Excerpts from the famous book How Steel is Made of Good Words and Good Sentences

The excerpts of the good words and sentences of "How Steel is Made" are as follows:

Good words: into the bone, relaxed, vigorous, slipping, abrupt, evil.

Good sentences: 1. Once, Bazanova went to Moscow on a business trip and came to visit Paul. They talked for a long time. Paul enthusiastically told her about the path he had chosen, and it was through this path that he would be able to return to the ranks of warriors.

2. In the process of work, he has to memorize the whole page and even the whole chapter by memory, so his mother sometimes thinks he is crazy. While Paul was writing, she did not dare to approach him, and only timidly said when she picked up the slippery manuscript for him, "You better do something else, Paulfrusha."

I've seen people like you, writing endlessly......”

3. Paul did not die of typhoid fever, he came back from the line of death, and fought tenaciously in the revolutionary post.

4. Paul firmly chose a path and was determined to return to the ranks of the builders of the new life through this path.

5. For diplomatic reasons, Albina also lived with the old man. The old man never went to the side where the young man lived, and he did not want to meet the hateful man, but in the yard he was like a locomotive, puffing and puffing smoke to show that he was the master of the place.

6. Now, his body has completely collapsed, and there is no hope of returning to the team. What should he do with himself? He finally learned the real condition from Bazanova's mouth:

Be mentally prepared for even more terrible things to happen to him in the future. So, what exactly should be done? This unsolved problem was like a gloomy black hole in front of him.

The most precious thing for a human being is life.

Excerpt: Life belongs to man only once. This is how a person's life should be lived:

When he looks back on the past, he will not regret that he did nothing and wasted his time, nor will he feel guilty for being despicable and living a vulgar life. Thus, on his deathbed, he was able to say: "I have devoted my whole life and all my energies to the most magnificent cause in the world—the struggle for the emancipation of mankind."

Appreciation: This is a famous passage in how steel is made. When Paul recovered from his injury, he walked the streets near the martyr's tomb, and Paul was very sad.

It's a famous monologue that has inspired generations of young people to move forward. It expounds the meaning of life from the perspective of the Marxist proletarian outlook on life. There is a reflection of Paul's disappointment that he cannot dedicate himself to the people due to his injury.

As a result, Paul had the idea of cherishing time and living quickly.

** Through the narrative of Paul Kochakin's growth path, it is told that only when a person defeats the enemy and defeats 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.