The story of the disabled and determined celebrities "excellent"
Living in the world of mankind, there is no one can be carefree, there is no one can always be smooth sailing, but the setbacks do not matter, it should be upbeat, good treatment of all things, quiet and able to face the face of the quiet, your own strong or not it is entirely possible to determine the success or failure of your final. Below I have organized on the body disabled and determined to strong celebrity stories, welcome to read!
Helen? Keller's story
Helen Keller can not be lack of waste and self-abandonment, but more efforts to advance, so the last outstanding achievements. We are smart and healthy, if we don't know how to work hard, we are really sorry for ourselves!
Do you believe in miracles? Do you believe that a blind, deaf and dumb person can become a writer? Yes, this person is the great Ms. Helen Keller. When she was just over a year old, she became blind and deaf and mute because of an illness. Because of this, Helen's temper became very violent and she would lose her temper and throw things. Her family saw that this was not a good idea, so they hired a very patient governess, Miss Sullivan, for her. Helen gradually changed under her influence and education. She realized that everyone loved her very much, so she could not let them down. She used her only senses of touch, taste and smell to recognize her surroundings, and tried to enrich herself, and later learned to write even further.
A few years on, when her first book ? My Life? was published, it immediately became a sensation throughout the United States. Although Helen Keller was handicapped, she was able to overcome her misfortunes and complete her college education. Later, more committed to the education of disabled children's social work, the spirit of this endeavor, it is worthwhile to follow our example, Helen Keller can be regarded as a person with a disability.
Hawking
Hawking was thirteen or fourteen years old when he made up his mind to engage in physics and astronomy research. At the age of seventeen, he took a scholarship in natural sciences and successfully enrolled at Oxford University. After graduating with a bachelor's degree he moved to Cambridge University for a PhD, studying cosmology. He soon discovered that he had Lou Gehrig's disease, which causes muscle atrophy. As doctors were at their wits' end, he initially planned to give up on his dream of doing research, but when his condition slowed down, he regained his mood and, against all odds, stood up from his setbacks, faced this misfortune bravely, and continued to dedicate himself to his research.
In the 1970s, he and Penrose proved the famous singularity theorem, and in 1988*** won the Wolf Prize in Physics together. He also proved that the area of a black hole does not decrease with time. in 1973, he discovered that the temperature of a black hole's radiation is inversely proportional to its mass, i.e. a black hole becomes smaller due to the radiation, but its temperature rises, and it will eventually explode and disappear.
In the 1980s, he began working on quantum cosmology. By this time he was already having problems moving around, and later underwent a tracheotomy due to pneumonia, which prevented him from ever speaking again. Now he is paralyzed and relies on a motorized wheelchair instead of his feet, and not only does he speak and write, but he relies on computers and speech synthesizers to help him.
Although we all think he is very unfortunate, but his achievements in science is in his after the onset of the disease to obtain. With his perseverance, he overcame his illness and created a miracle, and proved that disability is not an obstacle to success. His love of life and enthusiasm for scientific research are worth learning from the younger generation.
The Story of Helen Keller
Adams? Keller (HelenAdamsKeller, June 27, 1880 - June 1, 1968) was an American educator with disabilities. She was born in Alabama, USA to Arthur, a Confederate veteran. She was blinded and deafened by a high fever when she was 19 months old. She became blind and deaf as a result of a fever when she was 19 months old. Through the efforts of her mentor, Anne Sullivan, she was able to speak and begin to communicate with others, and in 1898, Helen Keller was admitted to Harvard University. In 1898, Helen Keller was admitted to Harvard University's Cambridge School for Girls, and in the fall of 1900, she was admitted to Harvard University's Radcliffe College, an incredible achievement for someone who was both blind and deaf. Finally, in 1904, Helen Keller received her Bachelor of Arts degree. In 1904, Helen Keller earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors. Throughout the years Mr. Sullivan stayed with Helen Keller and provided her with textbooks. She wrote the textbooks and lessons on Helen Keller's palm, so that she could learn from her teachers. Keller's palm, so that Keller can understand its content, can be said to be Helen Keller. Keller's life is very grateful to her. Helen Keller was very grateful to her throughout her life. Starting from April 1902, she began to serialize her autobiography "My Life" (also translated as "The Story of My Life") (The Story of My Life) in a magazine in the United States with the help of Ms. Sullivan. It was published the following year and became a sensation in the American literary world, and was even hailed as one of the two most important contributions to world literature in 1902.
