After reading a work carefully, there must be a lot of feelings in everyone's heart. You might as well sit down and write your reading notes. Are you at a loss about reading notes now? The following are my reading notes on How Steel was Tempered. I welcome your reference and hope it will help you. Reading Notes on How Steel is Tempered 1

The most precious thing in life is life, and life is only once for us. A person's life should be spent in this way: when he looks back on the past, he will not regret wasting his time, nor will he be ashamed of doing nothing.

Paul, a child of a poor family, was forced to drop out of school, worked as a worker in a power plant, and got to know tonia. Paul was deeply attracted by tonia, and tonia also liked him. Zhu Helai is very friendly. He taught Paul English boxing and cultivated Paul's simple revolutionary enthusiasm. Once, Paul himself was put in prison for saving Zhu Helai, and then the stupid enemy quickly misplaced him. At a meeting, Paul and tonia disagreed, and the two split up. Paul fell in love with Rita for the second time, really fell in love with Daya for the third time, and married her. Soon, Paul went blind and continued to live with the support of his mother and wife.

after reading this book, I understand that everyone should have tenacious perseverance, set lofty ideals, cultivate excellent quality, understand the meaning of life in the right goal and realize the value of life. We should study hard, grow constantly in life, learn to be strong in suffering, and meet setbacks and beauty with tenacious perseverance! Paul's image is always so tall, just like a lighthouse, illuminating my life, helping me clear the fog and guiding me to keep moving forward. Therefore, I also want to study hard, work hard, realize the value of life, understand the meaning of life, and hold the fate by the throat.

In life, the road will not be smooth sailing. Every road will be full of thorns, and we will get hurt every time we cross the bumps. We must be strong, fall down and get up again, and only those who are not afraid of losing can pick the sweetest fruits. We can't get lost in this sea of people, we should look for the truth and explore. The road is long, and I will go up and down.

Only when a person sets lofty ideals, cultivates excellent quality and has persistent pursuit, can he not be dragged down by life and overwhelmed by misfortune in the right life goal. Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 2

This summer vacation, I was lucky enough to read ostrovsky's book How Steel was Tempered. Let me have a hearty spiritual meal. It has become one of my favorite extracurricular readings.

In this famous book, many characters with different personalities have been created, and I like nothing more than the hero of the novel-Paul Kochagin.

The author once said that the best thing in life is that when a person is no longer alive, he can continue to serve the people with everything he has created. How should people live to be meaningful? Paul Kochagin gave a perfect answer with his own practical actions. In our daily life, there are many disabled people around us, but how many people have "stood up" again with their strong will? However, Paul Kochagin, who was disabled because of misfortune, overcame it with his tenacious perseverance, though his physical mobility was inconvenient. After his disability, he did not lose heart, studied harder, worked hard and started literary creation. But once again, misfortune befell him, and blindness is undoubtedly another blow to him who has been paralyzed!

However, he resolutely picked up a pen, groped and insisted on writing. Every word he wrote required hard work that ordinary people simply could not imagine. He finally succeeded in writing the first chapters of the novel Born in a Hard Storm. By the time I read this, my heart had already been deeply shocked, and the determined face of Paul Kochagin seemed to be in front of my eyes. An ordinary soldier like Paul Kochagin has such a strong will of steel. What is the power that inspires him? I think it is the greatest and most magnificent cause of * * * that calls him to create miracles again and again! This is the driving force for his tenacious struggle against the disease.

Borkochagin, such a respectable * * * fighter, you set an example for me. The book How Steel was Tempered has benefited me a lot. I will put it on the bedside and draw more spiritual strength from it. Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 3

How Steel was Tempered tells the story of a naughty boy, Paul, who went from a child laborer in a boiler room to a member of the Youth League who experienced many battles and was not afraid of difficulties, and was deeply loved by Zhu Helai. Paul's life has many ups and downs, but it doesn't mean that his life is boring. He liked tonia, the daughter of the forestry official, since he was a naughty boy. But in order to fight with Zhu Helai, he had to say goodbye to tonia, only to find that tonia had just married a man in an incident. Later, he survived three times. Finally, he became blind, but his feelings with Galia changed greatly and he wrote a novella "Born of the Storm". What I admire about Paul is his courage, from not moaning after injury to speaking on stage, all of which I admire and envy.

