A summary of how steel is made

Story synopsis of "How Steel Was Tempered"

Written by N. Ostrovsky of the former Soviet Union

In 1930, young Paul? Korchagin underwent his fourth operation in the hospital to remove the shrapnel embedded in his heart during the war. The doctor clearly told him that even if the operation was successful, it would be completely impossible to work again, and blindness and paralysis would be waiting for him...

The past flowed through Paul's heart like a tide, arousing his concern for life and Attachment to loved ones.

Fifteen years ago, Paul was only 16 years old. The mother works as a cook at Mayor Lisinski's house, and the elder brother Artem is a straightforward railway worker. The shadow of poverty and hunger always hangs over the family. In order to have fun, Lisinski's son Victor asked Paul to jump from the bridge into the river for 3 coins. In order to get the coin to support his family, Paul jumped off the bridge regardless of the risk of his life. But when he found Victor and asked for the money, he was framed by Victor as a gangster who stole the money. Paul couldn't bear it anymore and beat Victor severely. Tonya, the daughter of the town doctor Tumanov, saw this and felt very sorry for Paul. The Germans occupied Shepetovka, and Lisinsky led the people in the town to welcome the German troops into the city. Paul, who was working as an apprentice in the bakery, sprinkled tobacco powder into the bread presented to the Germans by the mayor. The Germans made a fool of themselves and Paul was whipped. Tonya took the place of her father and went to Paul's house to apply medicine to him. She developed a liking for this wild and brave young man, but Paul, who was stubborn by nature, refused to talk to her.

Lisinski held a grand dance at home to entertain German Colonel Claire. Paul stole the colonel's pistol unprepared and hid it in an abandoned brick kiln, but was accidentally discovered by Tonya. Dongya was worried that Paul would suffer a greater disaster as a result, so she followed Paul to the brick kiln. After Paul left, she secretly took out the pistol and hid it in her home.

Paul went to work as a waiter in a hotel run by his boss Prohol, and witnessed with his own eyes the boss exploiting female workers and handing them over to German soldiers for rape. Paul beats Prokhor and saves Frosya, a female worker who was about to commit suicide by throwing herself into the river.

The guerrillas sent Zhukhlai to Shepetovka and led the railway workers to sabotage the German ammunition transportation. This tall and burly sailor often interacted with Artem and became good friends with Paul. Zhuhelai taught Paul boxing and fighting, and often explained the principles of revolution to Paul. Under his arrangement, Paul went to the railway locomotive factory to become an electrician.

In Tonya’s inner world, Paul is a mystery. His appearance made her surprisingly see another life. She told her father about her love for Paul. Dr. Tumanov did not stop his daughter's choice, but the mother already had a well-matched son-in-law in mind. Paul's appearance made her very worried.

In the face of Dongya's enthusiasm, Paul gradually let go of his original reserve and began to fall in love with this beautiful and generous girl. He told Dongnia all his secrets without reservation. , and also took her among the workers and introduced her to her friends. His good friend Seryosha was very disapproving of Tonya.

The Germans withdrew. Before the people in the small town had time to be happy, the Petliura gangsters came back like a whirlwind. They burned, killed, looted and committed all kinds of crimes, and Lisinski and his gang colluded with these gangsters. Zhuhelai was arrested and happened to meet Paul on the way to escort. Paul bravely injured the escorting gangster and rescued Zhuhelai. But this incident was reported by Victor, and Paul was caught and tortured in prison.

Petliura wanted to personally inspect his troops, and the infantry commander asked people to check the prison. Paul cleverly escaped from the gangsters and escaped. Tonya enthusiastically protected him and let him stay in her home to recuperate, but Paul was unwilling to hide like this. He told Tonya that he was leaving his hometown to join the Red Army. On the eve of their separation, the lovers expressed their love for each other and their determination not to let each other down.

Paul found the Red Army Cavalry Regiment. He wanted to be a cavalryman, but was assigned by the regiment commander to be the propaganda vehicle commander-the assistant of the instructor Lida, which made him very unhappy. Lida is a shrewd and capable woman with high political accomplishment and cultural level. Paul learned a lot of knowledge from her.

During a reconnaissance mission, Paul's firmness, calmness and stubborn character left a deep impression on Lida, which made her look at the new world warrior around her who didn't like to answer women with admiration.