The Story of Haidi Zhang
At the age of 5, Haidi Zhang was paraplegic due to a spinal cord hemangioma, but her disability and determination, hard work and study, and her passion for helping others, she was known as the "contemporary Paul". In the face of the cruel challenge of fate, Zhang Haidi did not frustrated and sink, she with tenacity and perseverance to fight with the disease, withstood the severe test, full of confidence in life. Although she did not have the opportunity to enter the school door, but study diligently, finished elementary school, secondary school courses, self-taught college English, Japanese, German and Esperanto, and studied college and master's degree courses. 1983 March 7, **** Youth League Central Committee held a naming and recognition meeting in Beijing, awarded the "80's new Thunderbolt" known as Comrade Zhang Haidi "excellent **** Youth League members" title. In 1983, Zhang Haidi began to engage in literary creation, successively translated "Seaside Clinic", "Little Miller's Travels" and "Rebecca in the New School", and created "Open Window to the Sky", "The Pursuit of Life", "Dreams on a Wheelchair", and other works of more than one million words. She is now a first-class writer in the Literary Creation Office of Shandong Writers' Association, and was awarded a Master's Degree in Philosophy by Jilin University after passing the examination and defending her thesis in 1993. she took part in the Far South Games in 1994, and was selected as one of Japan's NHK's "Five Outstanding People with Disabilities in the World" in 1997, and has served as the chairman of the China Association of the Physically Handicapped since 1998. He was awarded the title of National Model Worker in 2000.
The Story of Beethoven
The Symphony of Fate, one of Beethoven's most remarkable works, is a reflection of mankind's struggle with destiny and its ultimate triumph over it. It is also a reflection of his own life. This is the heavy and powerful notes that appear continuously in the first movement. Beethoven said: ? This is how fate knocks on the door.?
Beethoven is a world-famous musician, and one of the worst fates. In his childhood, Beethoven grew up in tears. Family poverty, parental discord, resulting in Beethoven character serious, withdrawn, stubborn and independent, in his heart contains a strong and deep feelings. He began composing at the age of 12, and at the age of 14, he performed in an orchestra and received a salary to subsidize his family. By the age of 17, his mother had fallen ill and died, leaving the family with two younger brothers, a sister and a father who had fallen from grace. Soon after, Beethoven contracted typhoid fever and smallpox, which nearly killed him. Beethoven simply became a symbol of suffering, and his misfortunes were too much for a child to bear. Nevertheless, Beethoven survived. He loved music so much that he couldn't live without it. In his works, there are shadows of his life, full of noble ideas, but also reveal the pursuit of the pursuit of beautiful things on earth, yearning. He had inexhaustible feelings for the beautiful nature. Said Beethoven bad fate, not only refers to his childhood tragedy, in fact, his greatest misfortune, no better than the 28-year-old deaf. First, his ears ringing day and night, and then his sense of hearing is getting weaker and weaker. He went for a walk in the field and could no longer hear the farmer's flute. From then on, he lived a lonely life of deafness, and all his energy was used to fight with deafness. Beethoven lived in the world, can understand him too few people, and the only can give him comfort only music. When he composed, he often bit a thin stick in his mouth to feel the vibration of the piano, and he used the sound he could not hear to pour out his love for nature, the pursuit of truth, and his longing for the future. His famous Symphony of Fate was composed in a state of total loss of hearing.... He firmly believed that ? Music can make the human spirit explode with sparks? to fight tenaciously and to achieve victory through struggle.? This idea runs through Beethoven's works.
