How steel is made Chapter 4

Chapter IV. Tonya writes a letter to Tania and confides her thoughts.

The only theatre in the city held a grand gala, which was attended by many people from the Petliura gentry community. Paul was taken to power generation. Pavlyuk broke in while the ball was going to be busy, and he got into a fight with Golub over the music. There was chaos in the room.

Rumors of "burning, killing, and capturing Jews" spread in the city, causing panic among many people, and Seryosha and others discussed where and how to hide. Three days after the clashes between Golub and Pavlyuk, the brutality of the Jews began. During the terrible three days and two nights, many people were killed and destroyed.

But only a few resisted.

Chapter 5. One night, in order to avoid arrest, Zhu Helai hid at Paul's house. At Paul's house, Zhu Helai told Paul a lot of revolutionary truths. Paul understood the truth of life and knew that Zhu Helai was a communist.

In the past eight days, Zhu Helai always went out in the evening and came back late at night. One night, Zhu He came out and did not return. Paul inquired about Zhu Helai's whereabouts on the street, and recalled the quarrel with Tonya.

When he saw Zhu Helai being escorted by a soldier, he decisively knocked down the escort and saved Zhu Helai. That night, Zhu Helai left the town, but Paul was denounced by Victor and later taken to the city defense headquarters.

Paul. A child from a poor family, he was forced to drop out of school and work as a worker in a power plant, and met Tonya.

Paul is deeply attracted to Tonya, and Tonya likes him too. Zhu Helai was very friendly, taught Paul to learn English boxing, and also cultivated Paul's simple revolutionary enthusiasm. Once, Paul himself was imprisoned for rescuing Zhu Helai, and then the stupid enemy quickly misplaced him.

At a meeting, Paul and Tonya disagreed, and the two split up. Paul falls in love with Leda for the second time.

The third time I really fell in love with Daya.

and married her. Soon after, Paul lost his sight and continued to live with the support of his mother and wife.

After reading this chapter, I understand that everyone must have tenacious perseverance, establish lofty ideals, cultivate excellent qualities, understand the meaning of life in the right goal, and realize the value of life. We must study hard, continue to grow in life, learn to be strong in suffering, and use tenacious perseverance to meet setbacks and meet beauty! Paul's image is always so tall, like a lighthouse, illuminating my life, helping me clear the fog and guiding me to keep moving forward.

Therefore, I also have to study hard, work hard, realize the value of life, understand the meaning of life, and hold the throat of fate.

In life, the road will not be smooth sailing, every road will be full of thorns, over the bumps, every time you will be injured, but this mark is to prove that you have been brave, hard, and victorious. You will also contribute to society, and everyone will also inspire you, believing that the world will not be biased towards some people, and God is fair.

Only when a person establishes lofty ideals, cultivates excellent qualities, and has persistent pursuits, and is in the correct goal of life, can he not be dragged down by life and will not be overwhelmed by misfortune.

This chapter focuses on Paul's heroic battle with the warriors. Later, Paul met his brother Artem and was overjoyed. But hearing that his division commander Letunov had been killed, he instantly threw himself into battle.

In this chapter, Paul's actions and language during the battle are described in detail. portrays a heroic image who is brave and fearless, respects the division commander and takes the lead.

Paul's life was so difficult, and a series of blows came to him one after another from childhood to adulthood. The most cruel thing is that the disease pesters him mercilessly, but Paul has not lost faith in life, and he fights the disease tenaciously with his desire for life. Think about yourself, we are healthy, we have clothes to stretch our hands, and we have food to open our mouths.

Sometimes when something doesn't go well, it's like a hairy head "tantrum and crying nose". My mother often said, "Hey, I'm really afraid of melting in my mouth, and I'm afraid of falling you when I hold it in my hand." Think about how the children in the disaster area lived, how hard their lives were, and how poor their learning conditions were.

If you have the chance, you pampered children must experience it. We should learn to be strong and brave, even if we are not as strong-willed as Paul, but we must also learn from his spirit of courage to fight and dare to fight.

"The most precious thing in human beings is life. There is only one life for everyone. This is how a person's life should be lived:

Looking back on the past, he will not regret that he wasted his time, nor will he be ashamed of being vile and vulgar; On his deathbed, he was 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 all mankind." This is N.E. Ostrovsky's world-famous book, "How Steel is Made".

Chapter 15 of "How Steel is Made" is as follows:

For the sake of the city's timber, a railroad was to be built in three months, so Paul and the Komsomol members were transferred to build the railway.

The working conditions of the road construction team were very difficult, and the continuous rain and rain kept on the bridge, and the workers were so hungry that the soles of their boots were so torn that they had to soak in the biting mud with their bare feet.

Harassment by armed bandits, sickness, and starvation also threatened Paul and his comrades. In the face of extreme weather and difficult working conditions, Paul and his workers still struggled in the snow and ice.

The railway was finally completed as scheduled, and Zhu Helai was deeply moved by their revolutionary enthusiasm. From Paul, we see a spirit of selfless dedication to the progress and liberation of mankind, the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and dangers, having the courage to forge ahead, living endlessly, and struggling endlessly, which is still the strongest voice of the times.

We should do something that is conducive to the slowdown and progress of mankind. When we look back, we don't regret that we wasted our time, and we don't feel ashamed of what we didn't do.