The main tragedy of life is to stop fighting.
A person's beauty lies not in his appearance, clothes or hairstyle, but in himself and his heart. If a person does not have the beauty of the soul, we often hate his beautiful appearance.
Egoists perish first. He lives alone and for himself. If his "I" is damaged, then he can't survive.
The so-called friendship, first of all, is sincerity and criticism of comrades' mistakes.
Common cause and common struggle can make people have the power to endure everything.
The so-called friendship, first of all, is sincerity, which is a mistake in criticizing comrades.
I have experienced the pain of being abandoned and betrayed in my own life. But one thing saved me: my life will always be purposeful and meaningful, and that is to fight for socialism.
Only people like me who love life, struggle and building a new and better world, and only those of us who see through the whole meaning of life, will not die casually, even if we have only one chance, and we can't give up life.
10 always feel that the land of the motherland is at your feet, live with the collective, and remember that the collective educated you. If one day you break away from the collective, that is the beginning of the end.
1 1 A true friend should tell the truth, no matter how sharp.
12 always feel that the land of the motherland is at your feet, live with the collective, and remember that the collective educated you. If one day you break away from the collective, that is the beginning of the end.
/kloc-the strength of 0/3 people is here-I feel like I am in a friendly group.
For me, being a soldier is the greatest happiness ... all personal problems are not as eternal as the socialist cause.
14 A true friend should tell the truth, no matter how sharp.
Life is the most precious thing in life, and life belongs to people only once. A person's life should be spent like this: when he recalls the past, he will not regret because he wasted his time, nor will he be ashamed because he did nothing; On his deathbed, he can say, "My life and all my energy have been devoted to the most magnificent cause in the world, fighting for the liberation of mankind."
The best and most precious medicine to cure all diseases is labor.
Life has given us a great and infinitely noble gift, that is, youth: youth full of strength, expectation, willingness, ambition, hope and confidence in seeking knowledge and struggle.
Courage is born in struggle, and courage is cultivated in tenacious resistance to difficulties every day. The motto of our youth is brave, tenacious and firm, that is, to remove all obstacles.
The best thing about life is that when you stop living, you can still serve people with everything you have created.
Stand in the ranks of frontline soldiers on any occasion of life. Category: Life
The great power of people is here-feeling in a friendly group. Category: collective
I only believe in one thing: inspiration comes from work. ..... labor, this is the best doctor among all insensitive. Category: Manual
Happiness is multifaceted. I am very happy, too. Creation has produced amazing happiness, and I feel that my own hands are also laying bricks for the beautiful building that we all built together, thus eliminating my personal grief. Category: Youth
Don't rest on what you have achieved, but work hard bravely and strive to keep the labor champion in your own hands for a long time. Category: Manual
Ideal has extraordinary charm for me. My ideal ... is always full of life and earth. I never dream of the impossible.
Anyone who thinks he is a saint, a buried genius and divorced from the collective will have a sad fate. The collective can promote you at any time and make you stand firm.
Light gives us experience, and reading gives us knowledge.
Patriotism and hatred for the enemy are multiplied, and only such patriotism can lead to victory.
Generosity to time equals chronic suicide.
Happiness lies in creating a new life, transforming and re-educating people to become masters of the country and great wisdom in the socialist era.
For me, being a soldier is the greatest happiness ... all personal problems are not as eternal as the socialist cause.
Friendship, a noble and beautiful friendship, is based on mutual respect, deep sympathy, never malicious envy of others' achievements, and cultivate the consciousness that collective interests are above all else.
People dominate habits, not habits dominate people.
No matter how talented a person is, the collective is often smarter and more powerful than him.
Steel is tempered in fire and sudden cooling, so it can be hard and not afraid of anything. Our generation has also been tempered by struggles and terrible tests, and has learned not to give in to life.
He should live fast and fully, because a sudden illness or tragic accident may suddenly end his life at any time.
Ostrovsky's famous saying: 1, a person's life may burn or rot, I can't rot, I am willing to burn! Ostrovsky
The only shortcoming that we can't correct is weakness. Ostrovsky
3, people should control habits, never let habits dominate people, a person can not get rid of their bad habits, it is simply worthless. Ostrovsky
4, a person's life should be spent like this: when recalling the past, don't regret wasting your time, and don't be ashamed of doing nothing; On his deathbed, he can say, "My life and energy have been devoted to the greatest cause in the world? Fight for the liberation of mankind. "ostrovsky
The best thing about life is that when you stop living, you can still serve people with everything you have created. Ostrovsky
6. Whoever breaks away from the collective will have a miserable fate. Ostrovsky.
7. Always feel that the land of the motherland is at your feet, live with the collective, and remember that the collective educated you. If you break away from the group on that day, it is the beginning of the end. Ostrovsky.
