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"How Steel is Made" after reading:

Speaking of the book "How Steel is Made", everyone must be familiar with it! The book tells about a strong, courageous protagonist, Paul Kochakin. After reading the book "How Steel is Made", I realized:

A person's perseverance has a great impact on his life. Let's talk about the protagonist of this book, Paul Kochagin, his life was very difficult, but why did he keep himself alive is perseverance. Perseverance gave him infinite strength, and God gave him three lives.

Ever since he met the sailor Zhu Helai, his heart was attracted to the Communist Party. After several twists and turns, he finally got his wish and became a member of the Communist Party. He was born and died, and he killed the enemy bravely.

He was also wounded during the war. The most serious one was a shrapnel shot in the head and narrowly escaped death. After recovering, Paul did not forget the party, picked up a new **, returned to the combat team, and started a new life!

He stood on the killing field when he was a teenager, killed the enemy bravely, loved the motherland, and on the battlefield, he was slashed several times and did not die, why is it still perseverance. When he was young, he was sick later, but he still kept working selflessly, and he was unwilling to give up his work when he had the opportunity to take a vacation to heal, perseverance is really a spirit of perseverance!

This is a touching story, and my heart felt like a big stone had been thrown down in the water, and I couldn't calm down for a long time. I admire Paul Kochagin's courageous and indomitable spirit. I hate the little aristocracy of Vico Wai in the story.

The shadow of Paul Kochagin always comes to my mind, encouraging me to be a strong, courageous person like him.

We live in an era of peace, a little difficulty in life is not a big deal, as long as we face it bravely, and when things pass, you will find that you have perseverance. The spirit of Paul Kochagin is always worth learning from.

You know how to write it after you read it.

No, no, no... You're all wooden, and you've got bounty points.

Today, I read the book "How Steel is Made", and the protagonist of the book, Paul, made me feel respectful.

After Paul is kicked out of school by his teacher, Father Priest, he befriends Tonya during a chance encounter. Under the guidance of the assembler Zhu Helai, he understood that the Bolsheviks were a revolutionary party fighting for the emancipation of the poor. Reluctantly, he said goodbye to Tonya, fled from his homeland, joined the Red Army, and became a strong Bolshevik fighter.

However, his physical condition deteriorated, his right leg became crippled, and the dark wound on his spine became more and more serious, and finally he was paralyzed. But he didn't get discouraged and began his difficult writing career, with a good start to a new life.

I greatly admire Paul's indomitable revolutionary spirit in the face of illness and setbacks in his fate. He was always fighting for the revolutionary cause. He unfortunately contracted typhoid fever once, and with his strong perseverance, he miraculously walked back from the line of death and went to the hot job again without hesitation.

What touched me the most was the following story.

Almost all of the regimental organizations in the Soluo Mian Card District were in battle. The regimental provincial committee went to three people - Dubava, Pankratov and Paul. These three people were personally selected by Comrade Zhu Helai.

The railway repair work began, and no one expected that the conditions would be so difficult, and the cold autumn rain soaked people's clothes, heavy, and cold; The surroundings were desolate, and hundreds of people slept on the concrete floors of four dilapidated houses at night, huddled together in wet, mud-stained clothes, keeping each other's body temperature warm. In the morning, everyone drank some tea and went to work, and lunch was vegetarian soup and black bread like a briquette. However, with their boundless loyalty to the revolutionary cause and their strong revolutionary perseverance, they accomplished their tasks brilliantly.

I think that the entrepreneurs and builders of our country also have a striking resemblance to their situation. Today's happy life is the blood and sweat of countless hard-working laborers and revolutionaries, and it is not easy to come by, and we must cherish today's good life, study hard, refine our skills, and work hard to build our motherland into a better place in the future.

I've read it several times during the holidays, and it's one of my favorite extracurricular books, and I can still recite the passages about the meaning of life!

How should one live a meaningful life? Paul Kochagin took action on this issue. After he was crippled, he was not discouraged, but he continued to study tenaciously, worked hard, and began to create literature.

Later, he lost his sight, which was a terrible blow to a paralyzed person! But he resolutely picked up the pen, groped, and insisted on writing, and every word he wrote required extremely hard labor. After tenacious efforts, he finally succeeded in writing the first few chapters of "Born in the Storm".

