Below are some short stories of famous people’s frustrations that I recommend for everyone.
Brief stories of celebrity frustrations 1: A short story about Zhang Haidi Five-year-old Zhang Haidi suffers from myelopathy, so no matter what she does, she can only do it in a wheelchair.
Soon, she had an operation. After the operation, she could only lie motionless on the bed, but she still studied hard and read books in the mirror.
In this way, she studied primary school and middle school textbooks by herself, and later began to study English by herself.
She had strict requirements on herself, so she made rapid progress. Gradually, she began to translate English materials for relevant departments.
Once, she translated "Seaside Clinic".
When Zhang Haidi came to the publishing house with a thick translation manuscript, the old editor was deeply moved by her.
Zhang Haidi set a rule for himself: memorize 10 words every day. If he cannot memorize them all, he will bite his fingers hard several times.
The ancients said: Today's work will be completed today.
This shows how much the ancients paid attention to completing today's things today, but now in our lives, some people always procrastinate in doing things, and today's things are always postponed to tomorrow, or even to the day after tomorrow.
Some people feel unhappy when they encounter some setbacks. They don't know that only by withstanding severe tests and having full confidence in themselves can they succeed.
Short Stories of Celebrity Frustrations 2: Music Master Lang Lang’s Road to Success Born in 1982 in Shenyang, China, Lang Lang has a lively nature. He has loved singing and dancing since he was a child, and has a strong desire for expression.
His father, Lang Guoren, is an erhu actor in the military art troupe, and his mother is an ordinary public servant.
Lang Lang’s father had a dream for his son, so he guided him to learn piano when Lang Lang was 3 years old, setting Lang Lang on a journey to pursue his dream of becoming a music master.
Lang Lang is very talented in music. He studied with Professor Zhu Yafen when he was 4 years old; when he was 5 and 7 years old, he won the Shenyang Piano Competition twice in a row; when he was 9 years old, he was admitted to the Central Conservatory of Music of China and won the first place in the National Xinghai Piano Competition;
At the age of 11, he won the first prize and the Outstanding Artistic Achievement Award at the 4th International Youth Piano Competition in Germany; at the age of 13, he won the first prize at the 2nd Tchaikovsky International Young Musician Competition and performed music in the National Symphony Orchestra of China.
He performed with the troupe at the conference; he was admitted to the famous Curtis Institute of Music in the United States at the age of 14, and studied under Grafman, the dean of the college and the famous piano master; 3 months later, he signed a contract with the internationally renowned IMG performance management company and went to
The path of a professional performer.
Two years later, he signed with the world-famous German DG record company and became the most valued artist.
Lang Lang really attracted the world's attention in 1999, when the 17-year-old replaced the unwell Andre Watts at the Ravinia Centenary Celebration Music Festival, performing with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the famous
When I successfully performed "Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1" with conductor Eschenbach.
As a result, a "Lang Lang whirlwind" blew up in the international music scene. From then on, music halls around the world opened their doors to him.
Whether it is at New York's Carnegie Hall, Berlin Philharmonic Hall, Vienna's Golden Hall, Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Shanghai Grand Theater? Or at the BBC Music Festival, the opening ceremony of the World Cup football match, the Salzburg Music Festival, the Macau Music Festival, "
At the large-scale concert commemorating the 100th anniversary of Xian Xinghai’s birth, Lang Lang was the most watched pianist.
Today, he collaborates with world-class symphony orchestras and tours about 150 times around the world every year.
His solo concerts are all arranged at the most important events in the most important concert halls.
His concert ranked No. 1 at the box office in Europe and the United States, and set a miracle of all tickets being sold out within 20 minutes of public sale.
He has recorded eight CDs and two DVDs, and his sales volume ranks first in the United States, Germany, Vienna and other places.
Lang Lang, a dazzling music star, dazzling.
Steinway, the top international piano brand, favored him. At the 150th anniversary celebration of Steinway in 2002, Lang Lang won the first artistic gold medal issued by the company and became a Steinway artist.
Four years later, Steinway launched five new Lang Lang series upright and grand pianos. This was the first time in the history of Steinway that it collaborated with an internationally renowned musician and named the piano after the musician.
The first Leonard Bernstein Award for Artistic Achievement in 2002 was also won by Lang Lang. This award is designed to reward the artists who have made the most contributions to art in the world. He was the only artist to win this honor that year.
In addition, he was also the 2004 Mr. Music of Deutsche Grammophon and the 2004 Mr. Music of Pennsylvania, USA.
In 2005, he was invited by the President of the United States to hold a solo recital at the White House, becoming the first Chinese artist to perform at the White House. President Bush awarded him the title of "Messenger of World Peace."
The famous Juilliard School of Music in the United States invited him to give a piano master class, making him the youngest pianist in the history of the school to take a master class.