Talking about the book "How steel is made", I think you are no stranger to it! The book is about a strong, brave hero Paul Kochagin.
After reading the book "How Steel is Made", I realized that a person's perseverance has a great influence on his life. Let's say that the main character in this book, Paul Kochagin, his life is very difficult, but what makes him continue to live it is perseverance. It was perseverance. Perseverance gave him strength, and God gave him three lives. Ever since he met Sailor Chu Hak Lai, his heart was captivated by the Communist Party. After many twists and turns, he finally got his wish and became a member of the Party. He fought and died bravely. During the war, he suffered a lot of injuries. The worst was a shrapnel wound to the head, from which he escaped death. After he recovered, Paul did not forget the party, picked up a new weapon, returned to the fighting team, and began a new life!
He was in his teens, based on the killing field, heroic kill the enemy, love of the motherland, in the battlefield, he was cut a number of times, but did not survive, why Still is the perseverance. The young man later disease, but he still kept forgetting to work, have the opportunity to take a vacation to heal his injuries he was not willing to give up work, perseverance is really a kind of perseverance spirit ah!
This is a touching story, my heart seems to be in the water thrown down a big stone, a long time can not be calm. I admire Paul Kochagin's bravery and indomitable spirit. I hate Viktor Viktor's aristocracy. The image of Paul Kochagin is always in my mind, encouraging me to be strong and brave like him.
Living in the peace era, we live in a little bit of difficulty in life is no big deal, as long as the courage to face, and so things a pass, you will find that the original self is perseverance. The spirit of Paul Kochagin is always worth learning.
After reading "How Iron is Made"
Reading "How Iron is Made", I have a feeling Ideal, is a person's life aspiration and pursuit. A person without ideals is like a small boat in the sea, following the waves; a person with ideals, but the goal is not clear, it will lead to failure, and even harm the country and the people; a person with ideals, but the goal is clear, it will make a great contribution to the country, the nation, and the human race. These truths I have some understanding and knowledge after reading the book "How Steel is Made". This winter vacation, I spent ten days to read this book once. In the book, the main character Paul Kochakin that noble character, steel will y touched me, especially he has a great ideal, which makes him from a poor child to become a ****productivist warrior, which makes me y benefited. What is Paul's ideal? That is: "A man's life should be spent in such a way that when he looks back, he will not regret his wasted time, nor will he be ashamed of his past inactivity. On his deathbed, he can say, "My whole life and energy have been devoted to the most magnificent cause in the world, to struggle for the liberation of all mankind" Under the domination of such ideals, Paul fought desperately, worked unselfishly, and was strong all the time harder than steel. In the white terror, he gave underground workers to spy, send information, in the tiger's mouth to save the revolutionaries. For this, he was tortured and imprisoned. In the era of the Revolutionary War, he straddled a war horse, wielded a sword, and fought fiercely against white bandits. In the hard environment, he fought against cold, snow and ice, endured hunger, and worked hard to repair the railroad. In the period of peace building, he worked unselfishly in the factory. What is especially touching is that he insisted on writing even after he lost his eyesight, and finally finished the great work "How Iron and Steel are Made". This book has been reprinted more than 50 times in more than 30 different languages, and more than 30 million copies have been distributed all over the world, affecting several generations. It is still deep in people's hearts. Our students also have ideals. Some of them want to be scientists, teachers, painters and doctors. I think this is a career choice. To ask what my ideal is, like Paul to learn, raise the sail of ideal, study hard, practice good skills, for the benefit of the people!
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"The most precious thing for a person is life. Life is only once for each person. A man's life should be spent in this way: recalling the past, he will not regret because of wasted years, nor will he be ashamed because of meanness and vulgarity; on his deathbed, he can say: "My whole life and all my energy have been dedicated to the most magnificent cause in the world - the struggle for the liberation of all mankind. " This is a passage from the world famous book written by N. Ostrovsky - the book "How Steel is Made", which is a book that will not calm down for a long time. Yes, just like the book portrayed the heroic character - Comrade Paul Kochagin, this makes me hear a hundred times more confident, full of strength of the resounding name, a superhuman perseverance time and again from the hands of death to reclaim their lives, but also put life and death out of the way, wholeheartedly devote themselves to the party and the cause of liberation. Although blind and unable to fight on the front line, he still does not expect to continue to fight for the cause of liberation in the rear!