Before the arrival of the Red Army, the brutal bandit leader Gurobo hunted down underground party members in the town. Zhuhelai’s organization failed to rob the prison. Dongya’s father, Dr. Tumanov, attempted to assassinate and was shot dead by Gurobo. Seryosha's sister Varya secretly sent information to the guerrillas and was hanged by Gurobo in public in the square. Angry and angry, Gurobot forced Tonya and her daughter to stand in the stands and watch the entire hanging process. Tonya fainted on the spot.

All this was seen by Paul, who was on a reconnaissance mission and blended into the crowd.

The Red Army liberated Paul's hometown, but Tonya, who was in a daze, got on a carriage with another man and left the city under the careful arrangement of her mother. Paul watched Tonya leave, feeling very sad.

Paul followed the army and left his hometown of Shepetovka. His good friend Seryosha joined the Red Army, which made Paul's heavy heart because of Tonya gradually brighten.

Qiu Zhanin, the political commissar of the cavalry regiment, is a selfish and insidious person. He often pesters Lida. Once, when he drunkenly broke into Lida's tent and forcibly molested her, Paul found him and beat her severely. Lida was very grateful to Paul, and then she also fell in love with Paul. The next day, the regiment leader asked about the beating in front of the queue, but was blocked by all the soldiers. Qiu Zhanin was transferred and Lida became the political commissar of the regiment.

The enemy is about to collapse across the board, and the superiors require the cavalry regiment to cooperate in the cross-river battle. The regiment leader planned to mobilize two battalions of soldiers to pretend to be the main force in a frontal attack to divert the enemy's firepower. Paul and Seryosha were among them. Lida knew that all the soldiers sent out would be sacrificed, and strongly demanded to go with them. On the eve of the fierce battle, Lida took Paul to the birch forest. She could not restrain her youthful impulse and kissed Paul for the first time.

The battle was fierce, and Paul performed very bravely. Unfortunately, he was hit by an enemy bullet and his life was in danger. Just when the doctor was about to issue a death notice, he miraculously came back to life.

The nurse who took care of him was Frosya, the hotel maid who was saved by him. In his coma, Paul mistook Frosya for Leda and kept calling her name. Frosya restrained her beautiful feelings for Paul, consciously acted as "Leda" and lost her blood to Paul. On the day when Paul removed the gauze from his eyes, what he saw was a letter left by Frosya. She told Paul that she had left the hospital and joined the Red Army.

After Paul was discharged from the hospital, he couldn't wait to find Lida's apartment. To his surprise, he saw Lida hugging each other affectionately with a young man also named "Ustinovich" . Paul misunderstood that Leda already had a husband. He turned and left Leda's home without saying anything.

Paul walked irritably on the street and saw Zhukhlai's name on the Soviet action notice posted on the street. He approached Zhukhlai and asked for a job. Zhukhlai was overjoyed and immediately arranged for him to become a member of the Special Action Committee (Cheka).

After several days of tense meetings, Paul learned that the new Soviet regime was currently facing serious counter-revolutionary subversion. To uncover an operation plan to plot an explosion, Paul and several "Cheka" members disguised themselves as electricians and entered a special train belonging to the Polish envoy. During the search, Paul accidentally met Victor's sister Nelia, who is now a graceful and gorgeous lady. When she recognized this "cook's son", she was surprised that he was still so shabby after seizing power. Paul asked her about Victor's whereabouts, causing Nelia to panic.

Paul was ordered to go to the prison to interrogate the prisoners, and he found Victor among the prisoners who were about to be shot. This shocked Paul. Sure enough, the "representative" who pretended to get on the special train was Victor. After all, he and Paul chose two completely opposite paths in life. A fierce snowstorm swept across the land of Ukraine. Due to the destruction by the remaining bandits, railway transportation was paralyzed for a time, and a large amount of wood was piled up in the mountains and could not be transported out. The people in Kiev did not have firewood for heating, and many elderly people and children lost their lives due to the severe cold.

Zhuhlai held an emergency meeting of the municipal committee and decided to send a 300-member youth road construction team to Boyarka to build a narrow-gauge railway and transport the wood to Kiev. Paul signed up for the road construction team without hesitation.

The road construction team members set off. The conditions in Boyakal are worse than one might imagine. Poor accommodation, food shortages, no follow-up reinforcements, constant harassment by bandits, and the spread of typhoid fever caused many people to waver and retreat. The shrapnel left in his body during the war made Paul's body increasingly weak, but he always persisted. Just before the railway was about to be completed, he suffered from severe typhoid fever and finally couldn't hold on and collapsed.

