Fragment of how steel is made 250 words or so 2 paragraphs Urgent Thank you 5

How Steel Is Made" takes place during the period from 1915 to the early 30s. Paul Kochagin is the central character of the author and the most successful communist fighter in the book, who went from spontaneous to self-conscious under the influence of the old Bolshevik Djouhlai. He understood the social roots of unequal life, and learned that in order to overthrow the old world, he must become a "brave and strong class brother" and a "resolute iron warrior".

In the course of his active participation in the great struggle for the defense of Soviet power, he realized that a miracle can only be achieved when a person is connected to the Motherland. He once said: "I am in favour of the kind of revolutionary who thinks that individual matters are in no way comparable to the collective cause."

Paul always put the interests of the party and the motherland first, and in that era of blood and fire, Paul galloped through the frontier together with his father and brothers, and waged an indomitable struggle against foreign armed interventionists and white bandits in order to defend Soviet power. In those years of healing the wounds of war and restoring the national economy, Paul threw himself into the work of peace with all his enthusiasm, and his spirit of hard work and hard work showed the noble quality of the first generation of builders. Paul never surrendered on his knees.

He is always ready to take the heaviest blow to himself. He withstood all the tests, and he also withstood the tests in his treatment of issues such as friendship, love, and family, demonstrating the lofty moral principles of communism.

How Steel Is Made depicts Paul Kochagin's life as the son of an ordinary worker, who lived through the rigors of the First World War, the October Revolution, the Civil War, and the recovery of the national economy, transforming the spontaneous rebellion against the old life into a conscious class will. Paul's growth is not "the self-development of character", but, as the author recalls his own life: "Steel is a ...... made in a raging fire and a sudden cooling."Our generation has also been tempered through struggle and arduous trials.

Paul's heroism is the rational sincerity of the early Bolshnachingwicks, and the individual values and the collective cause are in conceptual harmony. Not only does he portray this protagonist through one dilemma after another, but he also expresses this sincerity through stirring monologues and thought-provoking aphorisms. Once, when Paul came to the tomb of the martyr Zaoshu to mourn his comrades-in-arms who died for the revolution, he silently thought:

The most precious thing for a human being is life. It is given to us only once. This is how a person's life should be lived:

When he looks back, he does not regret that he wasted his time, nor is he ashamed of his inaction. In this way, when he was dying, he would be able to say: "I have devoted my whole life and all my energies to the most glorious cause—the struggle for the liberation of mankind."

The love entanglement with Tonya, the friendship with Lida, and the sincere feelings for Daya also show the purity of Paul's spiritual world and the special qualities of the character.