In front 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 gate, she was furious to study, finished all the courses of elementary school and secondary school, studied English, Japanese, German and Esperanto at university, and studied at university and master's degree programs. 1983 Zhang Haidi began to engage in literary creation, and successively translated hundreds of thousands of English novels such as The Seaside Clinic, and edited books such as Open Window to the Sky, The Pursuit of Life, and Dreams from a Wheelchair. Dreams from a Wheelchair. Among them, Dreams on a Wheelchair was published in Japan and South Korea, while Questions of Life was reprinted three times in less than half a year after its publication, and won the National "Five One Project" Book Award. Prior to "The Pursuit of Life," this award had never been given to a prose work. Recently, a 300,000-word long novel, "The Top", is about to be released. Since 1983, Zhang Haidi has written and translated more than a million words.
In order to make a greater contribution to society, she has studied more than a dozen medical monographs on her own, while seeking advice from experienced doctors, learning acupuncture and other medical skills, and treating the public for more than 10,000 times without compensation.
In 1983, China Youth Daily published the article "If you are a shooting star, you must leave the light on earth", and Zhang Haidi became famous in China, and gained two honors, one is "the new Lei Feng of the eighties", and the other one is "the contemporary Paul".
Zhang Haidi, with the conviction that "to be alive is to be a person beneficial to the society", takes Paul as an example and is brave enough to dedicate her light and heat to the people. With her own words and deeds, she answered the hundreds of millions of young people are very concerned about the outlook on life and values. Deng Xiaoping's handwritten inscription: "Learn from Zhang Haidi, be an ideal, moral, cultured and disciplined ****productivist newcomer!"
This subsequently made Zhang Haidi a moral force.
Zhang Haidi is now a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and works for the Shandong Writers' Association, where she is engaged in creative writing and translation.
Ostrovsky
Born on Dec. 22, 1904, to a Ukrainian worker's family, Ostrovsky studied for only three years because of his family's poverty. He worked as a canteen handyman and as an assistant stoker at a power plant, and in between his labors, he voraciously read literature and art. After the victory of the October Revolution, he was actively involved in the defense of Soviet power. 1919, he joined the **** Youth League, and in August 1920, he was wounded in battle and transferred to local work. Soon after, during a fight with floods, he contracted typhoid and rheumatism, and in 1927, his whole body was paralyzed; in 1928, he lost his eyesight. However, his will did not fail, and he overcame difficulties that are hard to remember to engage in revolutionary literature and art.
Ostrovsky's approach to his work was extremely serious. It took him five whole years to write his long novel "How Iron is Made". The novel depicts the first generation of Soviet youth after the October Revolution, under the leadership of the Bolshevik Party, who fought tenaciously against enemies at home and abroad and against all kinds of difficulties in order to restore the national economy and consolidate the proletarian power. The author realistically and vividly describes the glorious course of the life of the main character, Paul Kochagin, and convincingly demonstrates that "steel" - a strong fighter for ****anism - is precisely the key to the struggle against the class enemy and all kinds of difficulties. class enemies and against all odds.
This novel is indeed not an "ordinary book", which was immediately welcomed and praised by readers at home and abroad upon its publication. Especially the main character Kochagin in front of the martyr's curtain that reads: "Life belongs to people only once. A man's life should be spent in such a way that when he looks back he will not regret his wasted years, nor will he be ashamed of his inactivity. In this way, on his deathbed he will be able to say, 'I have devoted my whole life and all my energies to the magnificent cause of the world - the struggle for the liberation of mankind.'" It became the motto of millions of revolutionary youth, inspiring them to dedicate their lives to the cause of ****anism.
Ostrovsky also wrote a lot of political essays, but also set out to write another long masterpiece "born of the storm", originally planned to write 3 volumes, but only finished the first volume, the disease took his life. died on December 26, 1936.
Helen Keller (Helen keller), American deaf and blind female writer and educator.
Sick at an early age, deaf in both ears and blind in both eyes. At the age of seven, Anne Sullivan served as her tutor, and from then on became her mentor and friend, getting along for 50 years. With Sullivan's help, she entered college and graduated with honors. While in college, wrote The Story of My Life, a story of how she overcame her illness and disability, inspiring thousands of disabled and normal people alike. The book was translated into 50 languages and circulated around the world. Many more texts and several autobiographical novels followed, showing that darkness and silence do not exist. Keller later became a social reformer par excellence, traveling throughout the United States, giving speeches in Europe and Asia, and raising funds for the blind and deaf. During World War II, she visited many hospitals to comfort blind soldiers, and her spirit was revered. 1964, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor for a U.S. citizen, and the following year, she was selected as one of the world's ten most outstanding women.
