One Thousand and One Scientist Stories

Author: Shao Zhongyan / He Xiaojian (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "One Thousand and One Stories of Scientists" is a popular science book led by the spirit of science. In this book, readers not only learn about the scientists they admire through vivid stories, feel their scientific spirit, and understand related scientific knowledge, but also every scientist's motto leaves a great impact on the readers' hearts. Let's take a look at some of the scientists' mottos first—Hydraulic Engineering expert Zhang Guangdou's motto is "Science Saves the Nation"; Thoracic Surgery expert Huang Jiaqi's motto is "Learning Medicine Saves the Nation"; the famous Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel's motto is "Spreading knowledge is spreading happiness"; the beloved and respected Marie Curie, who moved hundreds of millions of people, has the motto "We should not waste our lives, and we should be able to say: 'I have done what I could do'"; the outstanding German chemist Robert Wilhelm Bunsen's motto more directly expresses his lifelong dedication to science: "I have no time." Holding this series of books in our hands, listening to the mottos of these scientific giants, and seeing their indelible contributions to the progress of human society, we believe readers will be deeply moved in their hearts, inspiring us to be positive, strive forward, and achieve greatness.