Chapter 147: 238 chapters, no matter how ruthless you are, I will not bow my head to you

238 chapters, no matter how ruthless you are, I will not bow my head to you...

238 chapters, you again very, I will not bow my head to you……

Liu Guozong

At the end of 1936, the great Soviet writer Ostrovsky, who had just awakened from a coma, asked his wife by the bedside in a halting tone: "Did I groan?"

"No." his wife replied.

"Look! Death has approached me, but I did not yield to it." After saying this, the great writer fell into a coma again.

"Did I groan?" The great writer awoke from the coma again and asked his wife, who was caring for him by the bedside.

"No." his wife who was caring for him replied.

"This is good; it shows that even Death can do nothing to me."

This is the great writer's final struggle against fate and Death with an unyielding spirit, challenging the base ** with a noble soul. Even when Death arrives, at the last moment of his life, he will never utter a groan toward fate and Death, nor will he bow his head in surrender!

The writer's youth was spent amidst the rain of bullets in the struggle to liberate the motherland, and his hot blood was shed on the icy, snowy battlefield.

The writer fought all his life, strove all his life.

His masterpiece How the Steel Was Tempered, written with his life and blood, inspires countless hot-blooded youths to strive for justice, surpass themselves, and take his maxim from the book as their motto—

Man, the most precious thing is life. Life belongs to each person only once. One's life should be lived in this way; when looking back on the past, he will not regret wasting his years, nor feel ashamed of accomplishing nothing.

Thus, when facing death, he could say: I have devoted my entire life and all my energy to the most magnificent cause in the world?? for the liberation of mankind.

As long as I am alive, fate, no matter how ruthless you are, I will not bow my head like you! I will also never groan! This is the writer's declaration of challenging fate......

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