Which celebrity stories about Lenin are shorter?

1, the story of Lenin's love of learning

Lenin was a child who studied hard when he was a child. Lenin did well in every subject at school. The teacher gave a lecture and he listened carefully. He did the homework left by the teacher carefully. Lenin finished his studies and read many extracurricular books.

He often tells stories in books to others. He loves the hardworking and brave people in the book and follows their example. Lenin took great care of books. He never gets his books dirty or litters them. This is how Lenin studied when he was a child.

Lenin, the great revolutionary teacher, was a child with excellent academic performance when he was a child. Among them, the study habit of asking questions if you don't understand is an important factor.

Once, he and several children dug into dung beetles's nest, which contained many round dung balls. A classmate asked, "Why did dung beetles roll the dung ball into its nest?"

When everyone couldn't answer, he confused Lenin and promised to tell everyone the answer the next day. After he came home, he first asked my brother for advice, and then he looked for many books.

The next day, he brought the answer: it turns out that dung beetles lay wolf eggs on dung balls, and after larvae hatch, they feed on dung balls. The students all smiled with satisfaction.

2. The story of Lenin breaking a vase

Once my mother took Lenin to my aunt's house as a guest. Little Lenin broke a vase in his aunt's house. So the aunt asked the children, "Who broke the vase?" Lenin, afraid of being criticized by menstruation, followed the other children and said, "Not me!"

But my mother guessed that the vase was broken by naughty little Lenin, because the child was naughty and similar things often happened at home. But Lenin always took the initiative to admit his mistakes and never lied.

She pretended to believe what her son said and never mentioned it. But to tell my son about virtue story, who is honest and trustworthy, waiting for him to admit it voluntarily.

One day, Lenin burst into tears when his mother was telling a story, and told her painfully, "I lied to menstruation. I said I didn't break the vase, but I did. "

Hearing that the child was ashamed, the mother patiently comforted him and told him that she would forgive him as long as she wrote to her aunt to apologize.

So Lenin got up at once and, with the help of his mother, wrote to his aunt to apologize. From then on, Lenin never lied again, and when he grew up, he won the support of the people through the valuable quality of honesty.

3. The story of Lenin eating "ink bottle"

Lenin was arrested and imprisoned for taking part in the revolution. In prison, he still insisted on working and wanted to use his time in prison to write a book. But in prison, only prisoners are allowed to read books, not to write. There is neither paper nor ink in the prison. What can we do?

Lenin thought for a long time and finally came up with a way. He writes on the book with milk. After writing, he couldn't see any trace at all. When he needs to read, he puts it under the electric light or by the fire and bakes it to read the words on it.

A small amount of milk will be supplied to the sick prisoners in the prison. Therefore, Lenin began to pretend to be ill. After the milk was delivered, Lenin used it to write something on the book sent to him by his family.

Prison guards often monitor prisoners. They often look in through the small window on the door to observe what the prisoner is doing. Lenin was very careful not to let the guards find out. He dug a small hole in the middle of the bread and poured the milk in the middle. He called this "ink bottle".

Once, when the guard saw Lenin writing, he rushed into the cell and said, "I caught you now!" " Lenin stood up and said, "How can I write without ink?" As he spoke, he stuffed the "ink bottle" into his mouth.

The guards found no evidence and had to walk out of Lenin's room. After the guards left, Lenin quickly made another "ink bottle" out of bread and continued to write. Later, whenever the guards approached, Lenin ate the "ink bottle" calmly.

Lenin finished some great works in prison in this way. After Lenin got out of prison, he told his friends with a smile that one day he ate five or six "ink bottles" in two hours, which exhausted him. My friends all laughed.

Lenin was able to keep an optimistic attitude and persist in writing with amazing perseverance under such difficult conditions. This spirit is worth learning.

Gorky would rather be beaten for studying.

Gorky, a great writer of the former Soviet Union, was called "the most outstanding representative of proletarian art" by Lenin.

He was born into a carpenter's family in Russian times. He lost his father at the age of 4 and was placed in foster care at his grandmother's house. Because of his extremely cold family, he only attended primary school for two years. 10 years old, entering the cold "human world". He worked as an apprentice, porter, caretaker and baker.

He also wandered to southern Russia twice and was tortured by a miserable life. But he likes reading very much. In any case, he will seize every opportunity to pounce on the book and read it hungrily. As he himself said, "I jumped into the book, just like a hungry man jumped into the bread."

In order to study, he endured humiliation. 10 years old, working as an apprentice in a shoe store. When he has no money to buy books, he borrows books everywhere. At that time, preschool children were actually slaves: shopping in the street, making stoves, cleaning the floor, washing vegetables and taking care of children ... from morning to half an hour every day. After a hard day, I insist on reading with a homemade lamp.

The proprietress forbade Gorky to study and went to the attic to find books herself. When she found them, she tore them up. I was beaten by my boss's wife for studying. Gorky can endure anything, even torture, in order to study.

He said, "If someone suggested to me,' Go to the square and hit you with a stick!'" "I think I can accept this condition."

Gorky studied hungrily and worked diligently all his life, so he wrote many influential works: Haiyan, Song of the Eagle, Mother, The Life of Kerim Samgin, Childhood, The World and My University. In addition, he also wrote plays and a large number of political essays, features and literary comments.

Gorky: There is always a silver lining behind the dark clouds.

On one occasion, Gorky was absorbed in reading when he was boiling water. He didn't realize that the water had boiled, so the tea urn burned out. This is a disaster. The fierce woman grabbed a pine branch and called Gorky. She scolded Gorky and beat him black and blue, so she had to call a doctor.

Gorky's body was black and blue, with blood oozing from some places and wooden thorns in his meat. The doctor pulled out twelve wooden thorns from his back and encouraged Gorky to report with indignation.

The hostess was afraid at this time. She was afraid that Gorky would sue her for abuse. Immediately, he changed his poor face and said, "Son! As long as you don't report me, I will agree to whatever conditions you ask. "

"Do you keep your word?"

"yes." The hostess said helplessly.

"As long as you allow me to study after work, I won't tell on you."

The hostess reluctantly agreed. In this way, Gorky has a glimmer of hope in every cloud, and at the expense of suffering, he has got the right to study in his spare time.