8. Whoever thinks he is a saint is a buried genius, and whoever is divorced from the collective is miserable. The collective can promote you at any time and make you stand firm. Ostrovsky.
9. Common cause; Common struggle can make people have the power to endure everything. Ostrovsky.
Ostrovsky's famous Russian saying самоедрогоеучеловек? .. чтобы, умирая, смог сказать: вся жизнь и все силы были отданы самому прекрасному в мире — борьбе за освобождение человечества.
A person's most precious thing is life. Life is only once for a person. Therefore, a person's life should be spent like this: looking back, he will not regret wasting his time, nor will he be ashamed of doing nothing; In this way, when he dies, he can say that I have devoted my life and all my energy to the most precious cause in life-the struggle for the liberation of mankind. We must seize the time to live, because even a sudden illness or accident may end life.
There are two things, the longer I think about them, the more I see them, the deeper I feel pleasantly surprised and serious, and that is the starry sky above my head and the moral law in my heart. -Kant
Ostrovsky's full name "ostrovsky" is Nikolai Alexeevich Ostrovsky (Nikolai Alexeevich Ostrovsky), and the front "Nikolai" is my name; The middle "alexeyevich" is the father's name; The last "ostrovsky" is the surname.
Brief introduction of ostrovsky and ostrovsky
Introduction: Russian playwright. 1823 was born in Moscow in April. I have been interested in drama since middle school. 1840 entered the law department of Moscow university and left school to work in the court three years later. His frequent contact with commercial lawsuits made him familiar with the merchant world and provided material for his future drama creation. Ostrovsky began to write in court. 1850 published the comedy "Family Easy to Settle Accounts", satirizing businessmen's ignorance and mercenary, and putting forward the business ethics crisis of son preference. Readers responded enthusiastically, but they were opposed by the business community, banned by the inspection authorities and monitored by writers. Poverty is not a crime (1854) was influenced by Slavs, and Chernyshevski criticized it. The flying sparrow (1856), especially Thunderstorm (1859), marks the maturity of ostrovsky's drama creation. In the 1960s, there were various themes in his plays, both historical and realistic. Among them, the comedy "The Wise Sometimes Nod" (1868) portrayed an unscrupulous profiteer, as well as a typical serf-owner and a boastful liberal who opposed reform. In the 1970s, his works included Forest (1870), Wolf and Sheep (1875) and Woman Without Marriage (1878), which mainly reflected the decline of aristocratic morality and the nature of bourgeois plunder. He also created the pantomime Snow Girl based on folk oral poems (1873). Dramatists in their later years paid great attention to the social attitude towards art, and wrote Celebrities and Promises (188 1) and Innocent People (1884), which expressed the life of actors. Ostrovsky's drama plots develop slowly and smoothly, and the language is concise, which can reflect the characters' personalities.
Ostrovsky's life, Nikolai Alexeevich Ostrovsky.
all one's life
(1904 ~ 1936) Soviet writers. Nikolai Ayik Sheyevich ostrovsky 1904 was born in a poor peasant family on September 29th, ranking fifth, and began to work as a child laborer at the age of1/KLOC-0. 19 19 joined the communist youth league and immediately took part in the civil war. 1923 to 1924 served as the leader of the Ukrainian border area of the Communist Youth League, and 1924 joined the Communist Youth League. His health was seriously damaged because of the long and arduous struggle. By 1927, his health had deteriorated sharply, but he never gave in and fought the disease with amazing perseverance. At the end of 1934, he started to write a "historical lyric hero story" about Kotovschi divisions (that is, "Life of Storm"). At the end of 1927, ostrovsky wrote a novella about the growth and heroic battle of kotov cavalry brigade in the struggle against the disease. Two months later, when the novel was finished, he sealed it up and asked his wife to send it to the comrades of kotov Cavalry Brigade in Odessa for advice. Comrades enthusiastically evaluated the novel, but never expected that, unfortunately, the only manuscript was lost by the post office when it was sent to a friend for review. This cruel blow did not break his strong will, but made him fight the disease more tenaciously. 1929 paralyzed and blind. 1930, based on his own combat experience, he began to write the novel "How Steel was Tempered" with tenacious will. The novel was a great success and was praised sincerely and enthusiastically by its contemporaries. 1934, ostrovsky was admitted as a member of the Soviet Writers Association. At the end of 1935, the Soviet Union awarded him the Lenin Medal in recognition of his creative work and outstanding contribution to literature. 1936 65438+On February 22nd, ostrovsky died of a serious illness in Moscow. Nikolai ostrovsky is Russian, but his birthplace is in Ukraine. My father is a starter in a brewery, and he also works part-time in a foreign village or town. He also worked as a postman for five years. He has been to Petersburg, served in military service, met progressive college students, and knows the stories of some revolutionaries who resisted the czar. My mother was born in poverty, and she had to work for others since she was a child, herding geese, growing vegetables and looking after children. They gave birth to six children after marriage, and two died. Ostrovsky is the youngest, with two sisters and one brother. Mothers not only do housework and take care of children, but also sew for others and be maids. When he was ten years old, due to the outbreak of World War I, his family moved to Shchepetov to escape the war. At this time, life is even more difficult. At the age of eleven, ostrovsky joined the local railway station canteen as a waiter. At the age of fourteen, he entered the power plant, helped firefighters and electricians, and also did chores such as sawing wood and unloading coal. He has a strong