Read "If I give me three days of light"

Think of Helen Keller's "If you give me three days of light," I can't help but admire the book. Marvel at her perseverance, admire her optimism about the world, and admire her confidence...

In this story, I learned that the author Helen Keller is a blind person, but she is not disappointed by physical defects. She is trying to learn with her teacher, Miss Sullivan, with superhuman perseverance. Overcoming all kinds of difficulties, and moving forward step by step with the teacher, she grew from an omniscient child to a useful person for society.

Helen Keller once said: Forgetting me is happiness, so I want to regard the light seen by others' eyes as my sun, and the smile of others' mouths as my happiness. Helen Keller has thrown her blindness to the clouds, and her life is full of vitality, confidence and hope. She finally entered her dream of Harvard University in October 1896 and completed her university studies.

Helen Keller wrote in the book: If you give me three days of light, on the first day, I want to see people, I hope to gaze at my dear teacher for a long time, Mrs. Anne Sullivan Messi's face, but also Look at the eyes of my puppies who are faithful and trustworthy... Their kindness, warmth and friendship make my life worthwhile. The next day, I will get up at dawn to see the miraculous miracle of the night turning into a day. Human progress... On the third day, I will meet the dawn again and will spend it in the current daily world...

You see, a blind person can contribute to society and is full of confidence and hope. And why can't we? In fact, each of us can do even better, but we lack confidence and hope. Don't want to give up because you have failed once. If you work hard, you will have results!

Shanghai Jiading District Yucheng Experimental National Primary 4: Tan Jing