"How steel is made" author - Ostrovsky, born in a worker's family, tasted the hardships of the world, twenty years old to participate in the *** production party members, due to the accumulation of illnesses lead to paralysis of the whole body, and then blind, tossed and turned on the couch for up to nine years, however, during the period of lying down, in the inconceivable predicament, he did not become disheartened, but used the pen as a weapon, took literary creation as his new post, began a new struggle, and with amazing perseverance wrote this immortal masterpiece.
The main character, Paul Kochakin, portrayed by Ostrovsky, also inspires millions of readers.
Paul Kochagin, a blind and paralyzed man, struggled bravely against the disease with his own iron will and the encouragement of his friends and family before the obstacles of life.
Paul is a bitter child, he lives in the bottom of society, oppressed and bullied, in the line of hunger and death. However, he dared to challenge the unfair and humiliating social status, and dared to rise up to improve his own fate and that of the toiling masses. He was educated and helped by the older Bolsheviks, such as Juch, and actively engaged in the struggle for the defense of Soviet power. The experience of Paul's life is actually a process of challenging the unjust fate, challenging the difficulties, challenging his own disability and misfortune. But how much suffering and blows can a person endure? One day in the rain of bullets to the enemy launched 17 charges, suffering from typhoid fever and hungry stomach stepping on the cold mud to repair the road, from the God of death to struggle out, lying in the hospital bed to suffer from the pain of injury. Blindness, he returned home, only to hear his mother's voice, but the dear mother has been turned into a pile of yellow earth, even so, until the end, he had to sublimate his own experience into a spiritual wealth dedicated to mankind:
Paul is upright, teenagers, because of the justice, he dared to teach a lesson to the city of the scoundrels;
Paul is resourceful, in the jail, he can catch a chance to get a good deal of time, but also to the public. He was in prison, he could seize the opportunity to easily make the ignorant enemy to escape the clutches of the trap;
Paul is brave, just joined the army, he, the horse waved his sword forward, completely into the spirit of defiance and forgetfulness of the spirit of the enemy'
Paul is strong, he fought in the battle, in the head of a serious burn, in the support of the strong revolutionary beliefs. Under the support of the strong revolutionary beliefs, miraculously survived to continue the war;
Paul is great, he fought with death several times, and eventually returned to the side of his loved ones, back to the side of his comrades in arms with victory;
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In the study, we should learn from Paul is not afraid of difficulties, hard work and study the spirit;
In life, we should learn Paul diligently enterprising, not afraid of the spirit of frustration;
In labor, we should learn Paul hard-working, perseverance and perseverance;
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When we fail, we should take Paul as an example, analyze the
When we succeed, we should take Paul as an example, serious, modest and prudent, continue to work hard;
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Maybe some people will say, what era is now, Paul is out of date, China has long since entered the period of reform. Compared with Paul, we know more about Bill Gates. Gates, more appreciate him, even more worship him. Others believe that Paul's quality of will is certainly worth learning. But in the end, he is just a "screw" with no regrets, and the modern society advocates the realization of personal value and the full promotion of human nature, everyone may be a myth. This may be from another side reflects some of the value tendency of contemporary youth. Admittedly, in the context of the socialist market economy, there is no excuse for striving to make oneself affluent. However, is it still necessary for people to pursue their own life ideals? Should the spirit of Paul still be promoted? I think the answer is yes, Paul's spirit is not only not outdated, but also has a stronger reality. How can a person with unclear life goals correctly deal with the setbacks and failures in life? A person without faith is often a confused and inactive person; a nation without faith is a dangerous nation. Only when the personal struggle is closely linked with the great cause of the Party, will life show its splendor and be more meaningful. I think, this is "how steel is made" profound connotation of it. Therefore, "Paul" will not be out of date, he is not just a person's name, he is the realization of the value of life monument.
This is a touching story, my heart as if in the water threw down a big stone, a long time can not be calm. I admire Paul Kochagin's bravery and indomitable spirit. I hate Viktor Viktor's aristocracy. The image of Paul Kochagin is always in my mind, encouraging me to be strong and brave like him.
Living in the peace era, we live in a little bit of difficulty in life is no big deal, as long as the courage to face, and so things a pass, you will find that the original self is perseverance. The spirit of Paul Kochagin is always worth learning.
How Steel is Made
The Spirit of Steel
Reading How Steel is Made
How Steel is Made
How Steel is Made is a book that makes people feel stirred after reading it, and it is an ode to heroes. The book depicts a legendary figure, Paul Kochakin, set against the backdrop of the October Revolution in Russia. The events described take place in the historical period from 1915 until the early 1930s. Paul Kochagin is the central character, the most successful image of a ****ist fighter in the book, who under the influence of the old Bolshevik Jukhrai went from spontaneous fighting to conscious fighting. In the battle, he understood the social roots of unequal life, and realized that in order to overthrow the old world, it is necessary to become a "brave and strong class brother" and a "steel warrior of resolute struggle". During his active participation in the great struggle for the defense of Soviet power, he realized that a man can work miracles only when he is linked to his motherland. He once said, "I am in favor of the kind of revolutionaries who think that individual matters are in no way comparable to the collective cause."
