements often come from people's addiction to work, or even forgetting to sleep and eat, such as the same physicist Newton, etc., but they do not take this as tired, but take pleasure in it, and even enjoy it, in the process of accumulating day by day, keep improving, how can such attitudes and behaviors not be successful?

The third is that he is a complete and happy person, and when I say complete happiness, that is, in my consciousness, only the success of career or marriage is not complete, nor is it happy, and only the combination of the two can create a complete and happy life. He had a wife who loved him and his wife, and stayed with him until his wife's death. Of course, I think it has something to do with the era of security in the United States in which he lived, and it has to do with his profession, and Mandela of South Africa was not in as good a situation in this regard as Edison.

Fourth, Edison had a lot of business acumen that great scientists couldn't match, such as when an invention came out, he would build his own factory, put it into production, and make a lot of money. Of course, you would be wrong to think that he is a businessman who values money as his life, otherwise he would not be sitting in a laboratory and researching day in and day out. He was a man who took money very lightly, for example, once, when the factory caught fire and all the fruits of his labor were wiped out, many people thought that he would collapse, but the fact is that he quickly devoted himself to research again and did not show distress about it.

In short, through reading, I have a more comprehensive understanding of Edison and my doubts about him have been relieved. In fact, what right do I have to question it? It is nothing more than reading some incomplete books by hearsay, and his great value is indelible in history.

In this article, I pay tribute to the great figures!