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Bill Gates，American software tycoon and cofounder of Microsoft, ranks as the richest man in the world. Childhood and School At the age of 13, Bill Gates developed his first computer software. When he was a 17 year old high school student, he founded a software company with Paul Allen, his high school friend. In his junior year at the Harvard University, against the strong opposition of his parents, Gates dropped out of school to focus on Microsoft, his second company. MS‐DOS When he was 25, Bill Gates, bought software developed by another company, made some improvements, renamed it MS‐DOS, and sold it to IBM. MS‐DOS was chosen by IBM as the operating system of its personal computers and thus became one of the most successful operating systems of all time Youngest Ever Self‐made Millionaire As a result of the enormous success of MS‐DOS, the company went public. Bill Gates, 32, became the youngest ever self‐made billionaire in the world.

Steven Jobs，　is the American computer tycoon and cofounder and CEO of Apple Computer. School Days In high school, Jobs worked at Hewlett‐Packard as a summer employee. This experience proved to be tremendously valuable for Jobs. It helped him put what he learned from school into practice, know the latest developments in the computer industry, and grow a life‐long passion in computer industry. First Apple Computer In 1976, Jobs, 21, and Wozniak build the first Apple computer in his parents’ garage. They formed the Apple Computer Company the same year.

Alfred Nobel, Swedish chemist, inventor and philanthropist, is credited with the invention of a safe explosive and the creation of the Nobel Prizes. Nobel, in order to find a safe explosive, which was very much in demand because of the mining business and railway construction, carried out numerous dangerous experiments. In one instance, a major explosion happened, killing five people, including his younger brother. Nobel Prizes Before his death, Nobel, left the bulk of his fortune to create the Nobel Prizes to honor “individuals or institutions for outstanding contributions in the fields of physics, chemistry, physiology(生理學) or medicine, literature, international peace, and economic sciences.”

Marie Curie, two‐time Nobel Prize laureate, is known for her integrity and devotion to science. Discovered Radium With tremendous patience (determination, perseverance, persistence) and years of hard work, Curie obtained 1 gram of radium from 8 tons of waste chemicals. Remained Poor for a Lifetime After the discovery of radium, the Curies could have become extremely rich if they patented the newly‐discovered chemical. However, they refused to do so, in the hope that the new chemical could benefit everybody freely. And they used the Nobel Prize money and other financial rewards to finance scientific research. Gave Her Life to Science Due to overexposure to radioactivity, Marie Curie developed severe cancer in her later life and died as a result. She gave her life to the scientific cause.

Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the United States, led the rescue and put an end to the federal system in the great struggle against slavery. Although he only received a little bit in the border primary education, the public has little experience, however, his keen insight and deep awareness of the humanitarian, he became history's greatest president.