Like Newton, Einstein did not show extraordinary intelligence when he was young. On the contrary, he has been unable to speak since he was over four years old, and his family even worried that he was an imbecile. At the age of six, he entered a national school. He is a very quiet child and likes to play games that require patience and perseverance, such as building a house with pieces of paper. 1888 after entering middle school, his studies are not outstanding. I am good at all subjects except math, especially Latin and Greek. He is not interested in classical languages. At that time, German schools had to receive religious education. At first, Einstein was very serious, but after reading popular science books, he realized that many stories in religion were untrue. /kloc-at the age of 0/2, he gave up his religious belief, doubted all authority and beliefs in the social environment, and developed into a free thought. Einstein found that there is a huge natural world around him, which exists independently of human beings, just like an eternal mystery. He saw many people whom he greatly respected and admired found inner freedom and peace when they devoted themselves to this cause. As a result, Einstein chose a scientific career in his teens, hoping to master the mystery of nature. Once he chose this road, he went on without mercy and never regretted it.
1895, Einstein came to Zurich, Switzerland, intending to enter the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Although he did well in math and physics, he failed in other subjects. The principal of the school recommended him to study in the middle school in Arau, Switzerland for one year to catch up on his lessons. Einstein felt very happy during his stay at Arau State Middle School. He tasted the free air and sunshine in Switzerland and decided to give up his German nationality.
From 65438 to 0896, Einstein officially became stateless and was admitted to the Federal Institute of Technology. During his college years, Einstein was fascinated by physics. On the one hand, he read the works of famous German physicists Kirchhoff and Hertz, studied Maxwell's electromagnetic theory and Mach's mechanics, and often went to the home of theoretical physics professors for advice. On the other hand, he spends most of his time doing experiments in the physics laboratory, obsessed with direct observation and measurement. 1900, graduated from Einstein University. 190 1 acquired Swiss nationality. 1902, with the help of his friend Grossman, Einstein finally found a stable job as a technician in the Swiss Federal Patent Office in Bern.
Albert Einstein was born in the German city of Ulm on March 14, 1879. His parents were Jews. Einstein had a happy childhood. His father was a quiet, docile and kind man who loved literature and mathematics. His mother made her deeply influenced by pop music and Albert Einstein, who began to learn to play the violin at the age of six. Since then, the violin has become his lifelong companion. Einstein's parents have a positive influence on his family and education, and the family is filled with the spirit of freedom and auspicious atmosphere. Like Newton, young Einstein didn't show exceptional intelligence. On the contrary, he couldn't speak at the age of four. He is even worried about the imbeciles at home. When he was six years old, he entered the national school. He was a very quiet child and liked to play the game of patience and perseverance. For example, waste paper for houses. 1888 entered a junior college, and his academics were not outstanding. Except for being good at math, his other lessons were not so good. Especially Latin and Greek, he is not interested in classical languages. Religious education must be accepted by German schools, and Einstein attached great importance to it at the beginning. But when he read popular science books, he realized that many religious stories were untrue. When he gave up a pair of religious beliefs of 12 years old, all authorities and social environment doubted this belief. Develop the free flow of ideas. Einstein discovered a huge natural world around him, which left mankind with an eternal mystery of independent existence. He pointed out that he greatly respected and admired many people who devoted themselves to this cause and found a sense of freedom and peace from it. Therefore, Einstein, a teenager, chose science, hoping to understand the mysteries of nature. Once you have chosen this path, you will keep going and never regret it. 1895, Albert Einstein arrived in Zurich, Switzerland, ready to apply for the Federal University of Zurich. Although he did well in math and physics exams, he failed in other subjects. The school recommended him to study in Arauca State Middle School in Switzerland for one year to pay for all his homework. Einstein was very happy when he lived in Araujo school in the state. He tasted the Swiss free air and sunshine. And determined to give up German citizenship. 1896, Einstein officially became a stateless person and was admitted to the Federal Institute of Technology. During his college years, Einstein fell in love with physics. On the one hand, he read the famous German physicist Kirchhoff. Hertz and other works, Maxwell's electromagnetic theory and the study of mechanical Mach. Professor of theoretical physics, often goes home to inquire. Besides, he spends most of his time doing experiments in the physics laboratory, indulging in direct observation and measurement. 1900, graduated from Einstein University. 190 1 year, and obtained Swiss nationality. 1902, with the help of his friend Grossman, Einstein finally found a stable job in the Swiss Federal Patent Office in Bern-as a technician.