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Examples of famous people who succeeded through hardships

Suffering is cruel, but if you continue to move forward bravely in the face of suffering and vow to break through the suffering and achieve yourself, then success will not leave you. The examples of many celebrities tell us this truth. I have carefully collected and sorted out celebrity cases for everyone who experienced hardship and finally succeeded. Let’s take a look.

Examples of famous people who experienced hardship and succeeded 1: Hua Luogeng

After graduating from junior high school, Hua Luogeng attended Shanghai Zhonghua Vocational School, but dropped out of school due to tuition fees, so he only had a junior high school diploma in his life. .

After that, he began to study tenaciously on his own. It took him 5 years to complete all the mathematics courses in high school and junior college. In 1928, he unfortunately contracted typhoid fever. He was able to save his life with the care of his wife, but his left leg became disabled. When he was 20 years old, he caused a sensation in the mathematics community with a paper and was invited to work at Tsinghua University.

Since 1931, Hua Luogeng studied while working at Tsinghua University, completing all courses in the Department of Mathematics in one and a half years. He taught himself English, French and German and published many papers in foreign magazines. In the summer of 1936, Hua Luogeng was recommended to study at the University of Cambridge in England. In two years, he published more than ten papers, which aroused the praise of the international mathematics community. In 1938, Hua Luogeng visited Britain and returned to China. In a small attic like a bullpen on the outskirts of Kunming, he struggled to write his famous book "Theory of Prime Numbers." Examples of famous people who experienced hardship and succeeded 2: Ostrovsky

Fate was cruel to Ostrovsky: he went to elementary school for three years, and his youth disappeared on a galloping horse. With a hail of bullets. When he was 16 years old, he suffered serious injuries to his abdomen and head, and became blind in his right eye. At the age of 20, he became bedridden due to joint sclerosis. Facing the severe challenge of fate, he deeply felt: There is nothing more terrifying in life than being left behind. ?

Ostrovsky fought heroically against fate: he did not want to lie on the credit book of a disabled honorary soldier and reach out to the motherland and the people. He completed the correspondence university with boiling energy. All courses, devouring Russian and world literary masterpieces. Books call him to move forward, and books accompany him to overcome obstacles.

When Ostrovsky’s cultural and literary literacy reached a certain level, he wrote a novella describing the heroic soldiers in Kotovsky’s army and sent it to a magazine , but was not adopted. But he was not discouraged. He deeply understood that it is rare to achieve success in a smooth way. People often only see the laurels on the heads of successful people and the wreaths around their necks, but ignore the pain, neglect, and even discrimination they experienced before they succeeded.

Therefore, some people who climb to the peak of their ideals shrink back when they encounter difficulties and obstacles, and give up halfway when they encounter neglect and discrimination, exclaiming that they were born at the wrong time. Ostrovsky endured the pain and silently climbed towards the goal he had set. In 1932, he finally completed the book "How Steel Was Tempered".

In response, he happily exclaimed: The door of life is open to me! Books are my warriors! I fight with guns when I stand, I fight when I lie down, and I fight with books when I die. This was Ostrovsky's life as a soldier and writer.

The Ostrovsky Museum located at No. 14 Gorky Street in Moscow was originally the new residence assigned to Ostrovsky by the Soviet government. Although he was only 32 years old at the time, he was already blind, his limbs were paralyzed, his whole body could not move, his hands had lost the ability to write, and it was extremely difficult to even move his head.

As he wrote in his autobiography: Almost all his physical strength was lost, and all that was left was a desire to do something to his party and the working class. ?He did not want to waste his limited life in leisure and boredom. A strong sense of historical responsibility made it difficult for him to put down his new combat weapon? Pen.

According to the doctor’s diagnosis at the time, Ostrovsky could live for 5 years, but he himself was very clear about the seriousness of his condition. He once said to the nurse: "I know that my condition is serious, and I regret that there is still so much work that has not been completed." ?

One month before his death, he clearly felt that death was coming towards him, but he did not ask to see a doctor, let alone stop writing to recuperate. Instead, he worked overtime desperately and raced against death. He asked his secretaries to stay at his bedside in three shifts while he lay dictating while his wife and assistants helped him type. He himself refused to rest for a moment.

The fierce horse of Ostrovsky’s thoughts galloped in the vast wilderness at the border of Ukraine and Poland. Every letter he dictated was like a ruthless bullet, fired at the invading German bandits. As his wife Raisa Parvlevna recorded in her memoirs: "These days, the sound of the typewriter is like machine gun fire." ?

Ostrovsky died in just 7 months after living in his new residence, but he completed another of his masterpieces "Born by the Storm" with amazing perseverance. of". He wrote in a letter to Stalin: "I will devote my whole life to the cause of Bolshevik education for the young generation of the socialist motherland until my last heartbeat."

On December 20, 1936, six days after completing the first volume of "Born by the Storm", the heart of this great communist fighter stopped beating. Examples of celebrities who have experienced hardships and succeeded 3: People will not be unlucky all their lives

It is the ups and downs of life in his youth and the experience accumulated in hosting news programs that gave him a clear understanding of the social topic of marriage and love. His unique insights allow him to better understand the mentality of ordinary people. As a result, this program hosted by him became popular all over the country once it was broadcast.