thirst for knowledge since he was a child, eager to learn, but he only attended school intermittently for a few years. At school, he is not only excellent in grades, but also very active. He is a good assistant to the teacher. He tried to write fairy tales, short stories and poems, and published his exercises in the magazine Color of Youth written by students. He also likes to play drama, and he likes to play a hero role on the stage. He dropped out of school several times, mostly because of poverty, and once because he offended a priest who taught theology. So, the children tried their best to borrow books and even gave their lunch to the newspaper vendor in exchange for newspapers. When he was twelve years old, he read the Gadfly, the representative work of English woman writer Voynich. Since then, the image of the gadfly has been deeply imprinted in his heart. Nikolai Alexeevich Ostrovsky 1904 was born in a worker's family. After graduating from primary school, the small church had to drop out of school to work because of poor family circumstances. 19 19, join the communist youth league of the Soviet union and join the red army to fight against the white bandits. 1923- 1924 works for the communist youth league. Added in 1924 * * *. 1927 paralyzed and blind due to illness. He wrote the novels How Steel was Tempered and The Birth of the Storm with amazing perseverance, and described the experiences of Soviet youth growing up in the revolutionary melting pot according to his personal experience. "How Steel was Tempered" was translated into Chinese as early as 1942, and the hero Paul Kochagin became a model for young people in China. 1936 65438+On February 22nd, ostrovsky passed away. (At that time, the first chapter of The Birth of the Storm was written, and the manuscript was still typeset in the printing plant. The hardships and heaviness of real life, as well as the perseverance and brilliance of the characters in the book, made the boy sensible and precocious. He helped Bolshevik underground organizations post leaflets and spy on information. At the age of fifteen, he was walking in the street when he suddenly found a member of an underground revolutionary committee being escorted by a heavily armed bandit soldier. In despair, he pounced on the robber soldiers. The revolutionary was rescued unexpectedly, but was arrested for it. The boy was tortured, but he didn't say a word, just survived. The Red Army and the Rebel Army defeated the bandit troops. In July of the same year, ostrovsky joined the Communist Youth League; In August, he volunteered to join the Red Army, went to the front with the troops and stood the test of the fire of war. He was a cavalry and scout, and fought everywhere. This young man is not only brave and good at fighting, but also good at inspiring his comrades-in-arms, showing his propaganda and agitation ability. In August of the following year, ostrovsky was seriously injured in the abdomen and head, and was in a coma for two months in a field hospital bed. After leaving the hospital, only two-fifths of his vision was preserved in his right eye, so he changed his job and came to that place. Participated in the work of the Committee to eliminate counter-revolutionaries, worked as an electrician assistant in the railway general factory, was elected secretary of the League branch, and studied in the electrician technical school. At the age of seventeen, he took the lead in completing the arduous work of building a railway branch line. On the railway construction site, many people died because of bad conditions, diseases and gang attacks. Ostrovsky gritted his teeth and worked hard. But when the project was about to be completed, his knees were red and swollen, he had difficulty walking, and he was infected with typhoid fever and was sent back to his hometown. Under the care of his mother, he barely survived. After returning to the factory, he worked while studying in a technical school. Injured, unable to bear excessive fatigue, the body is getting worse and worse, and was sent to a nursing home for mud treatment. After a slight improvement, he returned to Kiev and, together with many Communist Youth League members, rescued Wood in the knee-deep and biting cold river. He is ill again. At the age of eighteen, the medical appraisal Committee issued a first-class disability certificate for him. He hid his certificate and asked for a job. Later, he served as secretary of the Youth League Committee, political commissar of the national military training camp, member of the regional Youth League Committee and alternate member of the Youth League Committee. Joined the party at the age of twenty and served as secretary of the Youth League Committee. Unfortunately, he had another car accident and injured his right knee, which led to chronic diseases and swelling and pain in his joints. It's hard to move. At the age of 23, he was paralyzed and his eyes gradually became blind. Since then, he has traveled to and from hospitals around the country, and he has not improved after treatment. Twenty-six-year-old, the ninth operation, left a cotton ball in the body after the incision was sutured. Weak patients, if anesthetized again, may damage the heart and endanger their lives. He offered to cut the incision and take out the cotton ball without anesthesia. He didn't let out a scream, but he had a high fever after the operation and stayed there for eight days. After that, he flatly refused any operation and said, "I donated some blood for science, and let me keep the rest for something else." He made many friends in hospitals and nursing homes all over the country, some of whom were revolutionaries of the older generation. During the interval of medical treatment, he read a lot of excellent literary works with his remaining eyesight. Ostrovsky's tombstone contains works by Pushkin, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Gorky, sholokhov, Balzac, Hugo, Zola and Dreiser. He took part in the study of Correspondence University and wrote a novella reflecting the life of fighting. Unfortunately, the only manuscript of the novel was lost on the way back after being read by comrades from other places.
