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Paul's dream comes true in How Steel Was Tempered

Paul and Daya came to Moscow and spent several days in the archives of an organ. With the help of the unit leader, Paul was admitted to a special hospital.

Now Paul understands that when a person is healthy and full of youth and vitality, being strong is a simple and easy thing to do. Only when life is like an iron hoop, being strong is a glorious achievement.

It has been a year and a half since Paul lived in the answer library that night. The pain he has suffered in the past 18 months is indescribable.

In the hospital, the professor told Paul frankly that it was impossible to restore his eyesight. If the inflammation can disappear in the future, a pupil operation can be performed. In order to eliminate the inflammation, the professor suggested that surgery should be performed first.

The hospital asked Paul for advice, and Paul said that as long as the doctor thought it necessary, he would agree to what to do.

Paul lay on the operating table and the scalpel cut a hole in his neck to cut off one side of the thyroid tube. During this time, the black wings of Death had touched him three times. However, Paul's vitality is tenacious. After waiting for several hours in fear, Daya found that although her husband's face was as pale as a dead man, he was alive after all, and as usual, calm and amiable.

"Don't worry, I'm not going to die so easily. I still have to live, and I want to be famous. I'm playing the opposite game to the conclusion of the medical authority. Their diagnosis of my condition is completely correct, but it's a big mistake to make sure that I lost 100% of my labor force. Let's wait and see."

Paul resolutely decided on the road, determined to take this road, return to the team, and build a new life.

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The next sentence of "treat others as they are" is "treat others as well". It is a Chinese word to treat others by their own way, that is, to cultivate others by using their own principles and methods. From the thirteenth chapter of Zhu Xi's Commentary on the Doctrine of the Mean: "Therefore, a gentleman's governance of a person means that he or she should treat his or her own body as well as his or her own way."
The Collection of Notes on the Doctrine of the Mean is Zhu Xi's note on the Doctrine of the Mean. "The Doctrine of the Mean" was originally one of "The Book of Rites of Xiao Dai". The author is Zisi, a descendant of Confucius, who was later revised by scholars in the Qin Dynasty.
Zhu Xi (October 18, 1130 to April 23, 2000), with the character of Yuan Hui, also known as Zhong Hui, was called Hui Temple, and later called Hui Weng. His ancestral home is Wuyuan County, Huizhou Prefecture (now Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province), and he was born in Youxi, Nanjian Prefecture (now Youxi County, Fujian Province). Neo Confucianism, thinker, philosopher, educator and poet in the Southern Song Dynasty of China.
Zhu Xi was a successful candidate when he was 19 years old. He once served as governor of Nankang, Jiangxi, Zhangzhou, Fujian, and governor of eastern Zhejiang. The official worshipped Huanzhang Pavilion, served as an attendant and lecturer, and lectured for Song Ningzong. In his later years, he was banned by the Communist Party of China in Qingyuan, and was listed as the "leader of the pseudo school". He died in the sixth year of Qingyuan (1200) at the age of 71. Later, he was posthumously awarded as Grand Master and Duke of Huiguo, with the posthumous title of "Wen", so he was called Duke Zhu Wengong.
Zhu Xi is a student of Li Dong, the third disciple of "Er Cheng" (Cheng Hao, Cheng Yi), and together with Er Cheng, they are called "Cheng Zhu School". He is the only one who is not a disciple of Confucius and enjoys worshiping Confucius Temple, ranking among the twelve philosophers in Dacheng Hall. Zhu Xi is the epitome of Neo Confucianism and the representative of Fujian Studies, and is honored as Zhu Xi by later generations. His Neo Confucianism had a great influence and became the official philosophy of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.
Zhu Xi has written many books, including Annotations to Four Books, Explanations to Tai Chi Diagram, Commentaries to General Books, Annotations to Chu Ci, and later collections, including Zhu Zi's Complete Works and Zhu Zizi's Images. Among them, the Annotations to the Four Books and Chapters became the standard of the imperial examination and textbooks.

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