People carried the seriously ill Paul onto the train and notified the oil line for protection and care. Unexpectedly, on the way, a young man with chestnut hair who also died of typhoid got off the train and was mistaken for Paul Switchboard. When the news spread, everyone was very sad, especially Lida and Zhuhelai.

Paul's tenacious vitality enabled him to defeat the entanglement of death, but the shrapnel in his heart may always be life-threatening. At his request, the organization let him work as a manager in the factory warehouse. He discovered that someone was taking advantage of his power to join forces with a theft group to steal and sell state property in the warehouse. Paul persisted in the pursuit regardless of the danger, but was plotted by the gangsters.

Anna, a beautiful and lively female reporter of the "National Youth League News", fell in love with Paul and boldly confessed her love many times, but Paul always missed Lida. Anna got angry and married Paul's comrade Dubava. But Du Bava was drunk, lax, and very jealous. Paul's persuasion was ineffective and he was very worried about him.

After the war, everything was booming in Kiev, and Paul became the chairman of the city’s Committee to Eliminate Street Children. Facing these naughty little wanderers, Paul felt it was more difficult than dealing with the enemy on the battlefield. During this period, Paul found Tokarev, his most respected state party secretary, and asked this old party member in 1903 to be his introduction to the party.

Paul was elected as a delegate to the All-Russian Communist Youth League Congress and went to Moscow, where he unexpectedly met Lida at the meeting. Unable to hold back his excitement, he finally revealed his true feelings to Lida. Unexpectedly, Lida told him that she was already the mother of a 3-year-old girl. Paul suppressed the pain in his heart and said goodbye to Lida calmly. He told Lida that he would speak at the conference tomorrow and hoped that Lida would come to listen.

Paul's speech was very popular, but Lida did not attend the meeting on time. This disappointed Paul. When the meeting ended, two people from the security department came to him. From their mouths, Paul learned that Lida had been arrested by the security department a few hours ago.

Paul found Halevi, who worked in the central "Cheka", and excitedly defended Lida. Halevy advised Paul not to act impulsively. The situation is complicated now, so this may not help Lida. He asked Paul to leave Moscow early.

Paul returned to Kiev, but received news of Tokarev's death. This made him extremely sad.

Paul received a notice from the organization, asking him to suspend work and go to the Black Sea to recuperate. As he walked along the beach, his mood was as restless as the sea. At this time, he received the diary sent to him by Lida's envoy. Paul began writing the novel "How Steel Was Tempered".

Paul was unwilling to stay in a nursing home and receive care. He was eager to return to work. But the results of the expert consultation shocked him: his legs would soon be paralyzed, his eyes would soon go blind, and his life could last for at most half a year... Just when he was desperate, he learned that the novel manuscript had been lost by the post office. . This unexpected heavy blow brought Paul to the point of collapse and he was completely blind.

Paul came to the beach with the pistol given to him by Zhuhelai, hoping to end his young life. But the past flashed through his mind like lightning, and his fallen comrades seemed to be laughing at his cowardice. Paul finally gave up the idea of ??committing suicide. Unwilling to spend any more time in the sanatorium, he returned to his hometown Shepetovka.

My elder brother Artem has already married, but his mother passed away a month ago. When Paul came to his mother's grave, he couldn't help but burst into tears and cried bitterly when he thought of his mother's hard life.

When he came to the wooden bridge, he unexpectedly saw Tonya. The two of them stood in the sunset, as if they were teenagers again.

Tonya encouraged Paul to finish the book. She believed that as long as he wanted to do something, he would definitely do it because his will was as strong as steel.

Daya suddenly arrived from Moscow, and her appearance brought light to Paul who was trapped in darkness. She understood Paul's legendary but ordinary life and was full of admiration and reverence for Paul. She encouraged Paul to write from scratch and expressed her sincere love to Paul. She quit her job and devoted herself to helping Paul write his book.

When autumn arrived, Zhuhelai, whom Paul missed day and night, brought him an unexpected surprise: "How Steel Was Tempered" was finally published and was immediately welcomed by readers. Zhuhelai brought beautifully printed novels, and also hung a Red Flag Medal on Paul's chest on behalf of the country.

