How steel is made, and who is Paul s brother?

Artem, Paul's older brother.

"How Steel is Made".Paul's wife was Daya Kochakina. Daya Kochakina is Paul Kochagin in "How Steel is Made".

The real empty lover, the wife, the third lover. With Paul's help, she gradually matures politically and becomes Paul's partner. She is kind, optimistic, hardworking, positive, happy to help others, and empathetic.

Large hazel eyes, a bit like the thin eyebrows on Mongolian paintings, a straight nose, and plump lips.

Daya Kochakin's life experienceShe joined the party with Paul's help, gradually matured politically, and became Paul's partner and comrade in the party. Toward the end of the road, Paul fell ill with typhoid fever.

and caused pneumonia.

The organization had to send Paul back to his hometown to recuperate. After recovering from his illness, he returned to work.

Paul, the protagonist of How Steel Is Made, has three good friends, and they are:

1.Gypsy boy Andreshka: They became friends and lost in a chance encounter, and they were like brothers and sisters.

Andreushka is a smart and brave gypsy teenager who has been a loyal comrade-in-arms and trusted friend of Paul throughout the **.

2.Study Commissioner Lyubichev: He was a smart, studious, knowledgeable student, one of Paul's classmates and best friends. In **, he helped Paul overcome many difficulties, and during the Revolutionary War, he also became a reliable supporter of Paul.

3.Worker Hail Torenev: He was a worker or man, a friend and colleague of Paul's father.

Torenyev has been Paul's mentor throughout the **, his role model and mentor. Torenev taught Paul a lot about society and the workers' movement, and at the same time played an important role in supporting and guiding the whole process.

Zhu Helai, this admirable revolutionary. Do things very assertively, conscientiously and responsibly. He often taught Paul boxing, told Paul stories about the Bolsheviks, and taught Paul to have a "spirit of daring to fight", and Paul also became heroic and became a fighter because of his "spirit of daring to fight".

Another time, when the bayonet was aimed at Zhu Helai's back, he also kept his composure. He is a person who is good at making friends and caring about the group. Without Zhu Helai, Paul may not have a strong character and adherence to his ideals, like many people.

Tonya, a beautiful, witty, and thoughtful woman, was once the one Paul loved dearly. Tonya is also a very active girl, she likes to make friends, and she took the initiative to make friends with Paul. Paul was also willing to jump off a cliff for him.

She is the daughter of a rich man, and because she is of a different class from Paul's stupid and rough class, she is also different in thinking. Once, Tonya went to a meeting of the Komsomol and she was dressed up in fancy clothes, and everyone else was wearing old clothes, and Tonya didn't like those people either. In the end, she and Paul fell in love and broke up.

1) In a pitched battle, Paul was seriously wounded in the head. But he overcame death with astonishing tenacity. After being discharged from the hospital, he was no longer fit to return to the front lines and took part in the work of restoring and building the country.

Here, too, he took the position of a working-class master, and threw himself into all kinds of hard work intensely.

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.

1. When Paul was 12 years old, he worked as a handyman in the station canteen. Soon after, his brother Artem got him a job at the power plant, and Paul left the canteen.

2. Character profile.

Paul Kochagin is the image of the perfect young revolutionary soldier portrayed by Nikolai Alekseevich Ostrovsky in "How Steel is Made" based on his own life, he is brave, strong, has tenacious perseverance, believes in his own strength, and has the quality of "not afraid of difficulties under any circumstances", and has educated countless Chinese revolutionary youth.

3. Introduction to the original work.

How Steel Is Made is written in 1933 is a long stool book written by the former Soviet writer Nikolai O. Scrovsky. ** Through the narrative of Paul Kochakin's growth path, it tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships and hardships of the revolution, and only when he links his pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people, can he create miracles and grow into an iron warrior.

4. About the author.

Nikolai Aekseevich Ostrovsky (1904-1936), a famous writer of the proletarian revolution in the Soviet Union, was born in a family of ordinary workers in Ukraine, began his working career at the age of 12, joined the Communist Youth League at the age of 15, and participated in the civil war to defend Soviet power. In 1920, he was seriously injured and transferred to the trend of economic construction, and was successively responsible for the lower and middle leadership of the regiment and the party, and was an "excellent communist fighter" in the Soviets. After being paralyzed and blinded by an injury**, he embarked on the path of literary creation, and in 1935 he was awarded the highest national honor, the Order of Lenin; He died in 1936.

He wrote many books in his lifetime, the most famous of which is "How Steel is Made".