Reading "How is steel made?"

In the novel "How Steel Is Made", Ni Ostrovsky succeeded in shaping the typical image of Paul Kochakin, a proletarian strong warrior. This work not only affects me, but also many readers who are similar to my age. Every time I think about this book, I feel very emotional.

The novel depicts the growth of the heroic struggle of a generation of young people in the Ukrainian region under the banner of Lenin to defend the red regime. It vividly shows the grand vision of the Soviet October Revolution. The author used his excellent writing to imprint the tenacious spirit of the revolutionary fighters in the minds of the readers. This makes me feel different sincerely every time I win this book...

When I first read this book, I felt that Paul’s tall image stood in front of me. His spirit was as straightforward as steel, and he was always in my heart. In the face of the hard test and the inexhaustible torment, it did not shake the strong will of Paul as a revolutionary soldier. The book is really worthy of his world-famous work with him as the protagonist!

Looking at the book for the second time, after chewing on the text, I fell into meditation: the iron-like spirit, even the treatment of feelings is no exception? Really, Paul Kochakin categorically gave up this friend who had known each other since childhood, because he found that he and Dongnia had different attitudes toward working class and assetism, and he had loved her deeply. The determination to give up for the spirit of revolutionaryism has made his image much higher in my heart. Therefore, even if we are still underage or ignorant, we cannot commit the mistake of early love because of temporary ignorance. Even if you make your heart move, you should learn from this revolutionary warrior and learn the great spirit that he can't shake...

Looking at the book for the third time, it was this summer vacation. When I saw the end of the game, Paul was sick, very serious - his legs were paralyzed and he could no longer embark on the battlefield of the revolution. I feel sorry for this, and at the same time, his mother and wife are disappointed to the pessimism to the extreme and then happen again - Paul's eyes are blind. But Paul now calmly said: "I should wait, if there is no possibility of progress, if blindness has all the efforts I have made to restore my work until now, if I can no longer return to the team. - Then it should end this life." Until the condition deteriorated to this point, the stubborn Paul warrior still thought about how to return to the ranks, how to complete the mission of their revolutionaries, how he is keen on his team, keen For his party! This kind of spirit can be achieved by the world? Exceeding life to pay for the revolutionary cause... This has made me a firm decision - we must study hard and must serve the motherland!

I am fortunate enough to miss the opportunity to read this book, and I am fortunate to let me know my own "mission"!

Third day: Lin Biao