Meng Fei: No one will be unlucky forever. In 1971, he was born in a family of ordinary citizens in Chongqing. Later, he came to Nanjing with his parents' job transfer. After failing the college entrance examination in 1990, he went south to Shenzhen to seek development. After arriving in Shenzhen, he started looking for a job non-stop. However, after running around for more than ten days, he found nothing. Seeing that there was not much money left with him, he had no choice but to move out of the small hotel and live in a dilapidated simple room. During that time, what he did every day was to collect recruitment information from old newspapers picked up on the street, and then apply for jobs again and again.

After a month of running around, he finally applied for a job as a porter. The job was tiring, the pay was pitifully low, and I had to endure constant scolding from my harsh boss. With tears and sweat, he managed to work for a month and then left Shenzhen.

After returning to Nanjing, he worked as a printer. This job requires working day and night for 3 consecutive days, with only one break every 10 hours. Moreover, if your hands and feet are a little slower and you cannot complete the assembly line work within the specified time, it will affect the next link and you will be punished by the team leader. A big curse. Even so, he persisted in order to survive.

When he got his first month’s salary, he applied for the Adult College Entrance Examination. Because at this time, he began to realize the importance of knowledge and realized that the only way to change his destiny was through knowledge. He cherishes this hard-won opportunity very much. No matter how busy or tired he is, he will appear in class on time. This kind of life of working and attending classes at the same time left him with very little rest time. Due to overwork, his hand was caught in the machine while working. Later, due to timely rescue, his hand was saved, but he also lost his job because of this incident.

In February 1994, with his excellent qualities, he applied for a job in the Arts Department of Jiangsu TV Station and became a receptionist in the sports team. Although this job is just a job of serving people, being able to enter the TV station that he has longed for is enough to make him happy.

I have been working as a "tea boy" in obscurity for a year. In July 1994, after receiving a junior college diploma from the Chinese Department of Nanjing Normal University, he set a higher goal for himself, that is, he could no longer be a "tea boy" and wanted to be a reporter himself.

After he has a goal, he runs towards the ideal goal with all his heart. He came to the station early every day and took advantage of the opportunity to help the reporters clean up to become familiar with the reporters' work procedures. When some veteran reporters went out for interviews, he volunteered to carry cameras, so he learned some interviewing skills and camera operations. After getting acquainted with the old reporter, his diligence and hard work finally impressed the old reporter. Gradually, the old reporter handed over some small news to him. Although he is just a behind-the-scenes reporter who signs his name behind the old reporter, he is still very happy because he regards this hard-won opportunity as a platform to exercise and improve himself.

Later, as the frequency of his exposure on TV increased, the station leaders finally noticed him and made an exception to allow him to go out and run news while doing his job well. The leader's "extralegal mercy" finally gave him a chance to show off his talents. From then on, he exhausted his energy every day to rush to the show, and it was common for him to stay up all night. But when I see the film I made, I still feel a sense of accomplishment.

In August 1996, he participated in the filming of 26 episodes of the feature film "Flying to Atlanta" as the chief photographer. The TV film won the second prize in the national long-form TV feature film competition. With this achievement, he was finally turned into a formal reporter.

From then on, his career went smoothly. In 1995, in order to seize the opportunity, Jiangsu TV Station established the Jiangsu TV Station City Channel and prepared a 10-minute in-depth reporting column "Urban Fax". After he joined the group, he officially began his journey of running social news.

In January 2002, in order to increase the ratings, Jiangsu TV Station decided to change "Nanjing News" into a live news program, named "Nanjing Zero Distance", with the purpose of "serving the common people". After fierce competition, he won the public election with an absolute advantage. After the first episode of "Nanjing Zero Distance" was broadcast, his humorous and homely hosting style was welcomed by the TV audience. Due to its focus on the daily necessities, food, housing, transportation, joys, sorrows, and joys of ordinary people, it didn't take long for the ratings of "Nanjing Zero Distance" to skyrocket. At the same time, he has also become an irreplaceable core character in "Nanjing Zero Distance". Many viewers affectionately call him "the spokesperson of urban civilians".

In 2010, Jiangsu TV station added a new dating program "If You Are the One", and the station leaders gave him the responsibility of hosting the program.

From news programs to emotional reality shows, he quickly adapted to the change in hosting roles. It is precisely the ups and downs of life in his youth and the experience accumulated in hosting news programs that gave him unique insights into the social topic of marriage and love, and a better understanding of the mentality of ordinary people. As a result, this program hosted by him Once it was broadcast, it became popular all over the country. This program not only made many dating contestants born in the 1980s famous, but also brought them to the peak of their careers. Relying on the popularity of If You Are the One, he was successfully shortlisted for the host list of the 4th Huading Awards.

He is Meng Fei, the host of the Jiangsu TV dating program "If You Are the One". Meng Fei has his own opinion on the hardships he experienced: "No one will be unlucky all his life. There will always be a time when the clouds will open and the sun will rise, and opportunities for success will always favor those who are prepared." It was the strength accumulated in suffering that led me to success step by step. Looking back now, the years of hard work before becoming famous are the most precious wealth in my life. ?

From a porter to the wisest Yue Lao, Meng Fei has gone through more than ten years of hard work.

What about you? Are you ready for success?