Read "If I give me three days of light"

In the long summer vacation, I read Helen. Keller’s autobiography, “Give me three days of light,” made me deeply touched.

This story mainly describes Helen. Keller was born in a small town. She was forced to lose her hearing and vision during her 19th month of birth because of a scarlet fever. She has since become a disabled person, and her world is only dark! Because Anne. Sullivan's appearance saved her from the darkness, and she learned to use her tenacity to overcome the mental pain caused by physical defects.

Helen’s story, if it happened to other people, might be self-defeating, but Helen was fortunate enough to get help from Sullivan’s teacher, so that she defeated the disease, learned to speak, “obeyed” with her fingers, and learned the five languages. This fragile woman in the blind, sly, and dumb world at the age of 24 graduated with honors from the University of Devil's College in Harvard University, which is famous all over the world. It can be called a miracle of life.

She once said: "If the sky gives me three days of light, I must make full use of it. On the first day, I will appreciate the goodness of the world. On the second day, I will look at the wonders of the whole world and the progress of human progress; On the third day, I want to experience the prosperity of the city.” Perhaps three days is not a big deal for our ordinary people. Everyday leisurely and leisurely, the time passes, and the three days are just a moment, but Helen does not. I begged that she only longed for three days of light, and she wanted to do meaningful things for three days, so I want to say to people with disabilities: "No matter how hard, you must learn from Helen, learn." She is so strong, don't bow to difficulties, as long as she persists, her dreams will be realized." At the same time, I also said to healthy people: "We have no disabilities, we are a healthy and healthy person, so we should Do more meaningful things in our lives that are good for the country. If you encounter difficulties, you must face it bravely and defeat it!"

I think if Helen bows to the disease at that time, then there will be one American female writer and educator, and there will be no reason that she will bring us insights because of her example. It is because of her tenacious will and perseverance. Make her a role model for blind celebrities and everyone. She made us learn: always remember the words "persistence", not to blame others in the face of blows and difficulties, but to face with an optimistic attitude and to gain confidence. An optimistic and good attitude is an important factor in success. It will make you rush to your dreams and achieve your dreams!

Sixth grade: Lin Yongfan