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Madam Curie was born in Poland in 1867 and she is a French physicist. When studying in Paris, she lived a poor life but worked very hard.

She married with Pierre Curie in 1859 when they discovered polonium and radium. Thanks to this great discovery, she and her husband won the Nobel Prize. In 1911, Madam Curie won the Nobel Prize again after the death of her husband, making her become the only woman who had won two Nobel Prizes in the word. As a pioneer of successful woman, Madam Curie’s example had a remarkable influence on the whole world. Although she was famous, she cared little about money and fame and still went on with her scientific research.The Dragon Boat Festival, which comes on the 5th day of lunar May is one of our traditional festivals. The origin of this festival can be traced back to the Warring States Period. There was a patriotic poet named Qu Yuan. He was removed from the imperial court by a treacherous officials' slander. But, when he heard his country was conquered by enemies, he felt very sad and jumped into the river to show his loyalty. When people heard about this, they threw Zongzi into the river to feed the fish, so as to protect Quyuan's remains from the fish. They also held a Dragon Boat Race to commemorate him.美¯女¯和¯帅¯哥¯识¯别¯二¯维¯吗¯亲¯嘴 Now it's still a custom to eat Zongzi and hold a Dragon Boat Race on that day.ou may notice this week's edition of Royal News is a little late. We'll be honest -- we had an entirely different version of the newsletter ready for you. But minutes before hitting send, we got the word from Buckingham Palace breaking the news of Prince Philip's death.
The Queen's longtime companion, the Duke of Edinburgh, was 99 years old.
Despite all the planning for this eventuality, it still came as a deep shock. He was the one constant by the monarch's side -- her closest adviser, confidant and partner throughout their 73-year marriage.