About How Steel is Made , make a reading digest card in the following format

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Strive for dreams, strive for ideals, stand tall for responsibility, and stand tall for solemnity.

I admire Paul Kochakin's tenacity, his bravery, his courage, his qualities, everything about him, and of course his strength the most.

I remember he once said, "The most precious life of a human being, life belongs to each person only once." This is how a person's life should be lived.

Looking back, we should not regret that we had wasted our time, nor should we be ashamed of our inactivity, but at the end of my life I could say: I have devoted my whole life and all my energies to the most magnificent cause in the world, the struggle for the liberation of mankind. "What a shock I was to see this!

What kind of situation was it, that kind of tenacity, that kind of fearlessness, that he was a great warrior, and I sang his praises loudly.

Most people are not willing to live a mediocre life, because even Xiaocao is trying to add a touch of green to spring, hoping to leave its own figure on the color scroll of spring back to the earth. However, not everyone will be able to make a good piece of steel.

So how is steel made? The blazing steelmaking scene may come to mind. In fact, life is like steelmaking!

Nothing is innate, "iron" becomes "steel", there is only one way - a thousand tempers! Some people say that Paul is a born hero, but in fact, there are no born heroes in this world. The reason why Paul was able to become a hero was entirely due to his own efforts - in the war-torn battlefield, in the face of the test of life and death, he did not retreat; At the construction site of the blizzard, he did not fall in the face of the unbearable labor intensity and hunger and cold of ordinary people; Despite being blind and riddled with diseases, he did not give in to the relentless blows of losing his manuscripts and deteriorating health, and finally sharpened himself from a poor boy to a communist fighter with lofty ideals, noble character and tenacious style.

Author: (USSR) Ostrovsky.

Good words: panic, spoiled, pleading, pounding, steaming, arrogant, rude, clever, domineering, fraternity, greatness.

Good sentences: 1. The child's domineering voice and arrogant and rude attitude Paul off. 2. Countless wounded soldiers were transported from the front line, and the recruits were constantly transported to the front line like a trembling gray torrent.

3. He jerked the child's ears, pushed him into the hallway, and closed the door casually.

Good paragraph: The days of excitement and joy are over. The city was restored to its former state, except in the city council, where the Mensheviks and Bundists were entrenched, and the fluttering red flag told the people of the changes that had taken place. Everything else is the same as before.

Reading experience: Paul taught me how to deal with illness correctly and how to overcome difficulties. He was paralyzed and able to fight for the communist cause; How can I, a child who is in the party and under the sunshine and rain of the people, be intimidated by some difficulties?

He was like a beacon illuminating the way I was going!

Is it short? Hope.