Materials for high school entrance examination composition: Positive characters

Positive energy composition material character 1: Women's volleyball head coach who regained the World Cup championship Lang Ping, a former Chinese volleyball team player, is currently the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball national team.

Lang Ping was selected for the women's volleyball national team in 1978 and won the title of "Top Ten Athletes" in the country many times.

In the 1980s, she was one of the "three major attackers" in the world of women's volleyball, earning the nickname "Iron Hammer" for her strong and precise smashes.

At the end of the last century, she and her teammates achieved five consecutive championships. The spirit of the women's volleyball team was regarded by the athletes as the benchmark and motto of hard work, and it was strongly sublimated into a synonym for the national outlook.

In 2002, Lang Ping was officially inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame with 100% of the votes, becoming the first Asian volleyball player to receive this honor.

In July 2010, Lang Ping was selected as a character in the 2010 "China National Image Promotional Video".

After Lang Ping retired, he went abroad to study and play basketball. On April 25, 2013, Lang Ping regained the leadership of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team. In 2014, he led the team to the runner-up place in the Women's Volleyball World Championship.

From August 22 to September 6, 2015, Lang Ping led the struggling Chinese team to win the World Cup for the fourth time in 12 years with a record of 10 wins, 1 loss and 30 points. This was also the first World Cup in Lang Ping's coaching career.

Champion of three majors, the eighth world champion of the Chinese women's volleyball team.

Positive composition material character 2: The old man sharpening the knife who is enthusiastic about public welfare Wu Jinquan, male, a villager in Wuxing Village, Gangzha District, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, and the oldest Red Cross volunteer in Nantong City.

Wu Jinquan is 86 years old this year. He makes a living by sharpening knives. He lives a poor life, but he is willing to give. For more than 20 years, he has used most of the meager income he earned from sharpening knives for charity and made many donations to disaster areas, disabled children and people in need.

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During the Wenchuan earthquake in Sichuan and the Yushu earthquake in Qinghai, the old man donated thousands of coins to the Nantong Red Cross; in 2010, when Wu Jinquan and his wife learned that heavy rainfall in Zhouqu County, Gansu Province caused a debris flow disaster.

With a few hundred yuan of coins earned from sharpening knives for several months, Wu Jinquan took three buses and traveled for more than two hours to the city's Red Cross to donate money.

In 2013, he donated the change he had accumulated over two years of sharpening his knives to the Ya'an earthquake-stricken area, including 1,715 1 yuan coins, 501 50 cent coins, and 7 1 dime coins.

After counting by the staff, the total amount was 1966.2 yuan.

Since 2008, he has donated a total of 23,392.2 yuan.

The old couple's life is not rich, and they still live in three dilapidated tile-roofed houses.

Apart from sharpening his knives, Mr. Wu Jinquan has no other source of income.

A knife costs one yuan, and one thousand yuan is almost the old man’s three-month income from knife sharpening! Positive energy composition material character 3: Tu Youyou, China’s first local scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Science, female, pharmacologist, lifelong member of the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Researcher and Principal Investigator.

Malaria is a serious worldwide epidemic. About 300 million people are infected with malaria every year in more than 100 countries around the world.

Since the 1960s, the original antimalarial drugs have gradually become ineffective, and the international community is urgently looking for new antimalarial drugs.

After a large number of efforts abroad were unsuccessful, China established the "National Malaria Prevention and Control Research Leading Group Office".

In 1969, 38-year-old Tu Youyou was appointed as the project team leader, responsible for focusing on anti-malarial research on Chinese herbal medicines.

Tu Youyou led the scientific research team with the guiding ideology of inheriting and carrying forward the motherland's medical heritage through modern science. Starting from the systematic compilation of medical books and materia medica from past dynasties, and especially combined with ancient medicinal experience, she took Artemisia annua "twisted juice" from Ge Hong's "Elbow Reserve Emergency Prescription" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

In the record of malaria interception, factors such as temperature and enzymatic hydrolysis were taken into consideration, and the extraction method was continuously improved, and artemisinin was finally obtained in 1971.

Artemisinin has saved millions of lives around the world, especially in developing countries.

In October 2015, Tu Youyou won the Nobel Prize in Medicine, which is the first award received by the Chinese medical community so far. Tu Youyou also became the first Chinese native scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Science.

Positive energy composition material character 4: The great craftsman who carved gunpowder Xu Liping, male, 47 years old, an employee of Factory 7416 of the Fourth Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.

Since joining the factory in 1987, Xu Liping has been micro-shaping the gunpowder of missile solid fuel engines.

Among thousands of manufacturing processes, micro-shaping of engine solid fuel is extremely critical.