Paul Korchagin - this selfless and fearless young man with an iron will has become a hero in the hearts of millions of people!

List of main characters

Paul. Korchagin (nickname: Povrusha, commonly known as: Povka)

Seryozha. Bruzak - Paul's childhood friend, Red Army soldier, secretary of the Communist Youth League District Committee

Walia. Bruzak——Seryozha's sister, a member of the Communist Youth League

Lida. Ustinovich - staff member of the Political Department of the Red Army Division, member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Youth League Provincial Committee

Ivan. Zharki——Red Army soldier, secretary of the *** Youth League District Committee

Ignat. Pankratov - dock worker, secretary of the Communist Youth League of the Freight Terminal

Nikolai. Okunev——Secretary of the *** Youth League of the locomotive depot, Secretary of the *** Youth League District Committee

Fyodor. Zhu Helai——Sailor, underground worker of the Party, Chairman of the Provincial Anti-Revolutionary Committee, Deputy Minister of Military Region Special Service Department

Deputy Minister

Dolinik——Carpenter, underground worker of the Party , Chairman of the Municipal Revolutionary Committee

Akeem - Secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League of Ukraine, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League of Ukraine

Tokarev - Lao Fitter, captain of the road construction team, secretary of the district party committee

Alexander. Puzylevskiy - Commander of the Red Army

Ledeniov - Lao Bu

Exercises and answers to "How Steel Was Tempered"

1. Read the passage below and answer the questions. (4 points) (Sichuan Province)

“The most precious thing for people is life. Life is only once for us. A person’s life should be spent like this: when he looks back on the past, he will not be wasted because of it. He regrets his years and is not ashamed of his inaction - in this way, when he is dying, he can say: 'My whole life and all my energy have been dedicated to the highest and most magnificent cause in the world - to serve mankind. Struggle for liberation. '"

⑴ This exciting text, used as a motto by thousands of young people, comes from the Soviet novel "". This is the protagonist's interpretation of life in the book.

⑵ A certain school literary club decided to hold a series of activities of "reading classics and talking about feelings". One of its activities was to hold a small seminar entitled "The Value of Life" around the famous sayings of the protagonist of the novel above. Please prepare an opening statement for the presenter of the seminar. (No less than 40 words)

2. Please follow the format below and write a paragraph to introduce Paul from an angle of your choice. It is required to use at least one idiom in conjunction with other plots in the famous novel. (4 points)

3. Fragments from famous works, complete questions 7 to 9. (8 points) (Taiyuan City, 2005)

The vitality of youth prevailed. Typhoid fever failed to kill Korchagin. Paul crossed the line of death for the fourth time and returned to the world. It was only after another month that he could get up and go to the ground. Paul, who was skinny and pale, stood up with his weak legs, holding on to the wall, and wanted to walk around the room. With the support of his mother, he walked to the window and looked at the road outside the house for a long time. The small puddles formed after the snow melted were shiny. Outside the house is the early spring weather with the ice and snow melting. On the cherry tree in front of the window, a gray-breasted bird stood majestically, peeking at Paul secretly from time to time with its cunning little eyes.

"Why, did I spend the winter with you?" Paul said softly, tapping the window with his fingers. His mother glanced at him in surprise: "Who are you talking to there?" "Follow the bird...it flew away, so cunning." He smiled weakly.

⑴Add braille phonetic notation and write Chinese characters according to pinyin. (2 points)

Cunning ( ) Jingchà ( )

(2) Based on the context, tell us your understanding of the word "survive" in the underlined sentence. (2 points

⑶ Please follow the format below and write a paragraph to introduce Paul from an angle of your choice. It is required to combine other plots in the famous novel and use at least one idiom. (4 points) Paul is a

Paul is a

4. Paul Korchagin is the protagonist in the novel _________ of the former Soviet Union. His spirit has inspired thousands of readers in our country

5. Do you know the meaning of the title of "How Steel Was Tempered"?

6. What spirit can we learn from Paul in this era?

7. People put forward the new proposition "In the new era, should we be Paul or Bill?" The Paul who people compared with Bill Gates was the Soviet writer Ostrovsky. The protagonist ___________ in "____________________" was greatly influenced by __________, __________ and other figures, and after hard training, he became a communist fighter.

