Edison's post-transmission

I read the article "Edison" with curiosity. The image of a great scientist is deeply reflected in my mind. His diligent life gave me profound revelation.

Edison was born in a peasant family in the United States. He was not very smart when he was a child. He started school at the age of seven and was out of school in less than three months. Later, I learned a lot of knowledge under the guidance of my mother. He loved science since he was a child, and he became more interested in the science of science as his knowledge grew. When he was 12 years old, he had to go to the train to be a newsboy while selling newspapers and learning. On one occasion, his right ear was unconscious because of a car accident, but he still worked hard. Another time, he helped others and got help from others. Since then, Edison has cherished his life, diligently taught himself, and determined to dedicate his life to the cause of science. With the tenacious will and perseverance, in the face of millions of failures, he did not lose heart, did not retreat, and did not yield. He overcame many difficulties and finally completed his invention and became a great inventor of the world.

I once thought about being a scientist and contributing to humanity. But my study is not hard enough. After reading the book Edison, I gradually realized that my thoughts were naive. I want to learn from Edison. He once said: "Genius is one percent inspiration plus ninety-nine percent of sweat." No work, no sweat, no wisdom and inspiration, nature There will be no "genius".

Through this story, I know that as long as you study hard, your dreams will become a reality.

Fourth grade: Zhang Yang