1. The most precious thing for a person is life. Life is only once for a person. Therefore, a person's life should be spent like this: when a person looks back on the past, he will not regret for wasting his life, nor will he regret it. Don't be ashamed of your inaction; in this way, when he is dying, he can say that I dedicated my whole life and all my energy to the most precious cause in life - fighting for the liberation of mankind. We must live in a hurry because even a sudden illness or accident can end our lives.

2. The death of the leader did not cause the party’s ranks to disperse. Just like a big tree, its roots are deeply rooted into the soil. Even if the top of the tree is cut off, it will never wither.

3. Put away the gun and don’t tell anyone. Even if life is unbearable, you have to persevere. Only then can such a life become valuable.

4. Thousands of people form a powerful transformer, forming an inexhaustible driving force.

5. There is no need to hold a mass meeting. No one here needs propaganda and encouragement. Tokarev, you are very accurate. They are indeed priceless. This is how steel is made! "Zhu Helai said.

6. Steel is made by burning in fire and being highly cooled, so it is very strong. Our generation has also been tempered through struggle and hard tests. , and learned to never be discouraged in life

7. Any fool can end himself at any time! This is the most cowardly and easiest way out.

8. We must seize the time and live quickly, because an inexplicable disease or an unexpected tragic event will interrupt life?

9. Our country is reviving and becoming stronger, living in this world. There is a lot to be done. ?

10. People should control their habits, but never let their habits control people.

"How the Steel Was Tempered" is written by the former Soviet writer Nikolai O. A novel written by Strovsky, written in 1933.

The novel tells people that a person can only survive the hardships of the revolution by describing the growth path of Paul Korchagin. Defeat the enemy and defeat yourself. Only when you link your pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people can you create miracles and grow into a steel warrior.

Era background: the late 1920s. In the early 1930s, with the end of the New Economic Policy and the establishment of Stalin's political and economic system, the literary and art circles also required the establishment of a highly centralized and unified situation. The country during the Stalin period used the idea of ????"unification" to educate young people, paying special attention to the cultivation of literature and art. The important role of the communist moral character of young people is that Stalin required literary works to "pursue direct propaganda purposes". The purpose of writing many works is to instill "communist ideals" in young people.

The official emphasizes the task of literature to "transform and educate the working people with the socialist spirit." The most direct way for literature and art to fulfill this educational function is to create heroic figures who embody the socialist spirit and communist ideals. For a period of time, the theme of Soviet literature was to praise socialist transformation and construction, to praise the party and leaders, and to create a glorious image of the new Soviet people.

The task of Soviet literature was to create a country based on communist ideology. A character who absolutely believed in communism and portrayed him as real and credible, Ostrovsky responded to the official call and began to write "Steel". Paul's simple class feelings, fanatical dedication, and passion for communism. The beautiful vision of communism and absolute obedience to the leader are exactly what Stalin needs to implement his line?

Personal background: In early 1927, the 22-year-old Ostrovsky was paralyzed and bedridden. , blind. While fighting the disease, Ostrovsky decided to use literary works to show the current situation and personal life experience. He wrote an article about the growth and heroism of the Kotov Cavalry Brigade.

But he wrote the novel and asked his wife to send it to his comrades in the Kotov Cavalry Brigade in Odessa to ask for their opinions. The comrades commented enthusiastically on the novel. But the manuscript was lost by the post office on the way back. But this did not frustrate him. While attending the Sverdlov Communist Correspondence University, he began to conceive of "How Steel Was Tempered". He endured the pain of illness and completed this book in three years on his sickbed. The story is based on his personal experience.