The person I admire

Helen Keller was born on June 27, 1880 in a town called Tas Kambia in northern Alabama. She lost her sight and hearing due to scarlet fever in 19 months, and soon she lost her language skills. However, in this dark and lonely world, she did not give up, but self-improvement.

She worked diligently and worked hard to break the inner darkness. In the end, she became a cultured and cultivated college student. How frustrating her life was, but she did not bow to her fate, like a strong storm. Flowers, in the face of this cruel fate, did not yield a little, but instead struggled with fate, and finally, she finally succeeded...

Mark Twain said: "The most interesting thing in the 19th century was Napoleon and Helen Keller." Yeah, Helen Keller’s story is indeed very attractive, so strong, so brave to face himself. Destiny, don't bow to fate, but now we? Helen Keller is blind and dumb in the age of disabled people, but she has created miracles with her own life, which is why she became my most respected person.

Although Helen Keller has a fate, she has not bowed to her fate, but has been harder. What about us now? How many people are fooling around every day? How many people are cheating on their homework every day? Helen Keller is so hard to be a disabled person, what about our healthy people? It’s not that the score of the roll paper is the definition of your efforts. Maybe you really worked hard, but you didn’t get good results, then you are not bad, at least you have worked hard, even if you fail, there is no regret. Isn't it? But those students who don’t know how to work hard when they are studying, and who are resentful when they take the exam, can you learn more about Helen Keller’s hard work? If you work hard, you can get great scores. Students are good or bad. Are you really willing to set off students with good academic performance? Helen Keller proved himself with his own achievements, I believe we can certainly!

Because of her strength and her efforts, she became a very famous female writer and educator. It is because of her many works that my heart has been deeply touched!

Helen Keller, my most respected person!

Sixth grade: Lan Zhangtai