Mao Zedong, a teenager, once went to the landlord's house and saw that the landlord was rich and heartless and sold rice mixed with sand to others. He was very angry. Then put the rice mixed with sand in the rice cup of the landlord's house to worship the ancestors and put it on the throne of the landlord's house to humiliate the ancestors of the landlord. Mao Zedong, a young boy, has great ambitions. In order to increase his knowledge, he left his hometown to study abroad, regardless of his father's objection (his father hoped that he would inherit the family business and become a relatively rich farmer), leaving a poem, which I forgot, roughly means: to pursue the truth on earth, and his academic failure will never return. After three years of natural disasters, Mao Zedong couldn't sleep well: "The masses have no food, and their buttocks can't get out of bed!"
Wen Tianxiang juvenile justice
Wen Tianxiang, a famous national hero in the late Southern Song Dynasty, had a hard life as a teenager and had the opportunity to study with the help of good people. Once, Wen Tianxiang was mistaken for a thief by a rich classmate. He argued that others were not allowed to trample on his dignity and finally proved his innocence. And through this incident, he further established Wen Tianxiang's ambition to be the top scholar.