Reflections on the masterpiece How Steel was Tempered

Five Comments on How Steel was Tempered

How the Steel was Tempered truly and profoundly depicts the vast picture of Ukrainian life before and after the October Revolution, and shapes the glorious image of a generation of heroes represented by Pavel Colta King. The following are my thoughts on the famous book How Steel was Tempered. Welcome to reading.

Thoughts after reading the famous book How Steel was Tempered 1 I wonder if you have read a book-How Steel was Tempered. Although Pavel Colta King, the protagonist, has been naughty since childhood, he often ranks first in his class in his studies. He was expelled from the priest for being naughty. Growing up, he dug snow and built roads in the snow. ...

Paul was digging in the snow in rags, and the hot heat wave flooded into his mind. It has always been his perseverance and narrow escape! Facing the harassment of bandits, he is fearless! He didn't flinch in the face of the biting north wind!

Bao er's iron will arises spontaneously in the snow! On the road of persistence and retreat from difficulties, which has benefited us a lot in our life, he chose persistence! In our life, the first reaction when encountering difficulties is to ask for help. For example, once, I was tirelessly doing my homework. Suddenly, my classmate called his deskmate Zhou Wenwen into the sea. It turns out that he has a math problem. Zhou Wenwen saw it again and felt very embarrassed. Come to me for help again. It's really a mantis catching cicadas, and the yellowbird is behind! In life, few people will advance despite difficulties and go forward bravely! But on the bumpy road of life, the weather-beaten Pavel Colta King did it! Facing the bayonet-like wind, Paul fell down! But when he woke up, he went back to the team to dig snow! The cylinder has always been like a protective net to help him resist the cold. However, the burning disease made Paul enter the hospital again after staying up all night. The iron will summons Paul again. When the sun rises, Paul rises again! And returned to the team without hesitation. The torture of the disease made him fall down again! Paul came back from the dead again!

How is steel tempered? It is tempered by my persistent quality!

Reflections on the masterpiece How Steel was Tempered (Part Two)

Steel is very hard and is an indispensable material in various fields. Such useful materials are actually brave hearts under a solid appearance. People yearn for the hardness of steel, but lack that brave heart. If you don't even have the courage to be baptized by ice and fire, how can you be hard?

After reading the book How Steel was Tempered, I met a group of brave people, Palko Chajin and Zhu ... My mind was greatly shocked. They are passionate and willing to give themselves to others. No matter how difficult it is, they are fearless. Just like Paul, he broke his leg and was paralyzed by the cold. His love died again and again in his great revolutionary cause, but in this case, he never gave up and used his brain to serve the party and the people. What a brave man! Never flinch in the face of repeated tests like ice and fire, face difficulties and forge the heart of steel!

Without the storm at that time, there would be no colorful neon today. Ancient Mencius said: "Therefore, the heaven will descend to a great post, and people must first suffer their ambitions, work their bones and muscles, and starve their skins." How can they become the pillars of a generation without surviving the dangers again and again? Miss me, the Red Army's "Five Ridges Make Waves, Wumeng Take Mud Pills" marched 25,000 Li on foot, which amazed the world. What are the Red Army soldiers for? For the scene of "a million heroes crossing the river", it is more for the revolution, for the people, for us and for success! Miss me, China workers, work hard, study hard, break through their youth, and spend all their lives just to start "Made in China" c9 19, Kuaiyan, "Wukong", "Mozi", "Chang 'e" and "Tiangong" ... all the names resounded all over the world and touched the world. This is the heart of China people, a brave heart and a lovely heart.

There is such a passage in the article: "The most precious thing for people is life. There is only one life. A person's life should be spent like this:' Recycle the past and never be ashamed of mediocrity. On my deathbed, I can say that all my life and energy have been devoted to the greatest cause in the world-the struggle for human liberation. After reading this sentence, looking back on the past and looking forward to the future, I decided to devote all my strength to my motherland. Now, on behalf of all young people, I want to shout out to our motherland that we will always love: "This time, you are guarded by us, China, we love you, and we love every inch of land, mountains, tall buildings, forests and streams under our feet. Love so deeply! "

Read the book How Steel is Tempered, and you will benefit for life.

Reflections on the third part of the famous book How Steel was Tempered

Goethe, a great German poet, once said, "Reading a good book is equivalent to talking to a noble person." How steel is tempered is "a noble man". And the truth I learned after talking with "this noble person" is: learn to beat yourself.

How the Steel was Tempered is a heroic epic and inspirational classic that shocked the whole world. The writer is Nikolai ostrovsky, a Soviet writer. This book mainly tells the story of Pavel Colta King, the hero. He was born in poverty, but he was determined and brave. After he experienced a series of challenges in life, he did not fall, but became stronger and braver. In this process, he once wavered, but after fierce ideological struggle, he finally defeated himself.

