"It is said that great men are the product of unhappy childhoods, and that only the harsh oppression of a family environment, the sting of adversity of all kinds, and the early stimulation of ridicule and ridicule, can inspire the hard-hearted and enduring need to accomplish great things. fading wisdom." - Churchill
This is not true, but it makes perfect sense for Churchill. During lunch with the king, Churchill sketched out a bizarre childhood in a few words: his father was always at work, and his mother changed lovers frequently. In addition, it is reported that he has suffered long-term scorn at school due to obesity, difficulty in management, poor grades and other reasons.
Original: http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/o6UaRh9l56GwuelPtPCltA
View more about Darkest Hour reviews
