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

These days, I read a book called "Give me three days of light." The book is written by the protagonist Helen Keller who walked out of darkness and loneliness after losing his hearing and vision. With his amazing perseverance, with the help of Sally Wen, he completed the four-year study of Harvard University with excellent results. It became the first story of a blind person who received a Bachelor of Arts in human history.

The protagonist in the book, Helen Keller, has only 19 months of light and sound. When I saw that a nightmare-like high fever deprived her of her vision and hearing, I couldn't help feeling deeply sad for her. I am really afraid that she will never be able to come out of the panic and sadness of hearing and vision. But when I saw that she could do some simple actions based on her own thinking, I was full of hope for her future. When I saw that she had learned to speak with the help of Teacher Sullivan and was admitted to Harvard University, the most famous school in the world, when I finished my studies, I could not help but feel proud and proud of her. Among them, what touched me the most was the story of Helen Keller’s learning to talk as a child.

Since Helen Keller couldn't see the person's mouth shape and heard the pronunciation of others, I can imagine that it is impossible to learn to speak. But with her tenacious perseverance, she practiced again and again, and with the careful teaching of the teacher, Helen Keller finally said intermittently.

In a word, "The weather is very warm." This is really a miracle!

After reading this book, I feel that Helen Keller can not shrink when faced with such a huge difficulty. It’s so lucky to think of yourself compared to Helen Keller. I have a sound body, a good learning environment, and excellent teachers, but I still don't know how to cherish it. If I encounter some small difficulties, I will shrink back. In contrast, I really shouldn't. Starting today, I must follow the example of Helen Keller and study hard. I will never shrink when I encounter difficulties.

Qi'an Middle School, Hai'an County, Nantong, Jiangsu Province: Gu Bin