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This passage appears in the first section of chapter 2 of How Steel is Made.

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Chapter 2 of How Steel is Made reads:

The news of the overthrow of the tsar came. But the lives of the town's filial piety raiders 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. Paul got acquainted with Zhu Helai, a pretending to be cautious and a leather matchmaker, and the two became good friends, Zhu Helai taught Paul boxing, and often told Paul some revolutionary truths.

Paul hid the stolen gun in the yard, which the Germans did not find when they searched it.

How Steel Is Made, Chapter 2 Question Summary:

1. After the "Bolshevik" partisans came to the small town of Shepetovka, the four leaders met and decided whether to retreat or fight? The final decision was made to let who stay at the station to work? What to do with the 20,000 rifles left over from the tsarist era?

Answer: Retreat. Sailor Zhu Helai. Distribute it to local farmers and let them raise their guns when they are forced to resist.

2. How many guns did Paul get while working at the power plant? How are they obtained?

Answer: Two sticks. The rifle was snatched from a small child, and was later dismantled and thrown away by Artyom; He also stole a German lieutenant's pistol from a neighbor's lawyer's house and hid it in an old brick kiln, which he later gave to Seryosha.

3. When the partisans distributed rifles, how many guns did Paul's good friend Seryosha get? What did he do with the guns?

Answer: Three rifles. He hid the gun in a large pit in a broken shed.

Chapter XII.

1 Paul returned to his hometown to recuperate. Go to visit Artyom and lay flowers for the Red Army who once died. Then go to another city to find your friends.

But many went with the revolution and found only Pankratov. They were all excited. Pankratov also told Paul about the events that had taken place over the past four months.

2 The next day, with the help of a friend, Paul went to the Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League to restore his membership and spoke at the meeting, and the people in the town were very glad that Paul was alive. Paul then returned to work at the power plant. 3 night, Paul also killed a heavyweight fugitive.

Chapter 17 is summarized as follows:

Paul went to Chucham's house for the second time. Paul knew that his illness was worse and wanted to kill himself, but he held back. Paul returns to his lodgings and talks to Daya, trying to get Daya to leave the house and marry him. Daya considered it and agreed.

Paul writes to his brother Artem about his situation. Life is still the same as before. Daya works, Paul learns. Soon after, Paul was paralyzed in both legs. Now only the right hand can move.

He wants to divorce Daya. But Daya disagreed. His mother, knowing that Paul had suffered another misfortune, came to take care of him. Daya was elected a member of the city Soviet. But Paul's condition continued to develop. He was blind.

Paul's experience of "facing death four times".

1) In a pitched battle, Paul was seriously wounded in the head. But he overcame death with astonishing tenacity. After he was discharged from the hospital, it was no longer suitable for him to return to the front line without a quick response, so he took part in the work of restoring and building the country.

In this year, he also took the attitude of a working-class master, and threw himself into all kinds of hard work with intenseness.

2) Fighting with the Polish White Army, the leg was wounded and infected with wind chill.

3) The serious and intense anti-rebellion work knocked down Paul and he went home to recuperate.

4) At the end of the road construction work, Paul contracted typhoid fever and caused pneumonia, and the organization had to send Paul back to his hometown to recuperate. Halfway through, it was misreported that Paul had died, but Paul defeated death for the fourth time and returned to the world.