The book How Steel was Tempered written by ostrovsky of the Soviet Union is really good. Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 4

Gorky said: "Books are the ladder of human progress". I finished reading How Steel was Tempered today and was deeply moved by this book.

The hero of this book is pavel korchagin, a brave little boy who was born in a worker's family in Baukeland. During his decades of struggle, he kept on practicing and finally became an excellent proletarian revolutionary fighter. Suffering from his illness, he was discouraged, abandoned and helpless, but with his firm belief and pursuit of the party and infinite enthusiasm for the revolutionary cause, he put down the gun that was about to pull the trigger and resolutely devoted himself to the creation of the famous book Born of the Storm.

I haven't experienced the freezing of the railway, the bullets on the battlefield, and the indiscriminate bombing of physical illness ... but I can still touch the light and heat emitted by his spirit of being physically disabled and determined!

Paul once thought about suicide, thinking that ending his life was the best way out, but his inner voice told him that he couldn't die, and he still had unfinished "tasks". So, he picked up a pen, picked up a new weapon, rejoined the army and started a new battle course.

I am much luckier than Paul. I was born in peacetime. No disability, no wars, no family separation. But I don't have the iron spirit of perseverance and perseverance like Paul. It is precisely because I lack these spirits that I have to learn from him and bow to him! Learn more from How Steel was Tempered. Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 5

Before, I had a big shortcoming-I lacked perseverance and often gave up halfway. For example, when I first learned English, I thought it was quite fun, but later, I thought it became boring and boring, and it gradually became boring. Seeing that I treat my study like a kitten fishing, my uncle introduced the book How Steel was Tempered to me.

I finished reading this book at one sitting. Paul Kochakin, the hero of the book, has experienced various tests such as the baptism of war, the hardships on the construction site and the pain in the hospital bed. With strong will and amazing perseverance, he overcame difficulties and refined himself into a piece of "steel".

after reading the book, every bit of it always comes to my mind. I want to thank Paul Kochakin, who made me understand the true meaning of how steel is tempered, and inspired me to make progress and climb the peak of learning. Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 6

This novel is a true portrayal of ostrovsky, and his life is all kinds of hardships that Paul experienced. We should learn from him, live a strong life and constantly create value for our life.

"A person's life should be spent like this: when he looks back on the past, he will not regret wasting his time, nor will he be ashamed of being mediocre." Use our strength to achieve the value of this life! Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 7

How Steel was Tempered This is a textbook of life. Through the growth path of the protagonist pavel korchagin and his life experience, I gradually understand many life truths. How Steel was Tempered doesn't need to be put forward deliberately, but it is shown from all kinds of big and small things bit by bit. It is important to understand it with your heart.

At first, the teacher said that I would read this book, and I simply lost confidence. When will I finish reading such a big book? But I still have to finish my homework. I opened this book, and I was supposed to deal with it, but I slowly got into it ...

At first, Father Vasily insulted and punished little Paul unreasonably because he sprinkled cigarette powder in the dough, and little Paul was kicked out of school. I was a little angry, and I also appreciated little Paul's resistance to the wicked. Reading Notes on How Steel was Tempered 8

How Steel was Tempered was written by ostrovsky. He was born in a poor worker's family in the former Soviet Union and dropped out of school. Started working as a child laborer at the age of 11. In 1924, he was paralyzed and blind. In 193, he used his combat experience as the material, and began to write the novel How Steel was Tempered with tenacious will. On December 22, 1936, ostrovsky died in Moscow due to the recurrence of his old illness, and he and Paul he created. However, the image of Kochakin remains in the minds of future generations forever.

