Famous sayings or stories about traditional culture

1905, Albert? Einstein was 26 years old. He lives and works in Switzerland.

This year, Einstein sent a thin blue booklet-only 36 pages-to the editorial department of a science newspaper. This is his paper Electrodynamics in Moving Objects, in which he first expounded the most important principle of his famous theory of relativity. It has been 30 years since this paper was published, and Einstein has become a world-famous scientist. He began to go into exile in 1933 because his hometown in Germany was controlled by fascism. At this time, he moved to a small city in America. 1936 is the year of the Spanish anti-fascist war. Albert. Einstein is not a soldier, he is just an upright man, and he knows what fascism means … Third, people in many countries in the world want to help Spain in its anti-fascist war. In the United States, people organized a

The army wants to go to the Spanish front as soon as possible, but there is not enough money. At this moment, one of them said, "Let's go and find Einstein. He will certainly help us. " His comrades-in-arms agreed with this opinion, so the young anti-fascist soldier went to see the world-famous scientist. He sat face to face with the wise and calm old man in a humble studio. The conversation was brief. "We have people, but we have no money." Einstein was silent, smoking a cigarette. "And money means airplanes, bombs, cars, gasoline and soldiers' clothes. All this means: Spain's freedom." "Well," Einstein said, "I will give you all my property, but not much. "He stood up." No, "the young man stood up." We don't want your money. Give us your paper, it is electrodynamics produced by moving objects. " Einstein stared at the young man. He can't understand what past papers will do for the Spanish war. "Give us the first draft of the paper. "The young man demanded. Einstein understood. Anti-fascist fighters want to sell this draft for money. "Good idea! "Einstein said," it is impossible to regret gold. The manuscript is not here. It was left in Germany ... maybe you can get another one? " "No, we just want this one. It can sell for 4 million dollars." The young man replied, "4 million, really." Einstein was silent for a long time, and finally he said, "Come back in two days. "After the four young anti-fascist fighters left, Einstein immediately sat at the table and began to copy papers from magazines. This is a boring job, but Einstein is as happy as a child. He often shouts, "It's another bomb." Or "this is a whole plane! "Two days later, the anti-fascist fighters got Einstein's draft. Soon came the news that they were fighting on the anti-fascist battlefield in Spain.

The youngest painter

When the great Spanish painter Picasso died. Years old. Maybe you want to know why we call him? The youngest painter in the world? And then what? This is because in? 18 years old, when he picked up colors and brushes and began to draw a new picture, he seemed to see things in the world for the first time. Young people are always exploring new things and solving new problems. They are keen on experiments and welcome new things. They are restless, energetic and never satisfied. Old people are always afraid of change. They know what they are best at. They would rather copy past successes than risk failure. Picasso? /kloc-at the age of 0/8, I still live like a young man. Not satisfied with the status quo, looking for new ideas and using new expressions?

The skill of using his artistic materials. Most painters have never changed their painting style after creating their own, especially when their works are appreciated by people. With the growth of artists' age, their paintings are also changing, but what about changes?

It won't be very big. Picasso, on the other hand, is like a painter who has never found his own special artistic style, trying to find a perfect way to express his restless heart? The first thing that caught his eye was his wide-open eyes. Gertrude, a famous American woman writer? Stern mentioned Picasso's hungry eyes when he was young, which we can also see in Picasso's portraits now. Picasso painted a picture for Stern in 2008. He drew her face from his memory. People who have seen this painting said to Picasso: This is not like Miss Stern herself. Picasso always replied: It's a pity that Miss Stern must try to look like this painting. But? Many years later, Stern said that among her portraits, only the painting that Picasso painted for her depicted her true god. Picasso painted not only with his eyes, but also with his thoughts. Picasso's paintings, some of which are rich in color, soft and very beautiful, and some of which are outlined in black, look ugly, fierce and eccentric, but these paintings stimulate our imagination and make us have a deeper view of the world. Faced with these paintings, we can't help asking, what did Picasso see that made him draw such a picture? We began to observe what was hidden behind these paintings. Picasso created thousands of paintings with different styles in his life. Sometimes he paints things as they are, and sometimes he seems to break them and throw the pieces in your face. He asked for a kind of power, not only to show what the eyes can see, but also to show what our minds can feel. He has been curious about the world all his life, just like when he was young. If you like to appreciate painting, you might as well find some Picasso's picture books and see what inspiration you can get from his paintings.