Beethoven's heart was filled with the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity, and he was an ardent supporter of the French bourgeois revolution of 1789. 1798, General Bernadotte (1763-1844) became the French ambassador to Vienna, and Beethoven often went to his home and had close dealings with those around him. 1802, Beethoven, at Bernadotte's suggestion, made his hand In 1802, Beethoven, at the suggestion of Bernadotte, began to write the Third Symphony, dedicated to Napoleon. In his mind, Napoleon was a hero who destroyed autocracy and realized his ideals. 1804, Beethoven finished his Third Symphony. Just as he was about to dedicate it to Napoleon, news of Napoleon's claim to the throne reached Vienna.
When Beethoven learned of the news from his student Lis (1784-1838), he roared in anger: "He is no more than a mere mortal. Now he too will trample on human rights in order to fulfill his personal ambitions. He will ride on the heads of all and become a tyrant!" With that, he went to the table, tore the dedication to Napoleon to pieces, and threw it on the floor, forbidding anyone to pick it up. Many days passed before Beethoven's anger subsided and he allowed the work to be made public.
Sang Lan: Life Forever, Smile Forever
Sang Lan, a famous gymnast, known as China's "King of Vaulting". But this was before July 21, 1998, it was in the United States, New York, the fourth Friendship Games of the gymnastics arena. Just a pre-competition training, just a chance, Sang Lan's a not done hand-over-hand action, the end of her gymnastics career, but she is still "famous", or even more "famous". Let Sang Lan "famous", is her spirit, her perseverance, is her always bright smile. 17 years old flower season, even if the injured flowers are still beautiful.
Sang Lan's injuries are exceptionally serious: the fifth - seven cervical vertebrae were open, comminuted fracture, 75% dislocation, serious damage to the central nervous system, hands and chest below the loss of consciousness. The U.S. sent caregivers were very conscientious: from the Nassau County Medical Center on Long Island to the most famous Montserrat Rehabilitation Center in the New York metropolitan area, the medical experts came up with the best treatment plan and used the best medicines. The world is extremely concerned about Sang Lan: local American officials and ordinary people who have heard of this matter have been visiting Sang Lan in an endless stream, and flowers have been piled up in Sang Lan's hospital room; Ms. Xie Xiaohong, the guardian entrusted by the Chinese Gymnastics Association, waits day and night, and holds Sang Lan's hand when she is in the most painful time; the people of the motherland have poured out endless affection and care, and 1.2 billion distant blessings have flown over the oceans! ...... But the most outstanding performance is still Sang Lan: from the moment she woke up, she did not shed a single tear; from the moment she faced the public gaze again, her face was always floating with a bright smile. 17-year-old girl, 17-year-old innocent let a person sigh smile, conquered the United States, conquered China, conquered the world! ...... Ten months later, the basic stability of the injury Sang Lan finally returned to the daydreaming of the motherland, in the China Rehabilitation Research Center to continue to receive rehabilitation treatment.
It was a much longer and more grueling journey.
Sang Lan survived. She endured great pain and send caregivers to actively cooperate, by paraplegia may cause urinary and respiratory infections, pressure sores, spinal scoliosis and other complications have been effectively controlled and corrected, postural hypotension has been alleviated, the name of the joints to maintain a good degree of mobility, muscle strength began to recover, the wheelchair has been able to rock out by themselves a long way; Sang Lan's ability to take care of themselves greatly improved, she can dress and undress by themselves, socks and shoes, can eat independently, wash her face, brush her teeth, take a bath, is learning English, can operate the computer, can complete the conversion from wheelchair to bed .......
Of course, what she actually accomplished was a role reversal. She is no longer a gymnast, nor is she even a paraplegic in the usual sense of the word. She is a 19-year-old girl with a permanent smile, an energetic young life with the same desire and hope for a new life as normal people.
She is now a student of the Affiliated High School of Tsinghua University, China's most prestigious academic institution, in math, language, English ...... buds in the flower season can not wait to receive the irrigation of human culture and knowledge; she has the goodness of human nature, will be given by all walks of life to her worth of millions of dollars of various rehabilitation equipment and living supplies for the disabled She is a charity ambassador of humanitarianism, running around the motherland with a disabled body, lighting the torch of the Fifth China Disabled People's Games in Shanghai, and collecting donations for mentally handicapped children with Mr. Schwarzenegger in Shenzhen, and her deeds are infecting people, and a prisoner wrote to her, and a young man who was not doing any work visited her at her bedside, and she warmly answered the letters and received them. She all warmly replied to the letter and reception .......
19-year-old Sang Lan, life's beautiful scroll has just unfolded. She has fallen, she is standing up.
A famous Chinese writer has asked: how far is forever?19-year-old Sanglan answered so with her life experience: life forever, smile forever .......