This novel describes the relationship between Paul and his gay mother, friend and wife, and shows his understanding of the revolution, his work attitude, outlook on life and love. As a teenager, Paul established a relationship with Dongeya. Dongeya was attracted by his tenacity and bravery, fell in love with the worker's son, and took risks to save him. Their feelings are sincere and beautiful. Paul took part in the rapid improvement of revolutionary ideology. He tried to help Dongeya get rid of the shackles of the exploiting class ideology and mobilized her to join the League and participate in the revolution together, but Dongeya didn't listen. Paul broke up with Dongqiya when he realized that she was not "one of our own" and could not love working class. On the road construction site, the two met again. Dongeya was dressed very rich, but Paul was dressed in rags. Paul said to her: My life is quite good, but you are worse than I thought. What Paul really loves is Rita, but he is afraid that love will get in the way of work and avoid it. Later they met and felt sorry for each other, but they didn't regret it.

how steel is tempered doesn't make Paul a perfect man. Even at the end of the novel, he had his moments of weakness. Paul felt that if his works were unconditionally rejected, it would be his demise, and then he would no longer live, and it would be meaningless to live.

This novel describes in an epic way the huge scroll of Soviet revolutionary life from the October revolutionary storm to the economic recovery after the civil war until the end of the 192s, and through the story of Paulkochakin's growth from an ordinary worker to a proletarian revolutionary hero, it reflects the profound theme that only in the fire of revolutionary struggle can everything be turned into steel. As the author said: Steel was tempered by raging fire and sudden cooling ... Our generation was also tempered by struggle and hard test. They were tempered by the fire, not reduced to ashes, but refined into steel, which was more indestructible.

I must persevere in whatever I do after reading, so that I can do my best. How should I make my life more meaningful? Standing in the soft moonlight, I thought about this question repeatedly. Turning over the yellow book-"How Steel was Tempered", it seems that the familiar figure appeared again in the distance, the respectable * * * proletarian fighter-pavel korchagin.

Paul, the hero of How Steel was Tempered, dropped out of school when he was a child, worked as an apprentice and a worker when he was young, and later joined the Red Army. He was injured in the front line because of the anti-Japanese war, but he was still in full swing in socialist construction. After some efforts, he became a * * * youth league cadre. Finally, although he was blind and paralyzed, he still fought with his own pen, which lasted for several years and finally wrote Children Born in the Storm.

as I read, Paul's determined face seemed to emerge before my eyes. When I read that he was hit by a bullet from a Polish white bandit and fell heavily to the ground, I couldn't help worrying about him: how could he survive such a serious injury? Even if alive, it is absolutely impossible to struggle again on the battlefield and post. However, with amazing perseverance, in a month's time, he threw away his crutches, mounted his horse again, and took the lead at the front. Paul changed his destiny with his strong perseverance! He used his own actions to prove that strong perseverance can change fate! Later, he was plagued by illness, blind and paralyzed. However, strong, he once again explained with perseverance: I will not bow to fate!

At this moment, I can't help thinking of people who don't bow to fate: Beethoven, a great German composer, who wrote the world-famous Heroic Symphony in the second half of his life when he was deaf; Helen Keller, a great American educator, had learned 12 foreign languages when she was blind. Zhang Haidi, the chairman of the China Disabled Persons' Federation, was paralyzed from the chest down, but published a novel with a length of 1 million words ... Is it because fate is unfair to them and imposes physical disability on them? Yes, that's right, fate is unfair to them, but they don't feel inferior because of their own shortcomings. Instead, they look at life optimistically with their extraordinary perseverance, hold the fate by the throat, and don't bow to it, and write a hymn of life! Compared with these big shots, I'm far behind. I'm scared to death of getting an injection when I see a doctor, let alone carrying a steel gun on my back and going to the front like Paul. It seems that it is really not easy to have strong perseverance!

The soft moonlight sprinkled on the yellow book again. After reading How Steel was Tempered, I suddenly realized that real gold was forged by fire, and the forged real gold was actually as tenacious as steel! Thinking of this, I can't help but be suddenly enlightened and full of thoughts ...

Why do people live? This is a classic question of philosophy. Why?

after reading the book how steel was tempered, I felt quite well. I saw the story that Paul and a large number of advanced revolutionary youths in the Soviet Union showed themselves in the revolution under the excellent leadership of the Bolshevik Party and turned them into steel.

There is a saying in this book, "There is only one thing that can save a man from suffering, and that is to feel that the people need him and know that his survival is not useless". Yes, if a person has lofty ideals and pursuits, he can understand and love life. Each of us is like an unrefined ore, and the setbacks and difficulties in life are like a melting pot. To be pure gold