Summary and questions from the first chapter of the first part of How Steel is Made?

Reading "How Steel is Made" has a feeling.

Today, I read the book "How Steel is Made", and the protagonist of the book, Paul, made me feel respectful.

After Paul is kicked out of school by his teacher, Father Priest, he befriends Tonya during a chance encounter. Under the guidance of the assembler Zhu Helai, he understood that the Bolsheviks were a revolutionary party fighting for the emancipation of the poor. Reluctantly, he said goodbye to Tonya, fled from his homeland, joined the Red Army, and became a strong Bolshevik fighter.

However, his physical condition deteriorated, his right leg became crippled, and the dark wound on his spine became more and more serious, and finally he was paralyzed. But he didn't get discouraged and began his difficult writing career, with a good start to a new life.

I greatly admire Paul's indomitable revolutionary spirit in the face of illness and setbacks in his fate. He was always fighting for the revolutionary cause. He unfortunately contracted typhoid fever once, and with his strong perseverance, he miraculously walked back from the line of death and went to the hot job again without hesitation.

What touched me the most was the following story.

Almost all of the regimental organizations in the Soluo Mian Card District were in battle. The regimental provincial committee went to three people - Dubava, Pankratov and Paul. These three people were personally selected by Comrade Zhu Helai.

The railway repair work began, and no one expected that the conditions would be so difficult, and the cold autumn rain soaked people's clothes, heavy, and cold; The surroundings were desolate, and hundreds of people slept on the concrete floors of four dilapidated houses at night, huddled together in wet, mud-stained clothes, keeping each other's body temperature warm. In the morning, everyone drank some tea and went to work, and lunch was vegetarian soup and black bread like a briquette. However, with their boundless loyalty to the revolutionary cause and their strong revolutionary perseverance, they accomplished their tasks brilliantly.

I think that the entrepreneurs and builders of our country also have a striking resemblance to their situation. Today's happy life is the blood and sweat of countless hard-working laborers and revolutionaries, and it is not easy to come by, and we must cherish today's good life, study hard, refine our skills, and work hard to build our motherland into a better place in the future.

The second chapter of the first part of "How Steel is Made" summarizes:

The news of the overthrow of the tsar came. But the lives of the people of the town did not change much, except that more and more soldiers called "Bolsheviks" appeared.

Something changed in the town, and some of the rich ran away. Red Army fighters appeared, and the townspeople got guns issued by the Red Army. Soon, the Red Army retreated, and the Germans came in, and they demanded that the citizens pay for their guns. The rich are back.

While fishing in the lake, Paul befriended the forester's daughter, Tonya. She didn't taunt and insult Paul like other rich children, and the two soon got to know each other.

The workers at the station quit their work, and Artem and three other workers were forced to drive and kill a German for their own safety and that of the other rebels, before jumping out of the car and fleeing into the countryside. But their families couldn't hear from them anymore.

Introduction to the main characters in the second chapter of the first part of "How Steel is Made":

1. Paul Kochakin.

Born into a poor family of Ukrainian railway workers, he lost his father at an early age and was very poor. It was only after my brother worked that his brother worked to make ends meet. Later, he worked in the Provincial Anti-Terrorism Committee. The wife is Daya Kochakina, the third lover.

2, Tonya.

Paul's first love was the daughter of a forester; Pure and kind, beautiful and moving. She once introduced the ** "Gadfly" to Paul. This book inspired his thoughts.

Tonya met Paul Kochagin by chance, and because of his stubbornness and enthusiasm, she unconsciously liked him, but because of her class origin, she did not participate in the great struggle for the defense of Soviet power like many young people of the time, so Paul gave up their relationship.

"How Steel is Made".Chapters 1 and 2 are summarized as follows:

While fishing in the lake, Paul befriended the forester's daughter, Tonya.

She didn't taunt and insult Paul like other rich children, Paul and the rich boy Shura got into a fight, Tonya found it funny, and the two quickly got to know each other. Tonya also invites Paul to her house, where Paul recognizes Tonya's mother and feels that her image needs to be changed.

The workers at the station quit their work, and Artem and three other workers, when they were forced to drive, killed a German for the safety of themselves and the rebels, and then jumped out of the car and fled to the countryside. But their families couldn't hear from them anymore. Tonya was reading by the lake and saw Paul, who was swimming.

They chatted together and became friends.

The main character of the chapter: Tonya.

Tonya is Paul Kochakin.

The lover of her youth, she once put "The Gadfly".

This ** was introduced to Paul Kochakin. This book has inspired his thinking to a certain extent. She met Paul Kochagin through a chance encounter.

Because of his stubbornness and enthusiasm, she unconsciously liked him and loved him. Because of her class origin, she did not participate in the defense of Soviet power like many young people of the time.

The great struggle.

Chapters 1-3 of How Steel is Made are summarized as follows:

Chapter 1 is summarized as follows:

At the age of twelve, Paul was expelled from school for spilling cigarette ash on cakes, and Paul followed his mother to work in the canteen at the station.

Chapter 2 is summarized as follows:

When the news of the overthrow of the Tsar came, Paul took advantage of the chaos to grab a gun, and Paul got acquainted with the assembler Zhu Helai, and the two became good friends.

Chapter 3 is summarized as follows:

While fishing in the lake, Paul befriended the forester's daughter, Tonya. She didn't taunt and insult Paul like other rich kids, and the two soon got to know each other, and they chatted together and became friends. In order to support himself and his mother, Paul bought a new set of clothes and got a sawmill job.

Tonya is pleasantly surprised by Paul's new outfit.

The writing characteristics of chapters 1-3 of "How Steel is Made" are as follows:

1. The integration of narrative and psychological description is natural and appropriate.

Chapters 1-3 of How Steel Is Made are narrative-based, but in terms of form, they use a variety of narrative and expressive means, such as adding inner monologue psychological descriptions, letters and diaries, and aphorisms, all of which enrich the characters to varying degrees.

2. Chapters 1-3 of "How Steel is Made" are more realistic.

The creation of characters is not a patchwork and a stiff image superposition, but a living, flesh-and-blood real person, as if in that era, Paul lived around people.

3. The authenticity of chapters 1-3 of "How Steel is Made" is more naturally manifested in the fact that the characters and events are trying to follow the truth of social history, but there is no sense of the political paleness of the times.