Paul-The greatest achievement of the novel How Steel was Tempered is the successful creation of a typical image of a new communist named Paul Kochakin, who was trained by the Bolshevik Party and tempered in a revolutionary bonfire and a difficult environment. He wrote a magnificent poem for the party and the people with his class stand of distinguishing love from hatred, lofty moral outlook, high revolutionary passion, magical vitality and iron will. Paul is a self-conscious and selfless revolutionary fighter. He always puts the interests of the party and the motherland first. In the war years of blood and fire, Paul and his brothers galloped on the battlefield together, tried to defend the Soviet regime, fought bloody battles with foreign armed interveners and the white bandit troops, and showed the spirit of being willing to sacrifice for the revolutionary cause. In those difficult years of healing the wounds of war and restoring the national economy, he devoted himself to peaceful labor with all his enthusiasm. Although he used to be an iron horse with blood, he didn't take credit and didn't consider personal fame and fortune. He just wants to do more for the party and the people. The party asked him to build the railway, and he went; The party asked him to be a league cadre, and he went, and he gave his life to do it. He can even sacrifice love for the revolution. He loved Ada, but influenced by the gadfly, he wanted to "devote himself completely to the revolutionary cause", so he left without saying goodbye in the form of gadfly. After paralysis and blindness, all he needs in life is to continue working for the party. As he said, "all my life and energy have been dedicated to the most magnificent cause in the world-the struggle for the liberation of mankind!" " "Paul is a staunch revolutionary fighter, who has withstood the severe test in all aspects of life. He would rather die than surrender in the face of the enemy's torture; On the battlefield of bullets, he went forward bravely; In the struggle against diseases that devoured life, he discouraged death many times and created a miracle of "coming back to life". In particular, he struggled to climb the palace of art from the time of his death, showing the highest realm that a revolutionary soldier's iron will can reach. Paul is also a hero who sees greatness from the ordinary. There is nothing earth-shattering in his resume. He always starts with the most common things. Faced with the heavy blow of the disease, he also had the idea of suicide. It was in his heroic passion to fight the disease that he contained the danger of "Left" infantilism. Paul finally realized that his behavior of not caring for his body could not be called heroic behavior, but willfulness and irresponsibility. Therefore, Paul is great and ordinary. He is an iron warrior who gradually matured in the fire of revolution. He is a true and affectionate role model. Paul's personality: tenacious, persistent, hardworking, enterprising, brave, dedicated, tolerant and honest. Paul's spirit: the spirit of self-sacrifice, tenacious will, unshakable faith and love of reading. Paul is also a typical autobiographical image based on the author himself. The author describes Paul according to his own life experience and real feelings. So Paul's touching story is not an artistic fiction, but basically a true story, which is more touching because it is true. However, the author opposes to regard this novel as the author's autobiography completely, because "this is a novel, not a biography". He concentrated the thoughts and personality characteristics of many similar figures in his contemporaries on Paul in a typical way. He said: "In this book, I am not writing about Paul Kochakin alone, but about millions of men and women who are searching for gold and fighting for their own happiness! "Paul's image is both autobiographical and sketchy. He is the most brilliant and typical representative of the socialist young generation. Paul's first love, tonia, is the daughter of a forestry official. She is pure, kind and beautiful. She once introduced the novel The Gadfly to Paul. The book inspired his thoughts. She met Paul Kochakin by chance. Because of his stubbornness and enthusiasm, she unconsciously likes and loves him. However, due to the class background, she did not participate in the great struggle to defend the Soviet regime like many young people at that time. Zhu-* * *, a strong Red Army soldier, is brave and witty, and is good at leading and organizing the masses. He united the broad masses of workers well in the revolutionary struggle and educated countless young people. Paul grew up under his education and training. Aerjiaom-he is Paul's brother, a train driver, a locksmith, and the chairman of the municipal Soviet Union. He has the noble qualities of the working class and fought tirelessly with the enemy. He is Zhu's best assistant. Linda, an excellent clerk, is the real love of Paul. She is beautiful and witty, dressed simply and capable, and her heart is kind and firm. She loves her work, is good at making suggestions, can actively respond to emergencies, and does not let personal feelings affect the overall situation of her work. She has a clear love and hate, loves the communism she believes in, and has the same interests with Paul.