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

The author of the book "Give me three days of light" is Helen of the United States. Keller, the book describes everything she has happened since she was a child.

Helen as a child. Keller is a clever little girl who will say something simple when she is 6 months old and walks when she is 1 year old. She is smarter than other children and can learn. But the good times are not long, Helen. Keller’s cleverness and eagerness slowly “far away” from her. In a vibrant, rosy spring, a terrible high fever took her hearing and vision, and she lost her language skills. At the age of 6, Helen. Keller’s bad temper is growing longer: as long as others don’t understand her meaning or make her unhappy, she’s going to be furious. Angry "burns" Helen. Keller, so no one dared to touch her, and it would be crazy to kick, make trouble, and be exhausted until exhausted. Relatives always obey her, letting things be right or wrong, and everything is listening to her. It seems like Helen. Keller is a useless, poor child.

But when Annie. Teacher Sullivan came to her and changed her life. Teacher Sullivan first corrected her bad temper and taught Helen. Keller’s basic civilization and courtesy are teaching her, language and expression. With the help of Sally Wen, Helen. Keller learned to spell Braille. Teacher Sullivan put an item on her left hand and "writes" the name of the item over and over again in her right hand. At the beginning, Helen. Keller only thought it was a "finger game", so he played happily. After several weeks, she realized that spelling was a solemn and sacred task. Every day, Sally Wen and Helen. Keller has repeatedly studied, practiced, reviewed, and spelled words.

One time, she couldn't remember how a word was written, and she hit her head with her hand, but Sullivan took her hand down, and again and again in Helen. Keller’s hand “written” the word.

Although she is always embarrassed, teasing, and conceiving Sally Wen, but Sally Wen has been relentlessly giving her selflessly, helping her to study at Harvard University, taking her around, visiting celebrities, and speaking.

Helen. Keller is a place where everything is dark, but it can bring light to people. She spent the spring, summer, autumn and winter of 88 years, but she has spent the difficult 87 years without sound, sunshine, language. It is this vulnerable person with disabilities who, with her amazing perseverance, graduated from all healthy people who dreamed of being admitted to Harvard University in the United States, and used her strength to build a charity to help the whole world. people. Not only did she use her actions to achieve the courage that ordinary people did not have, but she also took down what she had experienced.

I am from Helen. Keller understands that love and courage are what we need, no matter when. Physical disability is not terrible, terrible is the "disability" of the mind. We must learn to face any difficulties and challenges bravely, so that we can become a real powerhouse!

Fifth grade: Lu Yaojia