On February 9, 1773, like other successful people, a noble family gave birth to a bright baby named William Henry Harrison.
It is said that when he was a child, others thought he was stupid and teased him with money: give him a dime and a piece of money for him to choose, he always goes to take that dime, don't say that more and more people like to make fun of this noble child in this way.
Later, people asked him why he did this?
Guess what this little genius said? If I take a piece, who will dare to give me money!"
The development of the story to this point already shows that he has his own unique wisdom, but unfortunately for wisdom, other aspects of knowledge are also very important:
Elected the ninth president of the United States in 1841, William Harrison made a wonderful speech at his presidential inauguration ceremony in order to break the seriousness of previous inaugurations. In this March 4 speech, President Harrison took off his coat in early spring to maintain his demeanor and looked like he was going to roll up his sleeves for the rest of his career.
He said a lot about his goals, about the future of many countries, about the changes in the world, about the changes in the world, and the speech lasted for two hours, and with a dry mouth, President Harrison finally ended the speech without exhaustion.
In the cold wind, this slightly thin old man exerted his enthusiasm and led everyone to look forward to the future together.
But unexpectedly, President Harrison was not yet a god, but still a mortal child, and eventually he was diagnosed with pneumonia because he caught a cold in cold weather, and died 32 days later because his condition deteriorated. This excellent old man lost to age and lost to cold wind.
This became the shortest-lived president in American history, William Henry Harrison.
This does not hide his excellence, and if you are interested in hearing about Harrison's amazing deeds, you can leave a message in the comments section.