At the age of twenty-six, he began to write the novel How Steel was Tempered. I finished my first book at the age of 27, and it was published the following year. The novel published by 1934 was a great success, and he was also accepted as a member of the Soviet Writers Association. Subsequently, ostrovsky began to write another trilogy novel, The Birth of the Storm, in recognition of his creative work and outstanding contributions in literature. At the age of thirty, the second book "How Steel was Tempered" came out. 3 1 year-old won the Lenin medal; At the age of thirty-two, on 19361February 14, he completed the revision of another novel, The Birth of the Storm (I). Eight days later,1February 22nd, he passed away. The body was buried in the New Saints Cemetery in Moscow.
Brief introduction of Nikolai Alexeevich Ostrovsky
Little alton Card Street (now renamed ostrovsky Street). My father is a judge. Engaged in business activities after retirement, most of the contacts at home are businessmen. 1840, ostrovsky entered Moscow university to study law, and graduated from 1843. 1843 ~ 185 1 year, worked as a clerk in "conscience court" and commercial court successively. He began to write while working in the court. The fragment of the play Bankrupt published by 1847 has attracted the attention of literary circles. After the whole play was written, it was officially published in Moscow Magazine on 1850 with the title "It's easy to settle accounts with your own family", which was praised by the progressive literary world, but was banned by the police department until 186 1. Since then, ostrovsky has published one or several works almost every year.
Besides writing, ostrovsky also translated many foreign plays, including Shakespeare, W, Gozzi, C, Gordoni, C and Cervantes? The works of savidra, m. de and others. He is also an active social activist. 1865 initiated the establishment of Moscow Actors Association. 1870 initiated the organization of the Russian Writers Association. With the efforts of him and Rubinstein, an actor training class was established in the same year, and a number of outstanding performing artists such as Satovski, Satovskaya and Maksejev were trained. At his initiative, he also founded the Model People's Theatre.
In October, ostrovsky was appointed as the artistic general manager of the Moscow Royal Theatre. However, he failed to comprehensively reform the theater system and improve the theater art, so that 14 died in Sherekovo (now Kostrom Ostrovsky District) in June. He wrote 47 plays in his life and was called "the father of Russian drama".
Ni ostrovsky's introduction? Ostrovsky (1904 ~ 1936) was a Soviet writer. Nikolai Ayik Sheyevich ostrovsky 1904 was born in a poor peasant family on September 29th, ranking fifth, and began to work as a child laborer at the age of1/KLOC-0. 19 19 joined the communist youth league and immediately took part in the civil war. 1923 to 1924 served as the leader of the Ukrainian border area of the Communist Youth League, and 1924 joined the Communist Youth League. His health was seriously damaged because of the long and arduous struggle. By 1927, his health had deteriorated sharply, but he never gave in and fought the disease with amazing perseverance. At the end of 1934, he started to write a "historical lyric hero story" about Kotovschi divisions (that is, "Life of Storm"). Unfortunately, the only manuscript was lost by the post office when it was sent to a friend for review. This cruel blow did not break his strong will, but made him fight the disease more tenaciously.
1929 paralyzed and blind. 1930, based on his own combat experience, he began to write the novel "How Steel was Tempered" with tenacious will. The novel was a great success and was praised sincerely and enthusiastically by its contemporaries. 1934, ostrovsky was admitted as a member of the Soviet Writers Association. At the end of 1935, the Soviet Union awarded him the Lenin Medal in recognition of his creative work and outstanding contribution to literature. 1936 65438+On February 22nd, ostrovsky died of a serious illness in Moscow.
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