We should all learn to beat ourselves like Paul. In life, our biggest enemy is ourselves, and all the problems come from our hearts. Only by defeating yourself can you defeat all your opponents, as the poet Wang Guozhen said: "A pessimist is defeated by himself first and then by life; Optimists conquer themselves first, and then conquer life. "

I once read a story that a professor wanted to recruit a teaching assistant, so during his study, he worked part-time to maintain his studies and submitted his resume. After layers of screening, he passed the initial test. Later, except for him, all the China students who passed the preliminary examination chose to quit, because I heard that the professor had never asked a teaching assistant in China. But he didn't give up and still carefully prepared for the second interview. Finally, he was successfully hired. Afterwards, he asked the professor why. The professor smiled and said, "You may not be the best, but you are the bravest and believe in yourself the most. You won't beat all your opponents, but yourself. " Later, he became the boss of a multinational company. He often says to employees: "Youth has not failed. If you really fail, remember that it is not others who beat you, but yourself. "

If you want to beat others, beat yourself first. If you only want to beat others in your mind, you will never beat yourself. Successful people succeed because they don't stare at others, let alone care what others think and do. Because no matter how good you are, there will always be competitors. As long as you overcome your heart and make yourself stronger, your opponent will naturally fall behind you.

As Gorky once said, "Books are the ladder of human progress". Indeed, after reading the book How Steel is Tempered, I understand that I should learn from Paul and learn to beat myself. No matter what difficulties you encounter, you must overcome yourself and try your best to overcome them and forge yourself into truly tough steel!

Reflections on the fourth part of the famous book How Steel was Tempered

There is such a joke: there is a newly-opened steel-making plant, and the director gives each worker a copy of How Steel is Tempered, and says to them, "Everyone must read this book carefully, and I hope you can learn to make steel after reading it!" An employee said, "Director, you can learn to make steel after reading this book. You must be a genius!" I don't think that factory director has read this book. If he has, he will know that what is written in the book has nothing to do with steelmaking.

How the Steel was Tempered is one of the series of "My First Literary Book" given to me by my first teacher, Mr. Feng, and it is a novel by Nikolai ostrovsky, a writer of the former Soviet Union. At first, my mother read it to me, because this book truly reflected the battle scenes of the October Revolution and the Soviet Civil War through the growth process of the protagonist Pavel Colta King in the revolutionary struggle, and I was particularly interested in war-related things, so I fell in love with this book at once.

Gradually I learned more words, so I read this book again and again. As I grow older, it is not the battle scenes that attract me, but the iron will of the protagonist Paul. Paul's family was poor when he was a child, and he went through all kinds of hardships to survive. After joining the army, he constantly honed his will in the army and almost died several times, but he struggled with death again and again and finally survived one difficulty after another with tenacious will. What impressed me the most was that on one occasion, Paul was seriously injured in the head and the wound was deep. His skull was punctured, his right side of the head was paralyzed, his right eye was bleeding and his eyes were swollen. The doctor in charge of nursing him once thought he was hopeless, but he woke up after a week's sleep. Every time he changed his dressing, his extraordinary perseverance really surprised the doctors. He often loses consciousness in pain, but he never grunts.

Every time I see this place, I marvel at Paul. Paul's spirit of loving life, cherishing life and being brave in struggle deeply touched me. I have always had a dream of joining the army. For this dream, I have been asking my parents to help me collect all kinds of books, models and toys related to fighting. I can say that I have whatever I want, but I lack the iron spirit of a boy. I usually cry when I encounter a little setback. If I don't do well in the English exam, I will give up on myself. So the gap between me and Paul is too big. Reading this book again today has strengthened my idea: I want to be strong, I want to be confident, be a man, bleed without tears, have ambition and not be afraid of death, and work hard to make life shine!

Reflections on the fifth chapter of How Steel was Tempered

On the summer vacation, I read a book called How Steel was Tempered, and I couldn't be calm for a long time.

The protagonist of the book How Steel is Tempered is Paul. Kochakin, after being kicked out of school by teachers and priests, became friends with tonia in an accidental meeting. He fled his hometown, joined the Red Army and became a strong soldier. The physical condition deteriorated, the right leg was disabled, the spinal cord injury became more and more serious, and finally he was paralyzed. He didn't feel depressed and began a difficult writing career.

Life can be said to be a tortuous road. In the journey of life, you will encounter many difficulties, and you will face the blow of failure and the pain of not being understood. However, all this is short-lived. After breaking through obstacles and overcoming difficulties, looking back at the road we have traveled, we will find that it is the flame that sharpens life. How many heroes and great men are trained in the burning flame, just as people often say: the sword front comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold. Compared with Paul, the difficulties we encounter in our study and life are really insignificant. What reason do we have to sigh and shrink back?

It's like Sun Kang can't read at night, because he has no money to buy lamp oil, so he can only go to bed early. He felt it a pity to let time pass in vain. One night in the middle of the night, he woke up from his sleep, turned his head out of the window and found a ray of light in the window. It turned out to be a reflection of heavy snow, which can be used for reading. So he was so tired that he immediately got dressed, took out his book and went outside. The snow reflected on the wide earth is much brighter than that in the room, but it is actually very clear. So, regardless of the cold, Sun Kang immediately read a book. His hands and feet were frozen. He got up and ran, rubbing his fingers at the same time. From then on, every snowy night, he never missed this good opportunity and studied tirelessly. It is his spirit of studying hard that makes his knowledge advance by leaps and bounds and become a knowledgeable person.

The country needs talented people with profound knowledge, strong will and decisive innovation. Therefore, we have no choice but to cross the frustrations of knowledge and go forward bravely!