Explaining the title of the work, the book's author, Nikolai Ostrovsky, said, "Steel is strong because it is made by burning in fire and highly cooled. Our generation was also tempered in struggles and hard tests and learned never to be discouraged in life." In portraying the figure of Paul, the author uses inner monologues, letters, aphorisms and aphorisms to reveal the full complexity and growth of the inner being of this figure. The image of Paul is the most glorious and typical representative of the young socialist generation. Both in terms of its ideological content and artistic form, this novel can be called one of the finest works of Soviet literature of the 1930s, and in terms of the power and depth of its influence on the reader it is unique in the history of world literature.
At the same time, Nikolai Ostrovsky's "Paul's Spirit" has influenced people beyond the boundaries of time and space. Take our country, since the eighties, our country into the reform and opening up the new period of socialist modernization, with the specific content of the era of Paul has been very different, we are facing a new situation, new tasks, but also a whole lot of new problems need to be solved. Real life no longer requires us to launch seventeen charges a day to capture a castle as Paul did, and no longer requires us to step on the cold and bone-chilling mud to build a small railroad in the case of typhoid fever. But in the great march of building socialism with Chinese characteristics, Paul's kind of selfless dedication to the progress and liberation of mankind; the kind of lofty ideals and every concrete action combined, down-to-earth, hard work spirit; the kind of fear of any difficulties and obstacles, indomitable, courageous, hardworking spirit; the kind of life without end, more than the spirit of struggle, but is still the strongest voice of the times. It is still the strongest voice of the times. In the construction of socialist material and spiritual civilization, Paul's spirit is still our powerful weapon.
"Life is the most precious thing, and it belongs to each person only once. One's life should be spent in this way. Looking back, should not be wasted years and regret, and not because of nothing and shame, dying to be able to say: my whole life and all my energy have been dedicated to the world's most magnificent cause - the struggle for the liberation of mankind." This is probably one of the most shocking and wonderful passages in the book. I think Paul Kochakin that quote will accompany me throughout my life, spurring me to seize every second and every minute to do something conducive to human development, progress, but also to make their own spiritual life to be enriched. When I look back, I will not regret for wasting my time, nor will I be ashamed for doing nothing.
A long time ago, I heard that "How Steel Is Made" is a good book to read. As the saying goes, I read this great book not long ago.
There aren't a lot of books about revolution, but I've dabbled in a few, but this book had the biggest impact on me. The main character of this book is a young man named "Paul Kochakin". When he was twelve or three years old, his mother sent him to the school. Paul's family was very poor, his mother worked as a servant, his brother was an electrician, and his father died very young. So, going to the school was a very rare opportunity for Paul's family. However, because of Paul's unfairness to the teaching staff, he felt very resentful of the teaching staff for making things difficult for him, and thus made a series of retaliatory acts. Soon, he was expelled from the school. Due to the helplessness of life, his mother sent him to a restaurant as a fellow. There, he worked for more than a year, and it was there that he saw the darkness of society, the lowest level of society. It was a hell on earth. Then, with the help of his brother, he was transferred to a power plant as an electrician. There, he met a sailor named Juhlai. At his place, Paul was exposed to a series of new things about the regiment, the party and the revolution. Some days later, Paul got a pistol by chance and left his mother and brother and the home where he grew up in order to escape from killing an enemy. From that moment on, he joined the revolution. For the next eight years, he was passionate about the revolutionary cause. Although it was only eight years, it was too insignificant for life. However, compared to some people's lives, these eight years were more precious than if someone had lived three lifetimes. Time and again the disease haunted him and he overcame it again and again. Later, he suffered a broken nerve, which led to the paralysis of his lower limbs and blindness in both eyes. But he still used the little bit of life he had to write a middle grade novel "Born of the Storm". For Paul, can write this book is a miracle. Because he had only read for three years. In the past, when he wrote an essay, there were always dozens of rhetorical problems, but after a few years of reading a lot of books, he accomplished a miracle for him. When the book was published, his life burned anew.
