Marie Curie's autobiography

I vowed to write a sense of reading after reading, to output, but really lazy summary, this late sense of reading.

Originally, I read a biography of Marie Curie written by marie Curie's daughter, but later I found a biography written by Marie Curie herself. For those of us who have children in the workplace, it is very inspiring. The reason why Marie Curie became a famous female scientist, I think there are a few points:

The first is that Marie Curie has the motherland in her chest. Marie Curie's homeland, Poland, was invaded by Tsarist Russia for hundreds of years, marie Curie could not use her own country's language in school, could not learn the poetry of her own national writers, the Russian inspector who could come at any time, and Marie Curie's father was also a patriotic school cadre. The feeling of this ruled slave is really bad. Marie also participated in many patriotic youth organizations when she was in Poland, which had a deep impact on him and her. So she and Monsieur Curie discovered polonium and named it after her own homeland. After becoming famous, he helped establish the Polish Chemical Association and helped Poland train young scientists.

The second is the family environment and family encounters. Marie Curie's parents were teachers, her father taught them to learn at home at a very young age, and her mother was also a teacher, but after giving birth to a child, she fell ill for many years and died when Marie was 9 years old, and many of Marie's personalities came from her father. There were four children in the family, and Papa Mary insisted that all the children study, and girls were not allowed to go to college at that time. It is said that the children of the poor have long been in charge, and Mary went to work as a tutor for three years after finishing secondary school. During this period, Dad was unemployed, the second sister was going to study in Paris, Mary felt that the task on her shoulders was heavy, and when Mary tutored a farmer in the countryside, in addition to teaching her three children homework, she also taught herself physics and mathematics, and she regarded learning mathematics as a kind of relaxation.

Again Mary's belief in further study does not give up. Both she and her sister were determined to study in Paris. When they realized that they could never save enough money to go to college alone, Mary and the second sister agreed that she would first provide for the second sister with her father, and then provide for her when the second sister was settled and could earn money. During this time Mary also had a small relationship with the eldest son of her family who was a tutor, apparently the farmer and the couple did not agree, but also thanked them for letting Mary go, otherwise the world would lack a great female scientist. Mary had suffered a lot in Paris to study, had no food, no clothes, and was very cold, and from her own voice she did not care, because her goal was not pleasure.

Mary was most fortunate to meet her husband, Monsieur Curie, a mentor and companion on the path of science. From her biography of Curie, Curie sought out Marie because Mr. Curie was determined to pursue science all his life, he wanted to find a companion, and when he saw Marie Curie he was sure he had found it. He wrote a letter that could write things clearly in very few words. By the time he met Marie, Mr. Curie was already well known in science circles. The couple share the same hobbies, both sit on their own experiments, enjoy outings, and get close to nature. Marie admired Marie, who thought that her motivation came from walking with Mr. Curie, but Before he was killed, Heury said to Marie and encouraged her: Even if I am gone, you will continue to do it alone.

Mary is a very calm and resilient woman. She's very low-key, but she has her own principles, and her significance is to prove that women can also have their own achievements in high-end fields. Happiness is always so short-lived, and Mr. Curie is only ten years old, the youngest daughter was only two years old when she lost her father, even in that year, a woman with two young children in society was also difficult, but the great Mary continued to move forward, becoming a woman who won the Nobel Prize twice, and physics and chemistry once, and guided the daughter couple to live to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The very successful education of the two children has achieved great things.

Mary also talks about how to deal with the balance between housework and work, and how to manage children.

She attaches great importance to children's sports, and will often take children close to nature, asking two children to do soft gymnastics every day. And she thinks that the school's education is not focused, it is a waste of time, so she and her friends formed a private school, the children gathered together, the professors of their school according to their own expertise to the children, she will take the children directly to the laboratory when she is in class, will let the children feel the fun of experimentation.

Mary gave up her patent application, treated her discovery as human finance, and during World War I, in order to defend France, drove herself to perform surgery on the malaise of disability. We can see that in the early years, medicine and chemistry were very combined, and the discoveries of physical chemistry were soon applied to medicine.

I have to say that Mary is a strong, heavy, idealistic and pursuing great woman. After reading it, I was dumbfounded, feeling that we were born in a happy era, but we were obsessed with seeing our own environment and finding imports for laziness and lack of progress, which was really ashamed