After carefully reading a famous book, everyone must have a lot of insights in their hearts. Write a review after reading to record the gains and efforts. Many people must be worried about how to write a good review. The following is a 450-word review of Helen Keller that I compiled. I hope it can help everyone. Helen Keller's After Reading 450 words 1
When this young life was about to despair, Teacher Sullivan came to her and taught her to touch Braille and spell words. When Helen realized "water" - - This was the first word she knew, and she had a desire for knowledge and the world. It was knowledge that gave her a belief: Although the real environment is terrible, human beings should hold on to hope and keep striving. What is the meaning of life, what is the value of life? Human life is short. We seem to have never thought about or dare not imagine the future world. We live and work lazily every day. When we encounter difficulties, we blame everyone and everything else, and complain that God is unfair. In this way, year after year, day after day, time flies by like water, and the past days will never reappear. When we look back on the past, are they worth nostalgia? Is it memorable? If each of us uses knowledge to light up the lamp in our hearts, I believe that the world will be bright!
Helen, with her difficult but happy life, explained the meaning of life. If each of us could be like Helen. Like Keller, we regard the thirst for knowledge as the pursuit of life during our lifetime. If we hold this pursuit every day and live with friendliness, vitality, and desire, how much joy and happiness will be added to our lives!
Helen’s life was a life of living in darkness but bringing light to mankind. She used her actions to prove mankind’s courage to defeat life, and left a song of life to the world that will never be forgotten. ! Thoughts after reading Helen Keller 450 words 2
This article "Helen Keller" is really a touching story. When I finished reading this article, I benefited a lot.
This story tells the story of Helen, a blind and deaf female writer and educator in the United States. Keller had a rough life. When Helen was one and a half years old, a sudden disaster caused her to lose her human instinct. From then on, little Helen was isolated from the colorful world, but she did not give in to fate. Under the teacher's careful guidance, she learned to "speak" with her fingers and mastered five kinds of writing. At the age of 24, she graduated with honors from the famous Harvard University Decker College... Since then, she has devoted all her energy to the world's blind people, and has received many praises and awards from governments and institutions of higher learning.
How amazing it is that a blind man has achieved so much! If Helen succumbs to her unfortunate fate, she will become a pitiful and ignorant parasite. However, she did not bow to fate. She completed her life with amazing explosive power and tenacious spirit, made great contributions to mankind, and became a person with extensive knowledge and respect from people all over the world.
Helen's life was extraordinary. She gave people great encouragement and made those who wasted their time extremely regretful. I remember Helen once asked this question: "If your eyes are going to be blind tomorrow, what will you see today?" This makes me understand a truth: we healthy people cannot hesitate or waste our time, we should cherish this wonderful time. , Cherish this wonderful life. Helen Keller's After Reading 450 words 3
Who lives in darkness but brings light to mankind? Who has spent 88 years of life, but has survived 87 years of lightless, silent and speechless loneliness? Who shocked the world with his indomitable fighting spirit? She is Helen Keller.
A few days ago, we studied the text "Helen Keller", which ignited my young mind with this spirit. Helen was a weak woman who was blind in both eyes and deaf in both ears, but she was able to get into Harvard University, which many people dreamed of. What does she rely on? It is unremitting efforts and tenacious perseverance. Look at her, in order to increase the amount of reading, her little fingers are bleeding. She used her tenacious willpower to overcome difficulties one after another, making herself no different from ordinary people.
Look at us again, we are all smart and sharp. What reason is there not to study hard, overcome setbacks, and create an achievement of our own? When encountering difficulties, think of Helen, you will definitely try your best to fight!
Writing this, I couldn’t help but think of an incident where I overcame difficulties.
I remember when I first learned piano, I was probably the worst among the piano students. I would be scolded by the teacher almost every time I played a section, either for wrong notes or broken fingers. I thought to myself: God, why did you give me such a pair of clumsy hands! Every time I go to piano lessons, it's painful, and I really want to give up. With the encouragement of my mother, I faced it with my heart and practiced for two hours every day. In the cold winter, my hands were red from the cold, but I still persevered. Sure enough, hard work paid off, I defeated myself, my piano scores were excellent, and I have now passed level 7, and the piano has become my good partner.