Reading, reading, I couldn't help but burst into tears, and my heart was surging. Paul Kochagin's resolute face seemed to be right in front of my eyes. What is it that inspires Paul, an ordinary warrior, to have a will stronger than steel?

After reading this book, I finally understood that it was the greatest and most magnificent communist cause that called him to work miracles, and this was the driving force for his tenacious struggle against disease.

Paul Kochagin, admirable communist fighter, you have set a great example for us to be physically disabled, and one of my classmates is also disabled, his name is Wu Wei: he has had congenital heart disease from the day he was born. For more than ten years, illness has plagued him, making him unable to be as active as his classmates on the playground, in front of the table, and participating in group activities, not to mention participating in group activities.

Because he moved a little, his face was pale, his lips were purple, and he relied on his father to pick him up and drop him off on his bicycle to go to school. In school, he carried Wu Wei from the first floor to the fourth floor, and then from the fourth floor to the first floor after school, and the students sent lunch to the classroom to eat. Ever since Wu Wei read "How Steel is Made", he has stood up strongly.

As far as I am concerned, I am a complete person, my intelligence is not bad, I can learn my own socialist culture lessons well, and when I grow up, I will definitely be stronger than Wu Wei. Although I can't carry a steel gun to defend the motherland, nor can I fight on the blazing battlefield, I can contribute what I have learned to the people and make a contribution to the construction of the motherland.

Non-original. Steel is one of my favorite books, not only because it is an inspiring book that inspires people to move forward, but also because its words make me understand the meaning of life.

Paul Kochagin was born poor, and at the age of 12 he was kicked out of school by the fierce priest Vasily, and he has not studied since. But Paul supported himself with strong perseverance and completed the book "Born in the Storm", which contains a lot of hardship. Think about it, Paul's life is like a mountain road, full of potholes and twists and turns.

His fate was difficult, but this did not affect his efforts to move towards his goal, but made him more courageous and stronger than ordinary people. He experienced the dangers of the battlefield, knew the bitterness of illness, and at the same time tasted the sweetness of realizing his ideals. Perhaps, it is these experiences that made Paul, who was once an ignorant teenager, an excellent young soldier who would rather dedicate himself to the cause of communism!

When I put down the book, I still had Paul's resolute face in my mind, and I was deeply intoxicated by the lingering plot, and I still seemed to have Paul's voice in my ears: "Work hard, success is looking at you not far ahead!" "Yes, I want to study seriously, take knowledge as the first, and make our motherland more prosperous and rich!

Paul Kochagin, I want to thank him because he taught me the meaning of life. When I read this book again, I will hold Paul's grievances when he is wronged, cheer for Paul when he fights, and congratulate Paul when he succeeds......I believe that I will work harder and live as wonderful as Paul!

"How Steel is Made".

1 "Steel" is a symbol of faith, will, and perseverance, and Ostrovsky explains the title of the work by saying: "Steel is made by burning in a blazing fire and in a high degree of cooling, so that it is strong. Our generation has also been tempered through struggles and hardships, and has learned not to lose heart in life.

2 Paul's noble revolutionary thoughts, noble moral sentiments, selfless dedication, strong will to struggle, optimistic attitude towards life and clear goals in life are all examples for us to learn.

3 Created after the author was paralyzed and blind.

4 The book is artistically based on the writer's own life experiences and true feelings, and is therefore distinctly autobiographical. But this can't be regarded as a writer's autobiography, because: the writer's creative intention is not to write a biography for himself, but to create a typical image of a Communist Youth League member; The writer is not confined to the facts of life, and has done a lot of typification of the characters and plots.

Ostrovsky said: "My **, first of all, is a work of art, in which I make use of imaginary rights." I am categorically opposed to equating the author of my book "How Steel is Made" with Paul Kochakin, one of the characters of the book.

This is **, not biography. ”

5 "How Steel is Made" is an excellent film that describes the first generation of Soviet youth in the Soviet Union after the October Revolution under the leadership of the Bolshevik Party, in order to restore the national economy and consolidate the nascent Soviet power, and to carry out a tenacious struggle against domestic and foreign enemies and various difficulties**.