On June 27th, 188, a bright girl was born in Tass gambia, Alabama in the southern United States. She is Helen? Keller.

If you give me three days of light, the book tells the story of Helen's life struggle. In February of the second year after Helen was born, a sudden illness made her blind and deaf. Since then, darkness and silence have accompanied her all her life. In this situation, she learned to speak by touching the teacher's lips and Adam's apple, studied hard, and finally graduated from college and created a miracle that deaf people can speak; He also became a writer, educator and speaker.

In the book "If Give Me Three Days of Light", Helen revealed a truth to the world with her strong optimistic and enterprising attitude towards life: the most valuable thing for a person is to have an optimistic and never-ending spirit. With this spirit, he can see the light in the dark, keep moving forward in the rough and get a new life in adversity.

Helen is optimistic. She let us see the bright side of life, just as she said a famous saying: "Face the light, the shadow is behind us!" " She didn't give up on herself because of her disability, complaining about others.

Helen is strong. She accepted the challenge of fate, faced the difficulties with amazing perseverance, and finally found the light in the dark. Her success contains a hundred times more sweat than ordinary people. The phrase "the sword front comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold" is very suitable for Helen. The sea of knowledge is not always calm. If you want to gain true knowledge, you must raise your sails and work hard! Her perseverance, like plum blossoms, still blooms in the cold winter, which makes people admire her spirit of striving for progress. Compared with Helen Keller, I am small. I don't have her amazing will. In my body, more are the shortcomings of the only child: fragile, afraid of fatigue, always trying to avoid difficulties.

Facing the light, we are happy. We see blue sky, red flowers and green grass. Facing the light, we are happy, we hear the whispers of birds, we hear the gentle voice of our mother, and we sing about a better life. So what reason do we have not to make progress?