How to read "How is steel made?"

The greatest achievement of the novel "How Steel is Made" is the successful shaping of Paul. Kochakin is a typical image of a communist newcomer trained in the revolutionary bonfire and hardship environment under the training of the Bolshevik Party. With a clear class position, lofty moral outlook, high revolutionary passion, miraculous vitality and steel-like strong will, he wrote a magnificent poem dedicated to the party and the people. Paul is a conscious, selfless revolutionary warrior who always puts the interests of the party and the motherland first. In the blood and fire war years, Paul and his brothers and sisters galloped together on the battlefield to defend the Soviet regime, fight with foreign armed interventions and the White Army, and expressed their willingness to sacrifice for the revolutionary cause. In the difficult years of healing the wounds of the war and restoring the national economy, he devoted all his enthusiasm to peaceful labor. Although he used to be a gold-stained horse, he was not arrogant, and he did not consider his personal fame and fortune. He only wanted to do something for the party and the people. The party told him to repair the railway. He went. The party adjusted him to be a cadre. He went, and they all died. For the revolution, he can even sacrifice love. He loved Lida, but was influenced by the "burdock" and wanted to "completely dedicate himself to the revolutionary cause", so he did not say goodbye in the way of "burdock". After all the shackles and blindness of the eyes, all the needs of his life are to continue to work for the party. As he said: "My whole life and all my energy are dedicated to the most magnificent cause in the world - to fight for the liberation of mankind." Paul is a resolute and strong revolutionary warrior, he is in every life. The aspects have withstood the severe test. In the face of the torture of the enemy, he was strong and unyielding; on the battlefield of the bullets, he bravely marched forward; in the fight against the demon that swallowed life, he repeatedly discouraged the death god and created the miracle of "returning to life." In particular, the process of climbing on the sickbed to the palace of art shows the highest realm that a revolutionary warrior can achieve with the steely will. Paul is another hero who is ordinary and great. In his resume, there is no earth-shattering great performance, he always starts from the most trivial things. In the face of the heavy blow of the disease, he also had the idea of ​​suicide, and in the heroic passion of his fight against the disease, he contained the danger of "leftist" childish illness. Paul later realized that his behavior of not cherishing the body could not be called a heroic act, but a wayward and irresponsible. Therefore, Paul is a great and ordinary person. He is a steel warrior who has gradually matured in the flames of the revolution. He is a flesh-and-blood, intimate figure. Paul is also a typical image with autobiographical shape based on the author himself. The writer describes Paul on the basis of his life experience and true feelings. Therefore, Paul's moving deeds are not artistic fiction, but basically real people, but they are real, so they are more touching. But the author also opposed the novel as a writer's autobiography, because "this is a novel, not a biography." He concentrated on Paul's thoughts and character traits of many similar characters at the same time, using a typical approach. He said: "In this book, I am not writing Paul. Kochagin is a person, and he is writing millions of Kochakin, millions of men and women who are fighting for their own happiness!" Paul's image is both autobiographical and syntactic, and is the most glorious and typical representative of the socialist youth generation.

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