Ask for excerpts from How Steel Is Made and Robinson Crusoe

How Steel is Made" made me deeply feel Paul's strength and selflessness. I remember Paul's words, "A man's life should be ......." Paul insisted on this, and insisted on contributing himself to the revolution and the people like a cow.

As a teenager, he was imprisoned for covering revolutionaries; In middle age, he fought against the enemy on the battlefield of the Qing Dynasty for the revolution; Later, he went to work as a laborer and serve people; Soon after, after being forced to leave the army due to illness, he made literary contributions to the people. How small those mediocre people are in comparison. Greed for money, treachery for status, hypocrisy for honor, none of them can compare with Paul's steadfastness for the revolution.

They will do whatever it takes to achieve their ends, and their lavish entertainment is no better than Paul's single coat shoveling snow in the snow. Paul has truly devoted his whole life and all his energy to the most magnificent cause in the world. And what about us?

Shouldn't the so-called "flowers of the Motherland" bloom themselves for the bright future of the Motherland? "Study hard and make progress every day" is not only a verbal statement, but more importantly, an action. But look at the teenagers in today's society, smoking, gambling, and following trends, some of them end up on the point of no return.

Is that good? Can't withstand setbacks, it's easy to commit suicide, okay? Of course not.

Life is precious, and on the basis of cherishing life, we must extend the value of life and contribute to society and all mankind. Life is rough, and luckily we know Paul. His strength, optimism, and selflessness will inspire us to be courageously tempered and become a piece of steel.

"How Steel is Made": "Steel is forged in fire and sudden cold. Only then can it become hard and not afraid of anything.

Our generation has also been tempered in such struggles, in arduous trials, and has learned not to be decadent in the face of life. These are Ostrovsky's words of the book. However, this book is a long story that shines with ideal light and is full of revolutionary pride.

After reading this book, I think we should also strive for our dreams, just like the protagonist of this book, Paul Kochagin!

Robinson Crusoe: This is a must-read for boys! Robinson, the protagonist of this adventure**, is a person with a strong character, unwilling to be mediocre, and daring to pioneer.

From an early age, he had a persistent desire to sail, and when he encountered difficulties, he was always able to use his experience to turn the tide of danger. He is not afraid of difficult situations, but faces them with optimism, and his spirit is worth learning from!

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Lu Bingxun is about living alone on an isolated island.

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I only had some understanding and recognition of these truths after reading the book "How Steel is Made": Is there a 450-word Robinson Crusoe after reading it? How to write "Robinson Crusoe" after reading?