600 words after reading the story of a sixth-grade scientist

The Story of the Scientist introduces that scientists have made great contributions to the development of contemporary human society with their clever wisdom.

Reflection on The Tale of Scientists1;

Recently, I read a book called The Story of a Scientist. The Story of the Scientist tells many stories and experiences of scientists from childhood to adulthood. There are many modern scientists in China, such as Yuan Longping and Hua. They have all made great contributions to science in our country. I was deeply impressed.

Hua is a famous mathematician in China. When I was a child, my father asked Hua to learn fortune telling. He counted seven or eight times and saw the flaw. So, he specializes in mathematics. He loved to solve difficult problems since he was a child, and once found that Su Jiaju, a university professor, had solved the wrong problem. He wrote a paper and published it in Shanghai Science Journal. Later, the head of the Department of Mathematics at Tsinghua University found this wizard and invited him to Tsinghua University. In the next half century, Hua wrote many books and became a famous scientist.

Although these scientists couldn't afford to buy books, go to school and even be laughed at by others when they were young, they didn't give up their thirst for knowledge. Instead, we climbed the peak of science with perseverance and indomitable spirit, and finally made due contributions to society, country and people. They are really amazing!

Think about it now, we can not only sit in the spacious and bright classroom, but also have special teachers to teach us. How happy our study life is! How can you not cherish it? We should seriously study the ideological spirit of our predecessors and contribute our strength to the motherland in the future!

Reflection on the story of scientists II;

Reading the book "The Story of a Scientist" is like crossing the ancient and modern China and foreign countries and the long river of history. It can be said that the stars are bright: Cai Lun made paper and Zhang Heng invented the seismograph. Let the land be young forever? Hou Guangjiong who solved the mystery of lightning, Franklin who realized his dream of flying, and the Wright brothers? I was deeply impressed. But what impressed me most was Edison, the greatest inventor in the world.

Let's close our eyes and think about it: what would life be like without electric lights? When night comes, we should study and do our homework in dim light. How many accidents will happen when the street lights are no longer on and the vehicles are driving in the dark?

Edison often stood at the window, looked at the dark city and said to himself, if people can use electric lights, the night will be as bright as the day!

Edison was determined to invent the electric light and let it enter the homes of ordinary people. Edison did what he said, searching widely for information and learning valuable experience from predecessors. The first question he met was which material can be used as filament to extend the life of light bulb? Therefore, with great perseverance and patience, he experimented with 1600 kinds of materials. Repeated failures made the investment boss take away the funds; People in the society have been talking for a while, great inventor? Edison, can the breakthrough of electric light be realized Edison had to work under great pressure.

Of course, Edison did not flinch in the face of difficulties, and the word flinch was not found in the dictionary he invented.

As we all know today, the electric light has come out. However, only Edison himself knows how much hardship there is behind every invention. Edison devoted his life to the invention of serving the public.

Edison's spirit, perseverance and patience are worth learning from each of us. Let's remember his words: the secret of success is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.

Reflections on the story of scientists 3:

I read the article "Einstein's Mirror" today, and I think it has a great educational effect on me. This article mainly wrote that Einstein was very playful when he was a child, which worried his mother. But once his father told a story about himself and his Czech uncle, Einstein understood a truth: only when you look at yourself in the mirror can you know yourself.

After reading this article, I understand a truth: if a person regards others as the standard of his life, he can't find his own advantages and disadvantages; Everything is done in other people's way, so what? Id？ And then what?

Each of us is unique. If we take others as a mirror, we can't find our own advantages and correct our own shortcomings. I remember my father said to me: Never mind what others do, do your best to do your own thing, you are the best! ? Yes, if you do your own thing well, you don't need to treat others as mirrors.

In the article, my father solemnly said to Einstein:? In fact, no one else can be your mirror, only you are your own mirror. Taking others as a mirror, an idiot may turn himself into a genius. ? Yes, that's very nice. Just like me, I usually make some small mistakes, such as being naughty, disobedient and forgetful. When my mother criticized me, I also said: children are like this, and I am not alone. ? Always take the shortcomings of others as a mirror to compare yourself, without thinking about how to get rid of your own shortcomings. Such people will only regress rather than make progress.

For another example, when a classmate in my class won an award and others praised him, I always said disapprovingly in my mind. It's not easy, so will I? I didn't expect people to achieve such results, they must have worked hard. Like this, blindly portray yourself as a genius, can you make progress without hard work? When you finish something, ask yourself? Did I try my best? Did I do it with my heart? Am I satisfied? If you do, I believe you will make great progress.

Each of us takes ourselves as a mirror to examine and reflect on ourselves, to maintain our own advantages, to correct our own shortcomings, to listen to others' opinions with an open mind, to reflect on ourselves frequently, and at the same time to do the same? An excellent scholar uses the length of the dummy to make up for its shortcomings? It can be said that you have achieved perfection.

Take yourself as a mirror and do your best.