She is my role model, an extraordinary woman-Helen Keller. I must learn from her and be a strong and hard-working person. Helen Keller's reading notes 450 words 4
Helen Keller, when she was 1 year and 7 months old, a sudden high fever caused by scarlet fever caused Helen to lose her precious hearing. His eyesight has become a disabled person who is blind, mute and deaf. When she was 6 years old, her parents invited Miss Sullivan, who graduated from a school for the blind, for her. She gave Helen motherly love. She opened the window to Helen's soul and allowed her to learn to use strength to change her life. Helen completed her studies at Harvard University with honors and became an excellent speaker and published many books.
After reading the book "Helen Keller", I was filled with emotions! For those of us who are used to seeing things with our eyes, hearing sounds with our ears, and communicating with words, we don’t think what we have is so valuable. Imagine if our eyes were blind, our ears were deaf, and we couldn't speak, how desolate and gloomy this life would be!
Faced with such misfortune, should we blame others and give up our lives, or should we be as persevering as Helen and face life with a smile? The first type of attitude towards life is negative and pessimistic. Once they encounter difficulties, they will lose the courage to live or even give up on life. However, Helen accepted the challenges of life, endured the great pain caused by her physical obstacles, faced life with an optimistic attitude, and temporarily let go of the excitement of her life.
I deeply realized from Helen that the value of a person's life, whether a person can succeed, does not depend on the health of the body or the quality of living conditions, but on the person. Firm belief and tenacious fighting spirit. Compared with Helen, it is so shameful for us healthy people to stop moving forward when encountering even the slightest difficulty in life or study. As long as a person has ideals in mind, he will not be knocked down by difficulties and can create his own life and rewrite his own destiny. What a good example Helen is!
As a young person in the new era, I should cherish my sound body, learn from Helen’s spirit of self-improvement, and create a better future. Helen Keller's After Reading 450 words 5
There was a little girl. When she first came to this world, illness made her blind in both eyes and deaf in both ears, and it was difficult to even speak. What accompanies her every day is boundless darkness and deathly silence. Do you think she will spend a long life like this? She didn't. She is strong, confident and full of optimism. She experienced unbearable pain and hardship, studied hard, and was finally admitted to Harvard University, even shocking the world's literary world. You can't wait to ask who she is? She is the famous educator Helen. Keller.
“She was like a sponge sucking the rain of knowledge day and night. She tried so hard to read Braille that her little fingers were bleeding.” This sentence is so thought-provoking, Food for thought. Let us feel the indomitable spirit of little Helen, who is not afraid of difficulties. She is a warrior who dares to use the sharp sword transformed from strength to pierce the cocoon that binds her body. We don’t know how much effort, courage and perseverance it takes to turn a cocoon into a butterfly.
Helen. Keller's fate deserves our sympathy, but her spirit deserves our admiration even more. I remember it was a winter morning, the weather was very cold, we were all playing in the classroom during the break, and I ran after a classmate.
We were all running very fast without looking at the road. The classmate in front of us suddenly turned around, and I leaned forward with inertia and fell to the ground. The fall didn't matter, my poor hand happened to be pressed against the burning stove next to me. When I picked it up, a large piece of flesh was burned off my poor hand. A sharp pain followed and I couldn't help but cry. But thinking of Helen, my injury was nothing. I held back the pain and put away my tears, tried hard to overcome the fear in my heart, and hurried to the infirmary to treat the wound. Later, my hand healed quickly under my mother's careful care.
As long as we have perseverance and are not afraid of suffering or hard work, we will create a beautiful world of our own! After reading Helen Keller 450 words 6
After reading "The Biography of Helen Keller", I was moved by the spirit of the protagonist Helen Keller. She is a well-known social activist for people with disabilities in the United States. Twenty months after she was born in Alabama, a disease took away her vision and hearing, leaving her in a world of darkness and silence throughout her life. With her perseverance and unyielding spirit, she finally defeated herself, walked out of the silent world, and used her pen to build a bridge of communication with others.
I think Helen Keller is really amazing. If she had been anyone else, she might have committed suicide or relied on her parents for the rest of her life, but she was different. She walked on alone and not only learned He spoke five languages ??and became a famous writer. Why can she do that? The answer is to be strong!
