China Nobel Prize winner Li Zhengdao not only did not receive a good basic education in primary and secondary schools, but even did not graduate from primary schools, middle schools and universities! In other words, Li Zhengdao only got a doctorate when he was a student! This sounds a bit ridiculous.

It can be said that Li Zhengdao, the Nobel Prize winner, has paid and gained more than his peers at every learning stage with his tenacious perseverance. Li Zhengdao is a primary school student in Shanghai.

194 1 After the Pacific War broke out, on February 8, 65438, the Japanese army invaded foreign concessions and Shanghai was completely occupied. His study career can be said to be very bumpy. Li Zhengdao is determined to leave Shanghai because he is determined to learn from the Japanese and can't stand Shanghai's barbarism. 1942-1943 After a long journey, I came to a middle school. During this period, Li Zhengdao insisted on self-study under extremely difficult conditions, being both a student and a teacher. I went to Guizhou to take the college entrance examination without graduating from middle school, but I was admitted to Zhejiang University as I wished. But I had a lot of trouble on my way there.

From 1943 to 1944, Li Zhengdao studied at Zhejiang University (Meitan, Guizhou). Under the guidance of physicist Hsin P. Soh, he only studied in Zhejiang University for one year, and then transferred to National Southwest Associated University. 1945-1946 In the spring, Li Zhengdao studied in The National SouthWest Associated University. Under the guidance of many famous physics teachers, because learning is hard-won, I study hard, regardless of learning. Soon, his efforts became an opportunity to change his life. At that time, the Chiang Kai-shek government wanted to send young talents to the United States to study atomic bomb technology, which was called the atomic bomb "seed plan" of the National Government. After going to the United States, scientists, teachers and students in China learned that the atomic bomb technology was regarded as top secret by the United States, but Americans were wary of China and kept China away.

Once again, I met a problem and had to find a way to go to another school. Li Zhengdao couldn't enter the graduate school of American universities because he didn't have a college degree and almost went home. Li Zhengdao is very lucky. Thanks to his own efforts, he was finally admitted to the Graduate School of the University of Chicago.