What do Paul s spirit and deeds teach us?

Paul's spirit and deeds have inspired us to be a high degree of political enthusiasm and a spirit of selfless labor.

"How Steel is Made" Paul's main deeds:

Paul went from a troubled teenager to a brave and resilient revolutionary. Paul's father was a railroad worker, his father died young, he lived in poverty, and suffered and tortured from an early age. He hated the bosses who oppressed the poor, and he hated the rich who spent their days drinking.

When the war came, Zhu He taught Paul boxing and taught Paul revolutionary enthusiasm. In order to save Zhu He, Paul was arrested and put in prison by the enemies.

Paul had a lover of his own, and he suddenly realized that the stay would drag down his lover, and Paul and Seryosha joined the Red Army. After Paul entered the army, he became a scout, he was heroic on the battlefield, a fighter on the front line, turned into a good propagandist. He likes to read books, likes "Gadfly", and he likes to share the contents of the book with his comrades.

There are wars with injuries and deaths, and once again in the war, Paul's head was hit hard, and Paul pulled himself back with a tenacious sense of life. Paul could no longer go to the front, and he experienced four deaths on the road to the revolution, each time nine deaths. But he never gave up hope of survival.

Paul showed everyone a strong, conscious, selfless, and tenacious revolutionary fighter. Paul always put the interests of the country ahead of everything, and in the war-torn era, he withstood the test of life and death, and saw his iron will in difficult circumstances. Paul is an ordinary hero, he is an ordinary revolutionary soldier around everyone.

Paul's spiritual qualities and specific events are that Paul is another heroic figure who sees greatness in the ordinary. In his resume, there are no earth-shattering great achievements, he always starts with the most ordinary things. Faced with the heavy blow of the disease, he also had suicidal thoughts.

Paul later realizes that his lack of physical care cannot be called heroic, but willful and irresponsible. Therefore, Paul is great and ordinary, he is a steel warrior who has matured in the flames, a flesh-and-blood and relatable role model.

SteelAn appreciation of how iron is made

Paul Kosan talks about Tsarkin, the protagonist of How Steel Is Made, born in 1903 into a poor working-class family, who lost his father at an early age and was raised by his mother alone. It wasn't until his brother Artem Kochagin grew up and found a job that his life improved, and his brother later came to work on the committee.

Paul Kochagin in the book is brave, strong, and not afraid of difficulties. In 1957, it was adapted into a film based on the book and broadcast. Through the growth of Paul Kochagin, we tell us that only when a person defeats the enemy and defeats himself in hardships and difficulties, and puts himself and the interests of the motherland and the people together, can a miracle occur and become a high-speed rail warrior.

With a clear distinction between love and hatred, lofty moral character, and a steely consciousness, he composed all poems dedicated to the party and the people. Paul Kochagin was a selfless warrior who fought for the defense of the country, fearless of sacrifice, healed the wounded, gave all his zeal and life to the revolutionary cause, without regard for personal fame and fortune.

When he was paralyzed and blind, he continued to work as a clerk, studied with the help of radio, wrote on cardboard, and created "Born of the Storm". Paul gave up love for the sake of the revolution, and decisively gave up love when the revolution needed him.

1. Paul's life is a life of fighting, and it is also a life of fighting against illness. Every step Paul has taken has been very difficult, and at the age of 12 he was forced to drop out of school to work and live at the bottom of the ladder. When he was a teenager, he was tortured and beaten to save the underground party, but he didn't reveal any news to the enemy.

After joining the Red Army, he was wounded in the thigh, his head was blown up, and he lost his sight in his right eye. While building the railway, he led his companions to fight on the construction site, waking up early and sleeping late, and the crippled Paul suffered from arthritis, and a severe typhoid fever almost killed him. After returning from the brink of death, Paul continued to work without his life.

His poor health landed him in a nursing home, and then he left early and was admitted to the hospital again in a car accident. At the same time as he received his pension, he also received a certificate of disability, and Paul was only 24 years old At the same time, Paul sat in the Black Sea port park with a despair that he had never felt before, holding his head and pondering: Why should he live if he has lost his most valuable fighting strength?

He aimed at himself with a snatch, but the reason why Paul became Inwei was that the strong Paul defeated the cowardly Paul, and he was determined to live, and he wanted to let life bloom in all its glory. With the new ideal of engaging in literary creation, he read many works of classical literature, and after completing the first semester of the correspondence university, his legs were completely paralyzed. He only had his right hand and was still at his disposal.

Then, he lost his sight in his left eye. But he's calm, and he believes he's not a 100 percent disabled. If you can't see with your eyes, you can learn with the help of wireless broadcasting, and when you write, you can write with a pencil with a seam stuck in the middle of a cardboard frame His ** "Born of the Storm" was completed in this difficult situation, and after the work came out, it was very popular, Paul's heart boiled, and he picked up the new **, walked to the team, and started a new life.

2. Paul is an ordinary person, and he also has his own love story. But he was full of rationality in his approach to love, and even resolutely gave up love when the revolution needed him the most.

3. How difficult Paul's journey was, and his beautiful steps aroused a deep respect in my heart. His journey of nine deaths shows us a truth - the most important thing for man to live is to overcome himself, Paul interprets life and the meaning of life to the extreme, he is a pure, complete man, and his spirit has inspired generations of young people. Our era needs Baoer, and we need China's Baoer in the new era.

Paul is gone. But his spirit lives on, and what he left us is the noble qualities that young people should have, such as being aggressive, tenacious and brave, loving life, and never flinching.

1. Paul joined the Red Army under the influence of Zhu Helai. In a fierce battle, Paul was badly wounded in the head, but he prevailed over death with amazing perseverance. After being discharged from the hospital, Paul moved into the home of a relative of Tonya. Because he was blind in one eye, he could not return to the front.

2. Towards 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.

3. Since 1924, Paul has lost the ability to work, and the party organization has to let him be hospitalized for a long time**. In 1927, he was almost completely paralyzed, and then blind. A serious illness finally tied this young man with revolutionary ambition to his sickbed.

Paul Kochagin's heart changed

After the outbreak of the October Revolution, Paul's hometown of Shebetovka, Ukraine, was trampled on by foreign armed interventionists and domestic reactionaries, as in the rest of the Soviet Union.

The Red Army liberated the town of Sebetovka, but quickly withdrew, leaving only the old Bolshevik Dzhukh to do underground work in the town.

Zhu Heshi Rulai stayed at Paul's house for a few days and told Paul many things about the revolution, the working class and the class struggle: "Now the whole world is on fire, the slaves are revolting, they want to overthrow the old world, but for this they need a brave group of brothers who can fight resolutely. "Djohle's inspiration and education played a decisive role in Paul's intellectual growth.