Bareni
As a child, he became disabled due to illness, his mother's heart was like a knife twisting, but she still held back her grief. What the child needed most right now, she thought, was encouragement and help, not a mother's tears. The mother came to Bareni's hospital bed, took his hand and said: "Son, mom believes that you are an ambitious person, I hope that you can use your own legs, on the road of life bravely! Good Bareni, are you able to promise mom?" Mother's words, like a hammer hit Bareni's heart, he "wow", jumped into his mother's arms and cried. From then on, his mother practiced walking and gymnastics for him whenever she had time, often sweating profusely. Once her mother had a bad cold, she thought, "A mother should not only teach by words, but also by example. Despite her high fever, she got out of bed and helped Bareni practice walking as planned. Sweat like soybeans dripped down her face, she wiped it off with a dry towel, gritted her teeth, and helped Bareni complete his exercise program for the day. Physical activity made up for the inconvenience caused by his disability. His mother's example was an inspiration to Bareni, and he was able to withstand the harsh blows of fate. He studied hard and was always at the top of his class. Finally, with excellent results into the University of Vienna Medical School. After graduating from the university, Barenie with all the energy, dedicated to the study of otological neurology. Finally, finally on the podium of the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine.
Edison
Late in the night of December 1914, Edison's manufacturing equipment was severely damaged by a fire, and he lost about a million dollars and the vast majority of his work record, which is difficult to calculate in monetary terms. The next morning, he took a walk beside the ashes that buried the fruits of his years of labor. The inventor said, "Disasters have their value; all our mistakes have been burned away, and now we can begin again." Edison's achievements are really admirable, but even more admirable is his courage in the face of setbacks. Life's journey, there will inevitably be difficulties, bumps or heavy blows. In the face of these, you can be sad, you can regret, but it is important not to lose the courage to face it, to have the courage to overcome themselves.
Zu Chongzhi of the Southern Dynasties, in the extremely simple conditions at that time, relying on a piece of small bamboo to carry out a large number of complex calculations, over and over again, after countless failures, and finally the world's first to the pi accurate to the seventh decimal place. Lu Xun had been at a loss, Gothic, Beethoven also wanted to commit suicide, but they all tenaciously overcame their own depression and weakness, through their own efforts, and ultimately are firmly towards the truth, but also more honed their will and perseverance. A famous saying goes: "Human life is like a flood rushing, and it is difficult to stir up beautiful waves without encountering islands and reefs". The story of Zhao Wang Goujian, who tasted the guts and courage while lying down on his salary, has long been a model for future generations to rise up against all odds. Confucius wrote The Spring and Autumn Annals in the pain of disillusionment, Qu Yuan wrote Li Sao in the pain of exile, and Cao Xueqin wrote Dream of Red Mansions in the pain of home breakage....... Students' Examples: Overcoming Frustration and Creating Talent Beethoven experienced countless trials and tribulations in his life. However, he did not give in to fate, saying, "I will hold fate by the throat, and it must not overwhelm me completely!" All kinds of tribulations and setbacks sharpened his will and inspired his enterprising spirit. Talking Qian, Paganini, Abraham Lincoln,. For example, Li Shizhen, the famous medical doctor of the Ming Dynasty, who had taken the examination for a candidate three times and failed three times, then aspired to study medicine and finally wrote the "Compendium of Materia Medica" which has been passed down through the ages. Sima Qian, an outstanding historian and writer in the Han Dynasty, was originally an official, serving as a langzhong at the beginning, and then succeeding his father as a tai shi ling. He eventually offended Emperor Wu of Han by justifying Zhuling, who had surrendered to the Xiong Nu, and was not only imprisoned, but also subjected to the punishment of the palace. Under such setbacks and blows, he turned to writing books in anger, and finally wrote "The Records of the Grand Historian", a great historical and literary masterpiece. King Wen detained and performed the "Zhou Yi"; Zhong Ni Er and made the "Spring and Autumn Annals"; Qu Yuan banished, and was given the "Li Sao"; Zuo Qiu lost his eyesight, and there was the "Guoyu"; Sun Zi Bin Feet, the "Art of War" to repair the columns of the ...... Japan once had a drug expert, in order to invent a drug specializing in the treatment of syphilis, although it had experienced 605 setbacks and failures in a row, but he didn't get discouraged Instead, he continued to summarize the experience until the 606th time to try to make a success, so people call this drug "606". Young people want to achieve something, must have this not afraid of failure, not afraid of setbacks, indomitable fighting spirit. The fragrance of the plum blossom needs to be tested by the cold of the winter months before it can be dispersed. People are also like this, all the characters who have done something in history, are through difficulties and setbacks to hone the "sword sharpness from sharpening, the fragrance of plum blossom from the bitter cold to come."
Anyone who has made a difference in history and today has to go through the trials and tribulations, but will all those who have gone through setbacks succeed? Historically, Liu Bei also encountered the setback of losing his second brother, but how did he deal with it? "Liu Bei, faced with the setback of losing his second brother, was unable to let go of his brotherly love and magnified his pain. As a result, he made a wrong decision in the midst of his pain and hastily sent out his troops to attack Wu, resulting in the ancient tragedy of "the orphan of the White Emperor". It is sad and pathetic! French writer Balzac said: "Frustration is like a stone, for the weak is a stumbling block, so that you do not step forward; but for the strong is a stepping stone, so that you stand higher."