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

"There were two great people in the nineteenth century, one was Napoleon and the other was Helen Keller." This was what Mark Twain once said. Yes, it is not easy to be a blind and awkward disabled person to become a famous American writer and educator. Helen Keller was originally a cute little girl, but when she was a year and a half, a sudden illness took her hearing and vision. In the dark and silent world, it was Anne Mansfield, Sullivan who helped her learn to speak and read, mastered the five languages ​​of English, French, German, Latin and Greek, and graduated with honors. At Radcliffe College in the United States.

Helen Keller is very smart and strong. In the silent and colorless world, she strives to do her best, not to blame others or to give up. If she is given her three days of light, she must first look at the teacher Anne Mansfield Sullivan, the teacher who loves Helen and reveals everything for Helen. Then I will see those who are kind, modest, and affectionate. On the second day, she hopes to see the history of "night turns white" and human and nature. On the third day, she hopes to see people's life and city. Helen has two points that are worth learning: one is to do everything as hard as possible; the other is to have an optimistic spirit every moment. First, try to do everything. A celebrity once said: "What is not easy. It is not easy to insist on doing what you should do every day. What is not simple? It is not easy to do everything best." At Deckliff College's entrance exam, algebra and geometry were her weaknesses, and she only learned English Braille, and the exam used American-style Braille papers. However, she did not retreat because of this, but with her own strong perseverance, she did her best to complete the exam. Second, every moment has an optimistic spirit. In the face of tremendous blows and difficulties, Helen is not blaming the world, but facing it with an optimistic attitude, so that he can gain confidence.

The following story also illustrates this problem. There are two scholars with similar grades. They went to Beijing to take the exam. When they were in the middle of the night, they met the funeral team and passed the coffin. The former was very worried and felt that this was not a good sign. The latter thinks: coffin coffins, both officials and wealth, will increase confidence. Later, the latter was named for the gold medal, while the former was named Sun Shan. This story illustrates a good attitude of optimism and is one of the important factors for success.

With a strong heart, Helen finally rises in adversity, and she is really disabled. Look at Helen, look at us, face life, we are still lucky. What we enjoy is a lovely life. We don’t know that we are living in a beautiful grassland, and the distant scenery is waiting for us to appreciate. We are happy, waiting for the discovery of new things. No happy child will use his happy time to think about whether there is bad luck. It is optimistic. We face life with a smile, but we must also learn to feel... ...

Fourth grade: Wang Tengfei