20 1 1。 It is said that this year is the year of singles, so, standing on this difficult topic, let's take a look at the predecessors of those great singles-classmates, you are not alone! 1, an ancient Greek saint Plato (427- 347 BC), was the originator of "spiritual love". People think that love between men and women is the highest emotional form in the world. He was also the earliest communist. 8 1 year-old, died suddenly while laughing at a wedding banquet. 2. Da Vinci (1452- 15 19) is a once-in-a-century genius with the same surname as DiCaprio. At 24, he was accused of having an affair with a man, which he denied. 15 19 died in France. But his "comrade" status has basically been recognized by future generations. 3. Elizabeth I (1533- 1603), a young, beautiful and cheerful queen of England, reached the top of England at the age of 25. Unfortunately, in order to consolidate the throne, she happened to meet between Spain and France, two great powers at that time, and gave up her marriage. Finally, I died as an old maid, in exchange for the rise of the British Empire. Newton (1642- 1727) Newton, a great British scientist, has almost no record of being close to women. He lived a great life alone and sought solace in religion in his later years (it should be emphasized that science and religion can coexist). In March 2038+0727, he was buried in the famous Westminster Abbey. Although Newton never married, it is said that he still had love: 1. Story: The Clark couple's daughter, Newton's good friend in middle school, can be said to be Newton's only friend. Because Newton is introverted, he can still recall that wonderful time when interviewed in his later years. Because Newton was absorbed in college, this love didn't develop. 2。 Newton's cousin: Newton met him when he was avoiding the plague in his hometown. It is said that they were very happy together. Newton told her his thoughts on physics. Although she doesn't understand them, she is still very serious. Voltaire (1694- 1778) is a modern French thinker. He has 99 volumes of imperial classics and lived with Emily, the lover of a married woman, for 20 years until the latter died childless. 1778, Voltaire died at the age of 84, and the church refused to bury him in Paris. 179 1 year, when the French revolution broke out, his body was moved and buried in the Pantheon in Paris, and a state funeral was held. The tomb is next to Rousseau. His heart was put in a box and kept in the National Library of Paris. 6, Beethoven (1770- 1829) German musician Beethoven's life is full of pain, his love is not smooth, he was deaf in his prime. He admired countless women, but they all preferred to marry others. Is it because he is ugly or because he comes from a humble background? We don't know. What we know is that he became more angry and then wrote more beautiful movements, such as Symphony of Heroes, Symphony of Destiny, Moonlight and To Alice. Fortunately, yes or no? Who knows? 7. Jane Austen (1775- 18 17) British writer Austin is smart and beautiful. It is said that she was infatuated for a time. Being lovelorn when she was young was the reason why she never got married. Some people say that she may be a lesbian, and the intimate relationship between her and her sister is suspicious (Cassandra burned most of the letters abbreviated to her before her death), but these are not verifiable. The only thing that can be tested is that Elizabeth found Darcy in the novel, but Austin did not find the one that belongs to her. She died young at the age of 42. 8. Nobel (1833- 1895) Swedish scientist Nobel has never been in love. Unfortunately, all the people who are loved are married to others. As for the final math prize, it was because his rival in love was a mathematician. In fact, most of them were invented by good people. We can only say that Nobel is not so stingy. 9. China philosopher and logician Jin (1895- 1984) was called the first talented woman in modern China. For her, our Mr. Jin has never been married (think of Liang Sicheng's second wife after Lin's death), lived with his rival in love, and was a lifelong friend. 10, Vincent Van Gogh (1853- 1890) No matter what sky-high price Van Gogh's paintings can fetch, it has nothing to do with him. His short life of 37 years was full of humiliation and bitterness, numerous dismissals and confusions, and numerous refusals and disputes, which made him fall into obsessive madness. Until the night of July 1890, he raised his pistol and aimed it at his temple. ...