Eighteen chapters of "How Steel Was Tempered", the main content of each chapter

The main content of Chapter 1

At the age of twelve, Paul Korchagin left school. Because when he was taking the make-up exam, he sprinkled cigarette ashes on the dough for the Easter cake made by Father Vasily. As a last resort, Paul followed his mother to work in the station canteen. Here, his boss sent him to the washing and washing workshop, where he was responsible for boiling the tea stove, cleaning knives and forks, pouring dirty water and other menial tasks. During the days of working in the canteen, Paul was oppressed by the boss's wife. He also saw the hardship, suffering and poverty of people living at the bottom of society, and he hated the rich people who lived and drank. Soon, his brother Artem found a job for him in the power plant, and Paul left the canteen. Derived from the data:

There is a quote from "How Steel Was Tempered": "When a person is in pain, there is only one thing that can save him, and that is to feel that the people need him and to know that his survival is not It's useless. "Yes, only if a person has lofty ideals and pursuits, and has a noble purpose in life. Only then will we not be overwhelmed by the difficulties and misfortunes in life, and will we be strong, mature, understand and love life in the struggle. Talking about how steel is made? We will definitely think of the blazing high-temperature furnace. Indeed, each of us is like pig iron, and the setbacks and difficulties in life are like a furnace. There is only one way to turn iron into steel - refining!

Another famous saying: The most precious thing for people is life. Everyone has only one life. A person's life should be spent like this: looking back on the past, he will not regret for wasting his years, nor will he be ashamed of being mean and vulgar; on his deathbed, he can say: "My whole life and all my energy have been dedicated to The most magnificent cause in the world - the struggle to liberate all mankind. "Although in real life we ??may no longer be required to launch seventeen charges a day to capture a castle as Paul did, but in our daily study and life, Paul's The spirit of selfless dedication for human progress and liberation; the spirit of combining lofty ideals with concrete actions, being down-to-earth, and working hard; the spirit of being unyielding and enterprising without fear of any difficulties and obstacles; the spirit of life that never ceases to exist. Rest and the spirit of endless struggle are still the spirit and actions we should have in learning.