Of course, the book is a bit of a stretch for many of us nowadays, and that's not hard to understand. Because we live in a time of peace, however, such a spirit can still continue. How is steel made? Just like Paul, for the cause of the revolution to the end, no matter how great the difficulties, how great the setbacks will not give in. This is called indomitable. Of course, we do not have a war here now, but there are many difficulties in life, although not big, but we still need to use our spirit to overcome them, I like a passage in the book:
"The most precious thing is life. Life is only once for everyone. A man's life should be spent in such a way that when he remembers the past, he will not regret his wasted years, nor will he be ashamed of his inactivity; and on his deathbed, he will be able to say: 'My whole life and all my energies have been devoted to the most magnificent cause in the world, the struggle for the liberation of mankind.' Man should hasten and live life to the fullest, for an unexpected illness or a tragic accident can suddenly end his life at any time."
Don't be afraid of life. It is like a spring; if you are strong, it will be weak; if you are weak, it will be strong
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Content Summary
Paul Kochagin was the youngest son of a poor worker's family in a Ukrainian town, his father died early, and his mother did the laundry for others to provide for his family, and his older brother, Altyn, was a railroad worker; in elementary school, Paul was cynical and dared to do what he wanted to do. Once, he was expelled from school for throwing soot into the dough of a stupid and vicious priest.
After the outbreak of the October Revolution, the Red regime was besieged by foreign intervention and national reactionaries: the political situation in the Ukraine was also more violent and volatile than ever before, and Jukhlai, an old Bolshevik who stayed at Paul's house, was left in the town when the Red Army retreated. Zhukhrai taught Paul boxing and cultivated Paul's simple revolutionary zeal. Once, for rescuing Juhlai, Paul himself was imprisoned. And then the stupid enemy quickly misplaced him: after his release, Paul panicked and jumped into the garden of Tonya's (the forester's daughter) house. Tonya is very fond of the passionate, stubborn and strong personality of Paul, and Paul is also y attracted by the pure, beautiful, neat and elegant Tonya.
Later, his older brother Altsin sent Paul to join the Red Army in Khachadin. In the army, Paul became a cavalryman and fought exceptionally bravely. After the battle, he also liked to read "Gadfly", "Spartacus" and other novels, as soon as he had time to tell his comrades. In a fierce battle, he was seriously wounded in the head and was sent to the hospital: after being discharged from the hospital, Paul stayed in the house of Tonya's relatives. He had a problem with one of his eyes and could not return to the front, but he immediately threw himself into all kinds of difficult work at the local level. Once to participate in the party of the workers comrades, Paul for taking the beautifully dressed and neat Tonya to go with, was ridiculed and ridiculed by the workers? Paul realizes that Tonya and himself are not of the same class, and resolves to break off their relationship.
To supply the city with timber, Paul took part in the construction of the railroad. Autumn rains, mud, snow, and frozen soil made the working conditions increasingly harsh, and the harassment of armed bandits, as well as disease and hunger, threatened Paul and his comrades. But the railroad was built on schedule, and Zhu Hemo, who had been promoted to a member of the provincial party committee, was y moved by their revolutionary zeal and said, "This is how steel is made.
Because of his outstanding achievements, Paul was appointed secretary of the Youth League Committee of a railroad factory, and the female political commissar, Lida, often helped Paul to help him raise awareness and do a good job. Paul gradually fell in love with Lida, but then sacrificed his second budding love for the sake of the revolution, Paul was hospitalized again due to pneumonia, pneumonia is good, but the doctor found shrapnel wounds in his spine. In his hometown to recuperate during the illness, Paul to the martyrdom of the earth tomb in front of the comrade in arms, emotionally, issued a touching and deafening bold words: "The most precious thing is life ...... people's lives should be spent this way ...... "After recovering from the disease, Paul again forgot to put into the revolutionary work: in the work, he resolutely and a variety of non-mainstream ideas and "crooked" fight, on the comrade Dubois's "deterioration", he was very sad, resolutely He criticized ......
Paul's health is getting worse and worse. 1924, the party organization had to remove all the burdens on his body, let him long-term convalescence. His eyesight was getting worse. While convalescing on the seaside, Paul met Daya - the youngest daughter of a working-class family: at Daya's home, Paul instigated Daya's revolt against her crusty father and led her to join the Soviets, and Daya and Paul married.
In 1927, Paul became completely paralyzed and subsequently blind. He was also once discouraged and wanted to commit suicide, but his strong revolutionary conviction brought him out of the doldrums again. Under extremely difficult conditions, Paul began to create literature, and in 1934, with the help of his mother, his wife and his comrades, his autobiographical novel "How Steel is Made" was finally published! Paul was overjoyed, he had a new revolutionary weapon - writing.