8. Reading of extracurricular classics (4 points. ) (Leshan City)

"How the Steel Was Tempered" is one of the famous extracurricular readings recommended by the textbook for middle school students. This novel is written by the former Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky. It took three years to write on the sick bed. After its publication, it has had a huge impact on generations of young people around the world. We believe that you must have read this novel and like the characters and stories in it. Please answer the following questions:

①The protagonist of "How Steel Was Tempered" is _________

②The protagonist gradually embarked on the road of revolution under the influence of _________. In the furnace of revolution, he started. A worker's son is trained to become a proletarian warrior.

③He embodies the most beautiful spiritual qualities of that era: the spirit of ____________, the will of ____________, and the noble quality of ____________________.

④This novel answers one of the most urgent questions that young people need to answer. This question is: ____________________?

Reference answer: 1. ⑴ "How Steel Was Tempered" by Paul Kocha ⑵ Open questions, just make sense. 2. Example: Paul is a determined person. He devoted his life to the revolutionary cause, but he was blind but never did anything in the hospital bed. He wrote the book "Born of the Storm", and he used his steely will to interpret the meaning of life. 3. ⑴xiá; Surprise (1 point for phonetic notation, 1 point for writing, 2 points for ***) ⑵ To survive or endure hardship. Endurance and support; (1 point for "difficulty", 1 point for "through" or "support", 2 points for ***) ⑶ Example: Paul is a determined person who dedicated his life to the revolution. He was blind but never inactive. He completed his book "Born of the Storm" in his hospital bed. He used his steely will to interpret the meaning of life. 4. "How Steel Was Tempered" 5 When explaining the title of this work, Ostrovsky said: "Steel is made by burning in a fire and being highly cooled, so it is very strong. We are here A generation of people has also been trained in struggles and hard tests, and has learned not to be discouraged in life." 6. Paul reflects his courage to challenge fate, and has a spirit of self-improvement and hard work. Paul's noble spirit. Revolutionary ideas, noble moral sentiments, selfless dedication, strong will to fight, optimistic attitude towards life and the spirit of clear goals in life are all examples for us to learn from.

7. "How Steel is Tempered", Paul Korchagin, Zhu Helai, Tonya 8., ① Paul Korchagin ② Zhu Helai ③ The spirit of dedication to ideals and the iron will , the noble quality of tenacious struggle.

④How should a person spend his life

1. Inspired and educated by __________, Paul understood many truths about the revolutionary working class and class struggle.

2． After Paul rescued Zhu Helai, he was betrayed by the noble's son ________ and imprisoned by the white bandits.

3. The Red Army captured the small town of Shepetovka. Paul's good friend _________ joined the army and became the secretary of the regiment district committee.

4. Paul loves to read English novels _________ and admires the protagonist’s fighting spirit.

5. "These people are priceless, that's how steel is made," _________ said when he inspected the construction site of the railway. 6. "Can't you do a better job in the government than digging soil? I thought you became a committee member or a leader like a committee member." This is what ________ said to Paul.

7. "But now, you smell like camphor" is what Paul said to ________.

8. When the railway was about to be built, the ruthless ________ and ________ finally took away Paul's combat effectiveness.

9. "How Steel Was Tempered" is an excellent literary work and a veritable ________. Paul is ________'s "good teacher and helpful friend". His ________ has profound educational significance for readers.

10. While working in a power plant, Paul met _________, an old sailor left behind by the Red Army when it retreated. It was under the education of this old sailor that he embarked on the road to revolution.

11. There were three very important women in Paul's life, his first love ________, __________ whom he met when he was the secretary of the Communist Youth League at the Railway General Factory, and his wife __________.

12． Paul was fired by the principal for __________.

13. Paul's last book was __________.

14. Paul failed in his suicide attempt at the Black Sea Sanatorium and found a new goal in life. He wanted to rely on ________ to return to the team. He sent the novel he wrote to Division Kotovsky for advice, but ________, Undeterred, he started writing again, and the novel eventually became a success.

15． "How Steel Was Tempered", through Paul's growth experience, depicts a broad social picture from the First World War, through _________

Civil War to the period of economic recovery, and is known as " Textbook of Life”.

16. People put forward a new proposition: "In the new era, should we be Paul or Bill?" Paul, who is compared with Bill Gates, is the protagonist ________ in the Soviet writer Ostrovsky's "________". He was greatly influenced by others, and after hard training, he became a communist fighter.

