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2. Find some English expressions for university engineering courses.

3. Introduction to Einsteins Simple English.

4. Kneel down and ask for English materials about Einstein, preferably related to his hobbies, achievements, and life stories!! _Baidu Knowledge Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in the small German town of Ulm, to Jewish parents. Einstein had a fortunate childhood, as his father was a calm and gentle kind-hearted person who loved literature and mathematics. His mother had a strong personality, loved music, and influenced Einstein. Einstein started learning the violin at the age of six, and from then on, the violin became his lifelong partner. Einsteins parents had a great influence and family education on him, and the home was filled with a spirit of freedom and a peaceful atmosphere. Like Newton, Einstein did not demonstrate exceptional intelligence when he was young. On the contrary, by the age of over four, he could not speak, and his family even worried that he was a fool. At the age of six, he entered a national school and was a very calm child who enjoyed playing games that required patience and perseverance, such as building houses with paper scraps. After entering high school in 1888, his academic performance was not outstanding. Apart from excelling in mathematics, his other subjects were not very good, especially Latin and Greek. He had no interest in classical languages. At that time, German schools had to accept religious education. At the beginning, Einstein was very serious, but after reading popular science books, he realized that many stories in religion were not true. At the age of 12, he gave up his faith in religion and became skeptical of all authority and beliefs in the social environment, developing into a free thinking. Einstein discovered a vast natural world around him, which existed independently of humanity, like an eternal mystery. He saw that many people whom he greatly respected and admired found inner freedom and tranquility while focusing on this cause. So, in his youth, Einstein chose a career in science, hoping to master the mysteries of the natural world. Once he chose this path, he persevered and never regretted it. In 1895, Einstein came to Zurich, Switzerland, preparing to apply to the Federal University of Technology in Zurich. Although he did well in mathematics and physics, he did not do well in other subjects. The school principal recommended him to study at the Aarau State High School in Switzerland for a year to make up for his studies. During his time at Aarau State High School, Einstein felt happy as he tasted the free air and sunshine of Switzerland and was determined to renounce his German citizenship. In 1896, Einstein officially became a stateless person and was admitted to the Federal Institute of Technology. During his university years, Einstein became obsessed with physics. On one hand, he read the works of famous German physicists such as Kirchhoff and Hertz, delved into Maxwells electromagnetic theory and Machs mechanics, and often sought advice from theoretical physics professors at their homes. On the other hand, most of his time is spent conducting experiments in physics laboratories, obsessed with direct observation and measurement. In 1900, he graduated from Einstein University. In 1901, he obtained Swiss citizenship. In 1902, with the help of his friend Grossman, Einstein finally found a stable job as a

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