I remember one time, my sister taught me how to recognize "horns". At first, I felt it was very refreshing, but then I had to recognize too many roles, and I couldn’t figure it out, so I said, “I won’t learn anymore!” My sister said, “How could you not learn when you encounter setbacks?” But At that time, I couldn't listen to anything, and I didn't want to learn anything. I even prevaricated and said that the teacher would teach it in the future. When I grow up, it won't be so difficult to learn. When my sister saw me like this, she didn't bother to pay attention to me, so the academic corner was abandoned halfway. Now that I think about it, I feel the same way. Helen Keller can still learn even though she is disabled. Why can’t I? How great it would be if I could have persisted!
Helen Keller has become my idol. In the future of my life, I want to be like her, despise difficulties and be a truly strong person! After reading Helen Keller 450 words 7
Because during this semester, I studied the text "Helen Keller", so I read her autobiography - "If You Give Me Three Times" during the summer vacation The book "Bright Days". After reading it, I was deeply touched and benefited a lot.
Helen Keller, a weak woman who lived in a blind, deaf-mute world, and spent 87 years of lightless and silent loneliness, with the help of Anne Sullivan and other teachers, her father With the encouragement of her mother and the care of her good friends, Helen overcame difficulties that ordinary people could not imagine, went through many hardships, and finally completed her studies. She graduated with honors from the Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University and received a bachelor's degree. Bachelor of Science.
After graduating from college, she was determined to serve more people who were as unfortunate as herself like Teacher Sullivan. She devoted all her love to the disabled and raised funds everywhere to improve the living environment of the disabled and create educational opportunities for them. Therefore, he was selected as one of the top ten American heroic idols in the 20th century by Time Magazine.
Helen Keller is a miracle. Facing the challenges of fate, she never flinched and always faced life with a beautiful heart. She finally found light in the darkness and hope in despair, and then used her helping hands to reach out to the world in need of help. people.
The book writes: During her silent and lightless years of loneliness, she stubbornly believed, "If you give me three days of light."
The first day: I I have to look at people. It is their kindness, simplicity and friendliness that make my life meaningful and valuable.
The next day: I want to witness the exciting miracle of night turning into day, see the difficult and tortuous process of human development, and experience the great changes in the rise and fall and vicissitudes of each era. .
Day Three: I want to experience the world of work and go to places frequented by people who are running for life.
After reading this book, I understand a truth: there will inevitably be ups and downs in the long journey of life, but as long as there is faith that cannot be defeated by bad luck, the light of hope will dispel the despair. cloud. Helen Keller's Thoughts after Reading 450 Words 8
During the summer vacation, I went to the library to read and accidentally saw a book called "Big Principles in Small Stories". There were 88 short and concise stories in this book. The principles explained in the story are simple and practical, but they are no less meaningful in guiding us to behave in the world.
There is a touching story in this book. When I finished reading this story, I benefited a lot. This story tells: There was a little girl named Helen Keller. She got a serious illness (scarlet fever) when she was one and a half years old. This serious illness caused Helen Keller to lose her hearing, vision and speaking ability. Because no school was willing to accept Helen Keller as a student, her family hired a teacher for her, named Anne Sullivan. Under the teacher's careful guidance, she learned to "speak" with her fingers, and also mastered five languages: English, French, German, Latin and Greek. Finally, at the age of 24, Helen Keller graduated with honors from Harvard University's Radcliffe College. Became a writer, educator and philanthropist.
There is one thing in this story that surprised me. How could a blind man achieve so much? Even normal people may not be able to.
After Helen Keller completed her series of books, she devoted herself to benefiting the disabled and establishing charities. She was named one of the "Top Ten Heroes and Icons" in the United States by Time Magazine and won the "Presidential Medal of Freedom" and other awards. His major works include "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", "My Life", "My Teacher" and other works.
Helen Keller is the pride of mankind, an example for us to learn from, and a manifestation of human kindness. I believe that her deeds can become a model for future generations. She devoted all her love to people with disabilities. Helen Keller's indomitable fighting spirit will always remain in the hearts of the world! Helen Keller's reading notes 450 words 9
Helen once said, "If you need it, you can take my bread. You can take away my air, but don’t take away your smile. Because life needs smiles, and it is precisely because of smiles that life becomes alive. "When you are frustrated and depressed, you might as well smile, and you will suddenly become enlightened. ; When you encounter difficulties and are unable to recover, smile and you will feel a hundred times more energetic; when you are sad and depressed, a smile will dispel the gloom in your heart. Laughter brings comfort, strength, and awareness to people.
