The glamor in front of others, the hard work behind the scenes

When you first saw the person below, did you feel familiar? Yes, he is the comedian who has been with us throughout our childhood: Charlie Chaplin. Every time I see him, I can’t help laughing, just because the role he auditioned for in the movie "Chaplin" used People remember deeply.

? Let’s get to know this seemingly humorous character in the play!

Charlie Chaplin (April 16, 1889 - December 25, 1977), born in London, England, was a British film and television actor, director, and screenwriter. The first movie was "Making a Living." Beginning in 1915, Chaplin began to write, direct, and act in his own films, and even served as producer and editor. He later joined the Esiani Company and produced The Immigrant and Easy Street in 1917. In 1918 he and his brother opened their own company in Los Angeles. And in 1919, Douglas Fairbanks and others were summoned. But it was not until 1923 that Chaplin made his first film for this company, "A Woman in Paris." Later, "The Gold Rush" in 1925 and "The Circus" in 1928 won Chaplin Academy Awards. Chaplin came to London in 1931 for the premiere of "City Lights" and returned the following year. His next film was "Modern Times" in 1936. Four years later he made The Great Dictator. In 1952, his talkie "Stage Life" was released, and in the same year he moved to Switzerland. In 1967, he filmed his last film "The Countess of Hong Kong". He died at his home in Switzerland on Christmas Day 1977 at the age of 88.

? I have never paid attention to this unknown person before. I only thought he was a funny comedian. It wasn't until this morning that I checked in and read an article "When I Started to Really Love Myself" and saw that the author's name was Charlie Chaplin at the end, and I started to be curious. After going through Baidu, I began to really understand this seemingly shallow little person.

In fact, from the introduction, we can’t help but admire that Charlie Chaplin has so many achievements, which is really amazing. Little did they know that his reputation in front of others was achieved through so much hard work!

On Christmas Day 1898, little Charlie, who was less than 10 years old, became a professional stage actor. Due to his father's occupation, he joined a juvenile theater troupe at that time. After weeks of hard training, he finally got the chance to perform in the dance drama "Cinderella" on Christmas Day 1900. In this scene, the young Chaplin played a cat, but it was also the first time that he made people laugh through his performance. In the spring of 1901, Charlie left the Lancashire Theater Company. On May 9 of the same year, his only father also passed away. Over the next two years, young Charlie worked a variety of jobs: as a flower girl, as a barber shop boy, as a doctor's boy, and as a newspaper boy. But he spent most of his time working in a glass factory and a printing shop. He also made toy boats in a private enterprise. It wasn't until 1903 that Charlie, who was only 14 years old, plucked up the courage to recommend himself to an agent in London's West End and got the chance to audition for the role of Billy Page in the play "Sherlock Holmes." While waiting for the tour to begin, he played a newsboy in the stage production of Jim the Rock. He reprized the role of Billy at London's Princess Theater after playing the role of Billy in stage productions with several companies for more than two years. After seven years of unremitting efforts, at the age of 17, Charlie finally began to play major roles in comedy shows, and gradually emerged and became well-known.

It can be seen that the glory in front of others must be supported by the unremitting efforts behind the scenes. Only by pursuing your goals hard can you succeed, right? As young seeds with unlimited hopes, what reason do we have for not working hard? come on! Don’t make excuses for failure, think of ways for success!

Finally, let’s enjoy Charlie Chaplin’s article “When I Started to Really Love Myself”.

? "When I began to truly love myself"

When I began to truly love myself,

I realized that all the pain and emotional torture,

They just remind me:

When you live, don’t go against your own heart.

Today I understand, this is called "reality".

When I started to truly love myself,

I realized how rude it was to impose my wishes on others,

even if I knew it, The time is not ripe,

That person is not ready yet,

Even if that person is myself,

Today I understand, this is called " respect".

When I started to truly love myself,

I no longer longed for a different life,

I knew everything that happened around me,

They are all invitations to my growth.

Today, I call it "maturity".

When I started to truly love myself,

I realized that I was always at the right time,

in the right place, and everything happened just right. .

This brings me peace.

Today I understand, this is called "confidence".

When I started to truly love myself,

I no longer sacrificed my free time,

I no longer planned a grand tomorrow.

Today I only do interesting and happy things,

Do things that I love and make my heart happy,

In my own way, with my rhythm .

Today I understand, this is called "simplicity".

When I started to truly love myself,

I started to stay away from all unhealthy things.

Whether it is food and people, or things and environments,

I stay away from everything that takes me away from my authenticity.

In the past I called this "selfish pursuit of health",

But today I understand that this is "self-love".

When I started to truly love myself,

I no longer always wanted to be right and never make mistakes.

I understand today, this is called "humility".

When I started to truly love myself,

I stopped dwelling on the past,

and I stopped worrying about tomorrow,

Now I only live in the moment when everything is happening,

Today, I live in the here and now,

Day after day. This is called "perfection".

When I began to truly love myself,

I understood that my thoughts were making me poor and sick,

But when I called upon the power of my heart ,

Reason becomes an important partner,

I call this combination, "the wisdom of the heart".

We no longer need to be afraid of differences, conflicts and problems between ourselves and others,

because even stars sometimes collide and form a new world,

Today I understand that this is "life"!