Ask how steel is tempered, camel Xiangzi's reading notes, about 1500 words, thank you.

Reading notes on how steel is tempered.

Classics are classics. In the 2 1 century, when the left-wing red literature is no longer popular and the revolutionary theme has been replaced by fantasy literature, I am afraid this is the only red novel that can really be called a classic and can influence the younger generation. Paul's image is still full of vitality today, which proves this.

How Steel was Tempered created the image of Pavel Colta King, a hero who grew up in the storm of Russian revolution. Paul satisfied the sadness of the world at an early age and witnessed the hardships of the people at the bottom of the decadent old society. After he was expelled from school by his strict father Vasily, he was forced to work in the station canteen under the pressure of life. There, he witnessed the ugly face of waiters, the inequality of decadent society and the tragic situation of working people, which made him sprout the desire to break the darkness of bourgeois society. When he was a teenager, Paul was an unruly and aggressive boy, but his heart was upright and strong. He had made many bold moves, even stepped forward to rescue Zhu, a sailor who took part in the revolution, and was almost shot. When storm warning was revolutionized, he joined the Red Army and Bujoni's cavalry brigade without hesitation to fight against Polish invaders.

Paul took part in countless cruel battles. He was wounded in the right eye by shrapnel in a battle and almost died. But he survived with tenacious will. After leaving the battlefield, he joined the provincial revolutionary Committee and fought for liberation. He joined and quit the "workers' opposition" one after another, and still repaired the railway at the construction site despite his leg illness, and eventually he was paralyzed from overwork. But he is not willing to be defeated by fate. He picked up a pen as a spear in his hospital bed and began to write. It took him several months, but the manuscript that condensed his countless efforts was lost in the mail, which was a disaster for Paul in the hospital bed. But he didn't give up. After another long writing, an immortal novel named "The Son of the Storm" was born, praising Kotovschi's heroic cavalry division. Paul took up new weapons, joined the new battle ranks and started his new life.

Classics are often read and always new. The first time I read about Paul's strength, the second time I read about the bravery of Red Army soldiers. This time, I read many new feelings.

I don't want to comment on the political struggle between Bolsheviks and Trotskyites, but I admire Paul's spirit. Paul is different from the perfect hero image of 007 in the current revolutionary movies. He is a real hero. His personality is not perfect, he is indifferent to others, he can't listen to gossip and is impulsive. His inner world is rich. He has Zhang Fei's recklessness in drinking Dangyang Bridge and his own love and friendship, but he gave up everything for the revolution.

He abandoned his love first. His girlfriend Tonya, whom he knew since childhood, used to be extremely important in Paul's mind. But when Tonya's values clashed with his own party and he was unable to mediate, he had no choice but to let go of his love and join the cause of the liberation of all mankind without hesitation. "Life is precious, and the price of love is higher. If you are free, you can throw both. " It was painful for Paul to make such a choice, but he put it down in order to save more people.

Paul's heart is arrogant and unruly, but at work, in the face of external attacks, he didn't do it when it was time to do it, as in the old days, but chose patience and let go of impatience. He was repeatedly laughed at by others when he was repairing railways and practicing with leg disease, but he didn't choose to fight back and argue. He endured everything silently, just to prove himself with actions. In the revolutionary ranks, Paul chose to restrain his personality and integrate into the collective, which is a wise move.

The most admirable thing about Paul is his strength and optimism. When he was injured and dying in the hospital, he never uttered a moan, whether it was the pain of surgery or dressing change. Even when he lost consciousness in pain, he never complained. Even when he was blind in his right eye, he could tease himself: "The blindness in his left eye is even worse. How can I shoot?" This strength comes from a deep love for life.

Paul, a person I can't forget.

Notes on Xiangzi Camel

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