Introduction to Helen Keller:

Helen Keller. She has good hearing and sharp speech. Her parents still hope that she will become a musician! However, when she was one and a half years old, a serious illness (scarlet fever) took away her hearing and vision, and then she lost the ability to express herself in language, making her seem to be in a dark prison from which she could not escape.

Since Helen was deaf and blind since childhood, her family had to hire a teacher to educate her. With the help of Mr. Anax, the dean of Perkins College, Helen was sent a teacher named Anne. ?Sullivan's teacher went to tutor her. It was Sullivan who changed Helen's life. After a long train journey, teacher Anne Sullivan arrived safely in Tuscanbia by carriage on March 3, 1887. When teacher Sullivan arrived at the door of Helen's house, she saw Helen. Like a kitten that fell into the water: brown hair is scattered, fine clothes are soiled. In Helen's memory, people who came by carriage often had candies, toys and other things in their suitcases. So, she took out all the things. Sullivan was shocked and quickly took back the suitcase, but Helen rushed towards her angrily. If Helen's father hadn't stopped them, both of them would have rolled to the ground. The next morning there was another breakfast war. All subsequent events softened Helen's rebellious character. Finally Helen gave in, she learned to speak, and graduated with honors from Radcliffe College in the United States. She became a well-known writer and educator who was knowledgeable and knowledgeable in five languages: English, French, German, Latin and Greek. She traveled around the United States and around the world to raise funds for schools for the blind, and dedicated her life to the welfare and education of the blind. She has won praise from people all over the world and received awards from many governments

About Helen Keller's famous saying:

Two outstanding figures emerged in the 19th century, one was Napoleon, The other is Helen Keller.

——Mark Twain

This story will never end. Because once the beauty of the human spirit is recognized, we will never forget it. Miss Keller taught those of us who have less difficulties to overcome a lesson that should never be forgotten.

——Mrs. Roosevelt Eleanor

Helen Keller is a name that makes us proud and ashamed. She should be passed down forever to give our lives the most necessary remind.

——Mrs. Maeterlinck

Helen Keller is well-deserved to be named one of the top ten idols in the United States in the 20th century. This book (If You Give Me Three Days of Sight) ) is the perfect combination of great experiences and ordinary stories. Helen Keller is a great icon of human willpower.

——American "Times"

Helen Keller's famous quote:

Sometimes I think, if people regard every day they live as life How wonderful it would be on the last day! This can reflect the value of life. If we think that the years are still quite long, our every day will not be so meaningful and energetic, and we will not always be full of passion for life.

——Helen Keller

Faith is the master of destiny. Facing the light, the shadow is behind us.

——Helen Keller

Helen Keller’s teacher:

People like Helen Keller include:

Beethoven : Completely deaf at the age of 35

Zhang Haidi: Completely unconscious below the chest at the age of 5

Franklin Roosevelt: Paralyzed lower limbs at the age of 41

Ostrovsky: 25-year-old paralyzed and blind

Stephen Hawking: Suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease and muscle atrophy