I also chase stars

In the era of technologically advanced networks, the pursuit of stars seems to have become a trend. Of course, I also chase stars. However, this "star" is not a movie star, nor a singer, but a scientist who is physically and mentally ill - Hawking.

Stephen William Hawking, a professor of applied mathematics and theoretical physics at Cambridge University, a great scientist and cosmologist, is known as the "king of the universe." He was born in Oxford, England on January 8, 1942. He graduated from Oxford University and Cambridge University.

Hawking sat in a wheelchair for 46 years because he was unfortunately suffering from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis when he was 21 years old. This disease will make the body less and less audible. At that time, Hawking only had the heart, lungs, and brain to function. Later, even the heart and lung function disappeared. The speech and answer can only be realized through a language synthesizer. Doctors predict that he can only live for up to two years.

God closes a door for you and opens a window for you.

Hawking has suffered so many hardships, and God seems to sympathize with him, leaving him with active thinking. If he has not experienced so much, maybe there is no Hawking that we saw today.

Let's talk about ourselves!

We have sound limbs, active thinking, and healthy organs. This is God's greatest blessing to us. Why can't we use this and study hard?

In the face of frustration or dissatisfaction in life, we voluntarily give up, and even some people choose to commit suicide in an extreme way. Would it be better to compare everything they encountered with Hawking’s life and see what it is?

Maybe we should reflect on reflection.

Hawking not only conquered the scientific community with his achievements, but also conquered the world with his tenacious spirit.

Hawking is not a star, but a star that shines in the night sky, guiding the direction of life for people!

First day: sweating little ass