"If you give me three days of light," after reading (8)

"If you give me three days of light," is Helen? Keller's prose masterpiece, she warns the physically sound people to cherish life and cherish everything the Creator has given them from the perspective of a weak woman who is physically and mentally ill.

The book systematically introduces her rich, vivid, real and great life. In her 19 months, she became a blind disabled person because of a serious illness. But with incredible perseverance, she created many incredible miracles: she not only learned a variety of languages, but also took Cambridge University and won the respect of the people of the world.

One inch of time, one inch of gold, it is difficult to buy inch inches. Helen? Keller hopes to have three days of light to see all the world's landscapes. However, this is just a dream. If people regard each day of life as the last day, it would be more good to show the value of life. However, people use time and enjoy time is limited; if everyone can make full use of every day Then, this will be a very happy thing!

Three days of light, for ordinary people, is only a short moment in life. For Helen, who is blind and blind, it is beyond reach. On the first day, she wanted to see people. People's kindness, warmth and friendship made her life worthwhile. She wants to use vision to grasp the appearance of a person's face to see the heart of a friend or acquaintance. The next day, she wants to get up before dawn, to see the miraculous miracle of the night, she will be in awe Look up to the magnificent panorama of the dawn; the last day. She will not have time to spend on regrets and enthusiasm, she wants to start from the small and quiet suburb of Fosta on Long Island, surrounded by green grass! . If she had a visible day in the future, she wanted to spend a lot of time looking at the cheerful scene in the river.

At midnight, her short time to get rid of the hardships of the blind is coming to an end, and the permanent night will be approaching her again. In that short three days, she naturally couldn't see everything she wanted to see. However, her heart was full of sweet memories! After that, when she touched every item, her memory would clearly reflect the image of the item.

I believe that if we really face that kind of bad luck, our eyes will be on things that we have never seen before, and store them in memory for the long nights of the future. We will make better use of our eyes than ever before. Now we can see how hard it is to have a beautiful world! So Helen? Although Keller is blind, she can use her disability body to write a book that is famous for giving me three days of light. And we have a healthy body, bright eyes, and what reason is not to fight, not to create their own good life?