《钢铁是怎样练成的》读后感 3

　　Nikolai Ostrowski,钢铁感 the Soviet writer, describes Pauls novel how steel was tempered. Paul left school to work because of life ?I still work selflessly, resolutely take up a new weapon -- the pen in my hand, and finally grow into a touching story of a revolutionary warrior with lofty ideals and iron will.

　　When I reluctantly closed the last page of the book and read the story that influenced the growth of generations, I was deeply shocked. Question marks kept flashing in my mind: if I were Paul, would I help Juehe when he was in danger and put the escort in uniform together? If I were Paul, would I still work on the construction site firmly when the bandits attacked the construction site and not escape home? If I were Paul, would I take up my pen and stick to writing under the condition of both blindness and disability, return to the fighting team and start a new life?

　　The answer is uncertain. I have to admit my cowardice. A common scene in my life appeared in front of me: weak willpower, when encountering a little difficulty, I would find an excuse to avoid, withdraw, and try to detour; I cant help a little setback, and I cant hear a word of treacherous Loyalty Compared with Paul, my life is smooth without any bitterness, but I still complain about this and that without any reason, without realizing that life is a great happiness.

　　"A good book can save a man." Indeed, "how is steel tempered" opened another window of my life, let me see a new world. I have learned that I want to take Paul as an example, learn from his revolutionary will, learn from his unremitting pursuit of revolutionary ideals, learn from his attitude of cherishing life and not wasting time. Only in this way can we, as the book says, "when we look back on the past, we will not regret our wasted time, nor be ashamed of our mediocrity..."

　　So, I want to change myself from now on, show you a brand new self, let you see from me that "steel is made in this way"!

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