Brief introduction to the author of How Steel is Tempered

Nikolai Ayik Sajevic ostrovsky (1904— 1936), a revolutionary proletarian writer in the Soviet Union, was born in an ordinary Ukrainian worker's family. /kloc-started working at the age of 0/2, and/kloc-joined the Communist Youth League at the age of 0/5 to participate in the civil war to defend the Soviet regime.

From 65438 to 0920, he changed his job because of serious injuries, plunged into the trend of economic construction, took charge of the middle and lower levels of the Communist Youth League and the party, and was an "excellent communist fighter" of the Soviet Union.

After his paralysis and blindness caused by the recurrence of injury, he embarked on the road of literary creation and won the highest honor of the country-Lenin Medal with 1935; 1936 is dead. There are not many works in his life, the most famous of which is How Steel was Tempered.

Extended data

Creative experience

Ostrovsky's friends gave great support to his literary creation and helped him copy several pages of manuscripts. 193 1 year1October The first novel, How Steel was Tempered, was published under seal in Fu Zi on 1932. The second book was completed in May 1933 and published in 1934.

Ostrovsky didn't have an assistant when he first started writing novels. His wife, Raisa Porfiri Yevna Ostrovska, was busy with her work. Although the pain was unbearable and her body could hardly move, ostrovsky independently finished the opening of the novel with the help of the lettering board.

193 1 At the beginning of the year, his mother and sister went to Moscow to reunite with him, and he wrote a book orally. He needs to overcome difficulties unimaginable to ordinary people every day. He not only needs to remember the overall context of his work and visualize and detail his ideas, but also can't forget the sentences he wrote and the words he used.

He is usually full of thoughts in the middle of the night, and successful people and beautiful words gush out. In order to grasp the fleeting inspiration, he stayed up all night and recited precious fragments in his mind repeatedly. Every sentence in the novel has been carefully tempered by him.

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