On March 26, 1827, a night of thunderstorms, the giant of music died at the age of 57 years. Beethoven's life was tragic, the world did not give him joy, but he created joy for mankind. Beethoven was physically weak, but he was truly strong.
The Story of Sang Lan
Sang Lan, born in February 1981, a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, is a former member of the national women's gymnastics team, who won the vaulting title at the national games. Until today, the strong Sang Lan has smiled through 6 years of wheelchair time.
After her accidental injury at the New York Friendly Games on the evening of July 21, 1998,
the obscure Sang Lan became the most talked about person in the world. It was indeed an accident. At that time, Sang Lan was conducting pre-competition warm-ups for the vaulting competition, and at the moment she jumped, a coach of the foreign team? Ma? The front probe interfered with her, causing her to move in a deformed manner, cropping to the ground from a high altitude, and landing head first. After suffering such a major change but showed a rare perseverance, her attending doctor said: ? Sang-ran was very brave, she never complained about anything, and the word I can find to express her is ? Courage? Even after she knew she would never be able to stand up again, she never regretted practicing gymnastics, saying: ? I have confidence in myself and I will never give up hope.
Over the past three years, Sanglan has used her actions to fulfill her promise, studying at Peking University, joining Star TV to host programs, serving as an ambassador for the Olympic Games, and participating in the Athens Olympic Relay in Beijing. Her powerful smile always gives people hope!
Hua Luogeng's story
After graduating from junior high school, Hua Luogeng was enrolled in the Shanghai Chinese Vocational School, due to the tuition fees and dropped out halfway through the program, so only a junior high school diploma in his life. After that, he began to tenaciously self-education, he spent five years to learn all the math courses in high school and lower college.
In 1928, he contracted typhoid fever and was saved by his wife's care, but his left leg was disabled, and at the age of 20, he was asked to work at Tsinghua University after a paper on the subject made him a sensation in the mathematical world. From 1931, Hua Luogeng worked and studied at Tsinghua University, completing the entire mathematics department in one and a half years. He learned English, French and German, and published many papers in foreign magazines. 1936 summer, Hua Luogeng was sent to Cambridge University for further study, and published more than ten papers in two years, which aroused the appreciation of the international mathematical community.
In 1938, Hua Luogeng returned to China from his visit to the United Kingdom, and in a small attic like a cowshed on the outskirts of Kunming, he struggled to write his famous book, The Theory of Stacked Prime Numbers.
The Story of Tai Lihua
Tai Lihua was two years old when she lost her hearing due to a high fever. It wasn't long before her sweet singing voice shut down as well. After that, she was plunged into a silent world, unaware of herself. It wasn't until she was 5 years old, when kindergarteners took turns blindfolding her and playing a game of identifying sounds, that she realized she was different from others, and she cried sadly. For this reason, her father took her to Wuhan, Shanghai, Beijing and other places to seek medical treatment, as long as I heard where there is a ray of hope for treatment, I will not let go, but there has been no improvement. Seeing to be 7 years old, her parents sent her to the city school for the deaf.
Dance makes Tai Lihua taste endless joy, but she knows that in today's modernization, knowledge is important to a person. 17 years old, she set herself a new goal: to go to college. So she put her dance practice stubbornness on the study of cultural courses, in 1994, as expected to get into the Hubei Academy of Fine Arts decoration design department, became a college student.
Nowadays, Tai Lihua has become a pillar of the China Disabled People's Art Troupe. She is not only the captain of the disabled people's art troupe's actor team and the vice-chairman of the China Special Arts Association, but she is also the China Disabled People's Art Troupe's? She is also the ambassador of the China Disabled People's Art Troupe.
She has toured more than 40 countries, and her performance stills always appear in the most prominent position in the troupe's promotional materials.
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