How steel is made and why it s worth reading

How Steel is Made" The main character in the book, Paul Kochakin, is a former Soviet Ukrainian. He, ordinary and great, worked part-time, participated in the Red Army, and also served as the secretary of the Communist Youth League Committee. During a battle to conquer an enemy bunker, young Paul was mortally wounded and lost sight in his left eye.

But he continued to work, day after day, year after year, until he was blind and paralyzed. But Paul was not intimidated by the illness, he overcame unimaginable difficulties, relied on dictation, asked relatives and friends to take notes, and created the novel "Children of the Storm", realizing the ideal of returning to combat duty. Paul's selfless dedication to the progress and liberation of mankind; The spirit of combining lofty ideals with every specific action, being down-to-earth, and working hard; The spirit of perseverance and hard work without fear of any hardships and dangers; Isn't that kind of will, which is stronger than steel, exactly the spirit advocated by modernization?

Paul's noble spirit reminded me of myself, who is a man who often bows to difficulties. I remember once in physical education class, the teacher asked our male classmates to run a thousand meters. I started running hard, but halfway through the run, I was so tired that I was out of breath, so I stopped running.

Now it seems, I was wrong! The manifestation of perseverance is in everything in learning and life, not in one side. Author: Nikolai?

Ostrovsky said that the most precious thing is life, and life is only once for each person, and how should a person spend his life. "Looking back on the past, he will not regret that he wasted his time, nor will he be ashamed of being vile and vulgar.

On his deathbed, he was able to say: 'My whole life and all my energies have been devoted to the most magnificent cause in the world — the struggle for the liberation of all mankind'. This passage has inspired generations of young people to fight for it.

** By Paul. Kochagin's path of growth 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. The fact that revolutionaries are tempered into steel in the struggle is an important theme of the revolutionary.

It tells you that you should be strong as a human being, and what you do in your life, don't ask for anything, as long as "when you look back, don't do it because..."”

This book had a great influence on my upbringing, and the heroism, idealism, and devotion in the book became the most important pillar of my life for a long time.

Zhang Jie, Beijing Youth Daily

For the time being, there is no image so pure and touching, so full of vitality in the whole Soviet literature", Sholokhov said that it is "a textbook of life". But in the eyes of some Western scholars, it is just "a myth concocted by Stalin's propaganda apparatus", with Mark Slonin calling it "bland and loosely structured" and Len F. Yershov saying that it is "concise and clear, using almost only verbs".

Soviet writer Fadeev.