After watching the play, it reminded me of when I was a student. Teachers often forbid us to fall in love early. In fact, falling in love will not affect our study. In many cases, two students who are in puppy love can urge each other to study. In fact, what the teacher is afraid of is not puppy love, but lovelorn, or the kind of tearing at the later stage of love, which is often very easy to destroy a person.
In the play, the relationship between talent and feelings has been vaguely discussed
. Like most people, Mileva puts herself into it when she encounters love. Her original pursuit of dreams ranks second in front of her lover—because she is trapped in love. People in love think that love can save everything!
Einstein’s treatment of love is simple, even lacking in morality. When love burns, he enjoys it, but when the feelings fade a little, he unilaterally looks for the flame of the next love, waiting for the next ignition, and the cycle begins again and again.
Love is all life in Mileva's hands
but only a tool to keep passion in Einstein's hands.
Mileva chose a person who could not belong to her completely. This bet, Mileva was destined to be a loser from the start.
When they walked together, Einsta's take-off and Mileva's fall began.
We are talking about Einstein's scum, but if Einstein was loyal to love, perhaps the passion in him would not be so abundant, entangled in mixed feelings, it may be difficult for Einstein to release himself again and again Even the light and heat of the world will not necessarily achieve the achievements we see. Einstein's irresponsibility for his feelings also allowed him to obtain a steady stream of fresh love, and to a certain extent, let him get rid of his shackles and climb to new heights.
For the people around him, it is really one disaster after another.
The people he loved and the people he loved are dead, and the people he hurt have lost their awareness
of the formulas he left behind, and they will always shine
There are a lot of comments about Einstein in the play,
"You are a genius", but I think Einstein is also a "genius" in a
sense . When love can no longer lead us to change for the better, we have to To pull away, and then plunge into fresh feelings? Or stick to it, and then believe that the essence of love is bland? Can we stop judging behavior based solely on morality? Is it possible to add a little pity for genius?
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