- 铁人传(英文版)
- - 作者：编者:大庆油田铁人传写作组|译者:大庆铁人王进喜纪念馆//陈韶峰
  - 出版社：石油工业
  - ISBN：9787518335886
  - 出版日期：2020/10/01
  - 页数：721
- 售价：78.4

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本书是《铁人传》的译著。本书以王进喜同志的生平为写作线索，着重刻画了英雄成长的动力及其种种感人事迹。全书以翔实的资料，朴素的纪实手法，全面、真实、准确地反映了铁人王进喜的工作和生活情况。堪称一部穷人治穷甩掉落后帽子的历史，也是一位优秀共产党员实现人生价值的心灵历程，歌颂了铁人不朽的业绩，诠释了铁人精神。
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The ILL-Fated Life of the Oil Child
  CHAPTER ONE  A Childhood of Adversity
    1.1  What the Ancestors Left Was Poverty
    1.2  The First Lesson of Life
    1.3  The Tender Shoulder Also Had to Carry the Heavy Loads
    1.4  The Child Who Stirred Up Troubles Had No Way to Make a Living
  CHAPTER TWO  The Tears of Blood of the Farm Laborers Hired by the Year
    2.1  The Legend of the "Oil Child"
    2.2  Entering the Oil Deposit as If Entering the "Gate of Hell
    2.3  The Story of Poor People Also Had Money
    2.4  Keep the Enmity in Mind
    2.5  The Roar of the Lamb
The Drilling Pathbreaker
  CHAPTER THREE  The "Man's Nature at Birth"
    3.1  To Greet the Liberation with Boundless Joy
    3.2  This Is the Communist Party
    3.3  I Want to Be a Drilling Worker
    3.4  Another Lesson of Life
    3.5  Work as They Do
  CHAPTER FOUR  The Elegant Demeanour of the Masters
    4.1  The Masters Can't Do the Work of Farm Laborers Hired by the Year
    4.2  Good Quality of Steel Comes Out of the Furnace
    4.3  Working Hard to Bring about an Upswing in the Battle
    4.4  "You Do Not Show Your Drill Pipes"
  CHАPTER FIVE  Setting Up the Model on the Qilian Mountain
    5.1  Striving to Take Part in the Battle for Oil by the Baiyang River
    5.2  Working at the Oil Well Site Wholeheartedly
    5.3  Between the Opponents
    5.4  "Who Will Rush If We Don't?"
    5.5  Never Working Energetically Before
    5.6  The Moment Drilling 5,000 Meters
    5.7  There Is Another Sky Out of the Yangguan in the West
    5.8  The Song of the Pathbreaker
  CHAPTER SIX  At the Conference of Gatherings of Heroes
    6.1  The Rare Talent
    6.2  The Happy Moment
    6.3  Shedding Tears on the Street of "Shatan
    6.4  Food and Fodder Should Go Ahead of Troops
    6.5  Being Away from Yumen
A Vanguard Fighter of the Great Battle for Oil
  CHAPTER SEVEN  The Son of Chijin's Aspiration Was in the Oil Battlefield
    7.1  The Great Battle for Oil Had the Extraordinary Significance
    7.2  Rapidly Marching All the Way
    7.3  The "Three Sentences" Were Said When He Got off the Train
    7.4  A Large Sea of Oil
    7.5  "The Officer in Charge of Horses"
  CHAPTER EIGHT  Heroic Iron Man Always Charges Ahead
    8.1  "When the Conditions Exist,Go Ahead; When They Don't, Still Go Ahead"
    8.2  People Pulling and Carrying the Rig on Their Shoulders
    8.3  "Team Leader Wang Is Really an Iron Man!"

