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The Nobel Prize :, by Julie Zhang and Susanna Tang From CT7A, The Nobel…

- - - - Date of birth: 1901
      - Name: Henry Dunan
      - Country: Switzerland
      - Reason for award: founder of the International Committee of the Red Cross
  - - - On December 10, 1901, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded for the first time on the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death.
      - In 1935, Karl von ositsky was unable to attend to receive the award because Germany at that time refused to issue him a passport
      - In 1961, DAG Hammarskj ö LD died before the award, and the Committee awarded him the award
      - In 1973, Vietnamese politician Le Deshou refused to accept the Nobel Peace Prize. He was the only one who refused the prize
- - - - In 1900, King Oscar II of Sweden promulgated the new regulations of the Nobel Foundation.
      - On December 10, 1901, the Nobel Prize was awarded for the first time on the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death.
      - In 1916, the Nobel Prize in physics was not awarded due to World War I.
      - In 1931, the Nobel Prize in physics was not awarded due to the insufficient contribution of the candidates.
      - In 1934, the Nobel Prize in physics was not awarded due to the insufficient contribution of the candidates.
      - From 1940 to 1942, the Nobel Prize in physics was not awarded due to the Second World War
- - - - 1969
      - Name: Lonner Frisch
      - Nation:Norway
      - Reason:
        They develop dynamic models to analyze economic processes
- - - - Year of award: 1901
      - Name: Emir Adolf von Behring
      - Nationality: Germany
      - Reason for winning the award: the research on serum therapy, especially its contribution to the treatment of diphtheria, has opened up a new way of research in the medical field, which also gives doctors a powerful weapon against disease and death
  - - - In 1900, King Oscar II of Sweden promulgated the new regulations of the Nobel Foundation.
      - On December 10, 1901, the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine was awarded for the first time on the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death.
      - From 1915 to 1918, the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine was not awarded due to World War I.
      - In the list of candidates for the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 1935 [6], Chinese modern medicine pioneer and founder of China's quarantine [7] is listed. In his introduction, the column of "country" is filled with "China". The reason for the nomination of [6] is his outstanding achievements in the practice and research of pulmonary plague prevention, and the role of marmot (marmot) in its transmission. [7]
      - In 1939, Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany banned Gerhard domac from accepting the award. Later, Gerhard domac accepted the award certificate and medal, but did not accept the prize.
      - From 1940 to 1942, the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine was not awarded due to the second world war [4].
      - In 2015, Tu Youyou, a Chinese pharmacist, shared the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine with William Campbell, an Irish medical scientist, and Chi Nomura, a Japanese scientist. Tu youyou became the first Chinese native scientist to win the prize
- - - - 2012
      - Mo Yan
      - Nation: The People's Republic of China
      - Reason :Integrating folklore, history and modernity with illusory realism
      - Type of literature: Novels, short stories
- - - - Year of award: 1901
      - Name: Jacobs henrix fantov
      - Nationality: Netherlands
      - Reason for award: discovery of chemical kinetic law and solution osmotic pressure
  - - - In 1900, King Oscar II of Sweden promulgated the new regulations of the Nobel Foundation.
      - On December 10, 1901, the Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded for the first time on the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death.
      - In 1916 and 1917, the Nobel Prize in chemistry was not awarded due to World War I.
      - In 1938, Germany's Richard Kuhn won the prize and was prevented by his government from accepting the prize.
      - In 1939, Adolf Friedrich Johann boutenant of Germany won the prize and was prevented by his government from accepting the prize.
      - From 1940 to 1942, the Nobel Prize in chemistry was not awarded due to the Second World War