Spock's role experience

Spock was a scientific officer aboard the Enterprise under the command of Captain James T. Kirk. He was born in Vulcan in 2230. His mother Amanda Grayson is human and works as a school teacher on earth. His father, Sarek, was a Vulcan diplomat. Because of this, he constantly struggled between serious Vulcan logic education and his human feelings. The attempt to reconcile these two parts tortured him for most of his life. Spock's starfleet service number is S 179-276SP. Before 2267, he was awarded the Vulcan Legion of Scientific Honor, and was awarded the medal twice by Starship Command, which was appraised by A7 computer experts. His blood type is "T-"

When Spock was five years old, one day he came home angrily because other Vulcan children made fun of him and said that he was not a real Vulcan. When Spock was a child, he kept a pet, Halat, a small animal with tusks like plush toys. Spock grew up with his half-brother, Sybok, until Sybok was expelled from Vulcan society because he refused to accept the doctrine of pure logic (Star Trek 5: The Ultimate Pioneer). Spock himself has suffered a lot of anti-human discrimination from Vulcan, and this experience may also make him regard the multi-ethnic environment on the starship as his home. At the age of seven, his heart was connected with another Vulcan girl, Teplin. This spiritual connection, like an engagement, will attract two people to combine as adults. Spock first met Pang Farr in 2267, and his strong sexual desire forced him to return to Vulcan to marry Teplin. (Star Trek Season 2 Episode 1 "Amok Time") Teplin finally rejected Spock and chose Si Tong, which set Spock free. Spock's father Shaq had hoped that he would enter Vulcan Academy of Sciences, but Shaq sadly accepted Spock's decision to choose Starship Academy. During an emergency attack in Szarek, the two men had some father-son conversations, but it was the first time in many years since Spock was eighteen. For many years after that, even when he was in the Starfleet, Spock's job was mainly diplomacy rather than scientific research. In 2293, at the request of Ambassador Charlec, Spock became the federal minister of the Klingon Empire, paving the way for the signing of the Hitomo Treaty with Prime Minister Azetbur. In 2368, Spock secretly went to romulan to do his part for the unification of Vulcan and romulan. Spock's disappearance caused great anxiety at the top of the Federation, and the Enterprise -D was also sent to investigate his whereabouts and intentions. Spock's contact in romulan was Senator Padek. He claimed to have met Spock at the meeting in Kiduma, but later found out that he worked for the conservative romulan government. He wanted to use Spock to cover up romulan's aggression plan against Vulcan. After the invasion plan failed, Spock remained in the underground organization in romulan, hoping to promote the unification movement in the future. In 2369, he arranged for M'ret, the deputy governor of Romeland, to surrender to the Union. Spock believes that the rebellion in merrick can help many Roma dissidents living in fear to establish an escape route. Before his father Sarek died, Spock had an unexpected meeting with his father's mind. Charlec had a spiritual integration with Captain piccard before his death, and shared with piccard Charlec's deepest feelings, which were not hidden by Vulcan logic at all. On the romulan, piccard allowed piccard to be spiritually integrated with him, and Spock finally realized his father's love for him.

In the prequel cartoon of the movie Star Trek in 2009, Spock put a "red substance" into the exploding supernova with a spaceship in order to prevent the threat of supernova explosion to the Milky Way, creating a black hole. He was sent to the Star Trek era by it and met young Kirk and himself.