    8.4  "Once We Have Such Batch of Persons, We Can Also Go Ahead with Even Bigger Difficulty"
    8.5  Learning Chairman Mao's Two Essays (i.e. On Practice and On Contradiction) from Proceeding Actual Conditions
    8.6  What Is the Principal Contradiction
    8.7  "Spud-in Even If We Would Have to Urinate"
    8.8  "The First Oil Well Drilled by Iron Man
    8.9  Taking the Oath in Front of 10,000 People
    8.10  "He Built Up a Large Oilfield with All His Might"
    8.11  Advance on the Crest of the Victory
    8.12  What We Strived for Is the Big Red Flag
    8.13  With One Banner Flying High,a Forest of Banners Turns Bright Red
  CHAPTER NINE  The National Ridge Fights the Decisive Battle in the Hunger and Cold
    9.1  "We Would Not Withdraw Even If the Knives Fell from the Sky"
    9.2  "Working Hard All His Life"
    9.3  Pledging to Race Against Time with the Heavens
    9.4  They Are as Strong as Iron When Fighting Against Hunger and Cold
    9.5  "We Are Chinese"
The Willing Ox of the Broad Masses of the People
  CHAPTER TEN  He Is Doing Pioneering Work again
    10.1  Building Up Their Home
    10.2  "Stop Persons"
    10.3  Going Down to the Drilling Teams
    10.4  Spud-in Even in the Dream
  CHAPTER ELEVEN  Work His Heart Out for the Oil Wells
    11.1  The "Gas Tiger" Is Also a "Bean Curd Tiger"
    11.2  Being Responsible for the Oilfield All His Life
    11.3  Where There Are Rules, There Are Things in Order
    11.4  "The Technology Is the Magic Weapon of the Victory"
  CHAPTER TWELVE  Do All He Can to Pay Attention to the Workers' Life
    12.1  Let the Workers Have a "Nest" to Live in First
    12.2  "They Must Have Enough Food to Eat, and Then They Can Work Well in the Great Battle for Oil"
    12.3  The "Chicken Coop" School
    12.4  The Brigade Becoming a "Small Society"
  CHAPTER THIRTEEN  Doing Work, This Is the Marxism-Leninism Ideology
    13.1  I Have to Cross over Mountain after Mountain to See Chairman Mao
    13.2  Doing No Work, This Is Not in the Least Bit of the Marxism-Leninism Ideology
    13.3  "Show Your White Steamed Bread You Make"
    13.4  Changing with the "Enemy
    13.5  "Motors Cannot Reverse"
  CHAPTER FOURTEEN  The "Drilling Bit Fan" Is Usually Careless, but Quite Sharp at Times to Pay Attention to the Number of People
    14.1  Not Losing His Temper on the Contrary
    14.2  Working Hard Is Glorious
    14.3  A Drilling Worker Was Changed
    14.4  He Had the Barometer
    14.5  Women Need Installing Filters
    14.6  "Choosing the Right Person for the Job"
    14.7  "I Do Not W
    15.3  Following the Tracks of Loving Care for "Intellectuals
    15.4  The Masses Were All in His Heart
    15.5  Worrying about the Ones with Grey Hair
    15.6  "He Is Our True Friend"
  CHAPTER SIXTEEN  It Was Difficult to Be Loyal Both to His Country and Family for a Dutiful Son
    16.1  Poverty Bringing Along a Good Family Example
    16.2  Never Forget Mother's Love and Care from Childhood
    16.3  The Wife in Adversity Is Really Fine
    16.4  Helping His Brother and Sisters to Start Their Careers Early
    16.5  Educating His Sons and Daughters to Love the Oilfield
    16.6  Deep Understanding and Deep Feeling
  CHAPTER SEVENTEEN  The Uneducated Poet
    17.1  Scholar's Friend
    17.2  Fan of Shaanxi Opera
    17.3  Uneducated Person Writing Poems
  CHAPTER EIGHTEENI  Only Write Down the Gaps in My Own Notebook
    18.1  The Highest Reward
    18.2  He Behaved Himself Impeccably with Modesty
    18.3  Be Too Busy with "Shaving the Beard"
    18.4  Sharing the Happiness
The Party's Soldier
  CHAPTER NINETEEN  "Average of Half a Ton of Oil for Every Person Every Year in China"
    19.1  "The Minister of the Ministry without Portfolio"
    19.2  The Wonderful Report Moves the Capital of Beijing
    19.3  Going Abroad to Widen His View
    19.4  Ascending the Rostrum of Tian'anmen Again
    19.5  The "Five Advocacies" Shinning with the Brilliant Rays
  CHAPTER TWENTY  Iron Man in the Storm of Revolution
    20.1  IsIt Ok to Carry Out the Revolution Like This
    20.2  Looking for the Party
    20.3  Daqing's Production Cannot Stop
    20.4  The Moment His Fate Hung in the Balance
    20.5  Rescue
  CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE  Firm Rock in Midstream
    21.1  A Narrow Escape from Death without Regrets in the End
    21.2  What the Hero Bore Really Was All for the Oil, Oil, Oil
    21.3  "Do Not Forget the Responsibility of the Working Class"
    21.4  A Long List of Names
    21.5  We Can't Leave the Hard Struggle
    21.6  This Is Also the Class Struggle
    21.7  Stepping Forward Bravely at the Moment of Calamity
    21.8  Always Bear a Great Number in Mind
  CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO  Life Is Burning
    22.1  Raising the Big Flag at the Yumen Conference
    22.2  The Relative Feeling Is Thicker Than Blood
    22.3  "Cancer Is Also a Paper-tiger"
    22.4  "How Can I Not Think of It"
    22.5  What He Left to His Family Was True Love
    22.6  Thinking of the Future on Tian'anmen
    22.7  The Feeling between Mo
    22.8  His Soul Returning to Daqing
Appendixl A  Chronology of Events of All Wang Jinxi's Life
Appendix2 A  Brief Background of Wang Jinxi's Family
Appendix 3  The List of Names of the Members of Drilling Team No.12  05 in the Great Battle for Oil in 1960
References
Postscript of the First Edition
Postscript of the Second Edition
Translator's Postscript

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