17. Paul devoted his life to practicing his life principle: the most precious thing for people is life, and everyone has only one life. A person's life should be spent like this: ________, ________,; when he is dying, he can say: "My whole life and all my energy have been dedicated to the most magnificent cause in the world, ________, for mankind. Struggle for liberation." This is a true portrayal of Paul's fighting life and a profound summary of his revolutionary optimism.

18. Do you know the meaning of the title "How Steel is Tempered"?

19. We live in such an era, what spirit can we draw from Paul?

20. How many literary works did Ostrovsky write in his life? What are the similarities in their themes?

21. Under what circumstances was "How Steel Was Tempered" created?

22. Is "How Steel Was Tempered" Ostrovsky's autobiography?

23. Evaluate the novel "How Steel Was Tempered" in one sentence.

24. Which story in the novel "How Steel Was Tempered" impressed you the most? Summarize it in short words.

25. Who is the character who impressed you most in the novel "How Steel Was Tempered"? What are their character traits?

1. Zhu Helai 2. Victor 3. Seryozha 4. "Gadfly" 5. Zhu Helai 6. Tonya7. Tonya

8. Typhoid fever; lobar pneumonia 9. Life textbook; inspiring people to overcome difficulties and continue revolution; lofty image and revolutionary quality 10. Zhu Helai ll． Tonya; Lida; Daya l2. When I was making up lessons at the priest's house, I sprinkled a pinch of cigarette powder on the dough for making Easter cakes at the priest's house. 13. "Born of the Storm" l4. Literary creation; manuscript lost in transit15. October Revolution 16. How steel is made; Paul Korchagin; Zhu Helai l7. When he looks back on the past, he has no regrets for wasting his years, nor is he ashamed of being inactive. 18． “Steel” is a symbol of belief, will, and perseverance. When explaining the title of this work, Ostrovsky said: “Steel is made by burning in fire and being highly cooled, so it is very strong. We This generation has also been tempered through struggles and hardships, and has learned not to lose heart in life.” 19. Paul embodies his courage to challenge destiny, his spirit of self-improvement and hard work, Paul's lofty revolutionary thoughts, noble moral sentiments, selfless dedication, strong will to fight, optimistic attitude towards life and clear life attitude. Goals are examples for us to learn from. 20. "How Steel Was Tempered", "Born of the Storm", etc.; the themes of these works are based on the background of civil war, praising the heroes who grew up in the proletarian cause. twenty one. It was created after the author was paralyzed and blind. twenty two. This book is an artistic creation based on the writer's own life experience and true feelings, so it has an obvious autobiographical nature. However, this novel cannot be regarded as the author's autobiography because: the author's creative intention is not to write a biography for himself, but to create a typical image of a Communist Youth League member; the author does not stick to the facts of life and has a deep understanding of the characters. A lot of typification has been done with the plot. Ostrovsky said: "My novel is first of all a work of art in which I exploit the rights of imagination." I firmly object to the author of my novel "How Steel Was Tempered" and this book One of the characters is Paul Korchagin...'This is a novel, not a biography." 23. "How Steel Was Tempered" is a film that describes the first generation of Soviet youth after the October Revolution in the Soviet Union. Under the leadership of the Bolshevik Party, they fought tenaciously against domestic and foreign enemies and various difficulties in order to restore the national economy and consolidate the new Soviet power. Excellent novel about struggle. twenty four. During the construction of the railway, Paul's Pankratov team "walked desperately ahead" and worked at a "crazy speed"; after Paul was paralyzed and blind, he was very distressed and could not extricate himself. He had suicidal thoughts. He overcame the blow of tragic fate with strong perseverance and began his struggle to return to the team. 25. Paul; Seryosa - Paul's childhood friend, Red Army soldier, secretary of the Communist Youth League District Committee; Varya - Seryosa's sister.

*** Youth League member; Lida - staff member of the Political Department of the Red Army Division, member of the Standing Committee of the *** Youth League Provincial Committee; Ivan Zharki - Red Army soldier, secretary of the *** Youth League District Committee; Ignat ?Pankratov - dock worker, secretary of the *** Youth League of the freight terminal; Okunev - secretary of the *** Youth League of the locomotive depot, secretary of the *** Youth League district committee; Zhu Helai - sailor, An underground worker of the Party, Chairman of the Provincial Counterrevolutionary Committee, and Deputy Minister of the Military Region’s Special Service Department. Character traits briefly.