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As Einstein literally said, "I have no special talents, but I am merely passionately curious." , which reveals the importance of curiosity to us. But it seems that we frequently ignore curiosity. After what he said, we began to notice the important driving force. We are driven by a strong curiosity that can open us to more possibilities. The experience of scientists in the past illustrates this point even more strongly. The report on Swan's light bulb inspired Edison a lot. In October 1879, Edison created the incandescent bulb, which he called the "carbonized cotton filament". One day, Newton was hit by a falling apple. Fulling of curiosity, he began to think about why the apple was only toward the ground. After a series of experiments, observation and calculation, Newton found that the sun's gravity and its huge mass were closely related. Newton went on to reveal the universal laws of the universe. These two scientists have proved to us from practical experience that curiosity should not be ignored in our lives. In my opinion, curiosity does play an important role in our work and life. We all have curiosity about the outside world. The difference is that we all use it to different degrees. We should learn to cultivate and use it properly to our benefit. As long as we use curiosity in a reasonable way, it is bound to feed back to us with considerable results.