The power of smile is irresistible. Helen Keller always smiled, because she believed in the power of smile. To you, it is an affirmation and an encouragement; to you, it is a ray of spring breeze and a promise. And your opponent may feel nervous in this smile, feeling a power that is difficult to resist. Chen Zhonghe's smile is powerful. In his smile, we witnessed the victory of the Chinese women's volleyball team in a dangerous situation. Even if you fail, that smile will make people feel real comfort and warmth.
Smile, a kind of beauty beyond words; smile, a kind of plain but moving happiness; smile, like a ray of spring breeze blowing through the green lawn. Smiles weave the beauty of love into every corner. Not all big trees are willing to be blown down by the north wind; not all seeds are willing to take root; not all dreams are willing to have their wings broken. When your tears are about to roll down, tell yourself that you should face life, life, and everything with a smile. Life requires smiles, and people also need smiles. Give to others and give to yourself. Smile is not just an action, it may be a light in the darkness and a ray of warmth in the cold. Helen Keller's post-reading thoughts 450 words 10
Being blind is sad; being deaf is hurt. If the two are superimposed, that life will become worse. It was not easy to endure such a blow. However, she came out wonderfully. She is a strong person in life! This is "Helen." Keller" this article told me.
This article is deeply engraved in my mind. It has its own spirit and reason. Being blind or deaf, ordinary people will not be able to bear it. They will break the pot and leave it to fate.
But Helen was persevering. In order to make her life no longer miserable and to make her future bright, she worked hard and struggled. With perseverance that ordinary people could not imagine, she grew from a weak, incomplete and disease-ridden life into a chic and romantic woman. of great heroes. She is strong, she is strong. She is a true hero.
Throughout history, there have been many people like Helen. Tan Qian, who had a strong heart, had more than 20 years of hard work vanished in the blink of an eye. Faced with such a heavy blow, he did not feel depressed, he stood up. That Li Shizhen who worked tirelessly, that Qi Baishi who worked hard day and night on painting... There are so many strong people. The secret of success is perseverance and perseverance to the end. When I wrote that, I thought of some things about our study: if we have too much homework, we will be bored; if we can’t solve the questions, we will be anxious; if we fail in the exam, we will cry... If we work hard to cultivate ourselves to be a strong person, If we are a perseverant person, then we are not far from success! This is "Helen." Keller's article tells us the most valuable truth. Helen Keller 450 words 11
On June 27, 1880, Helen Keller was born in a small town called Doscumbia in northern Alabama, USA. Two years after her birth, she became blind and deaf-mute due to illness. But when she was young, she didn't know it. She thought everyone was the same as her, so she lived without any perception.
Since she met her first teacher, Anne Sullivan, the teacher gradually told her what the world is like, with warm sunshine, colorful flowers and plants, and birds. Singing, but she could see or hear nothing. But she was not discouraged, she still studied hard, felt with her heart, accumulated every bit of life, and eventually became a great writer. Wrote the world-famous article "If You Give Me Three Days of Light". This article writes about Helen Keller's desire for light. On the first day, she wanted to see her lovely friends and express her gratitude. The next day, she goes to see the sunrise and use art to search for the human soul. On the third day, she had to spend an ordinary day with people. These highlight Helen Keller's desire for a better life.
After reading this book, I think Helen Keller was an optimistic and strong person. She was not intimidated when encountering difficulties, faced them bravely, and finally succeeded and defeated herself. I think that in life, we should learn from her spirit and not be discouraged when we fail and not be proud when we succeed. As a healthy person, I admire her even more for her spirit of finding ways to overcome difficulties when faced with them.
Don’t be discouraged when you fail, and don’t be proud when you succeed. Only by doing these two things can you overcome all difficulties! Helen Keller's reading notes 450 words 12
Helen Keller was blind and deaf. But her life was filled with extraordinary achievements. Today, I read the book "Helen Keller" again, and I couldn't calm down for a long time.
This book describes the life of American female writer and educator Helen Keller. Helen lost her vision and hearing due to illness when she was one and a half years old. This is unbearable pain for most people, but she was not defeated by the bad luck. With the help of her teacher, she overcame her disability and learned to speak - "talk" with her fingers. Later, Helen mastered five more languages. At the age of 24, she graduated with honors from the world-famous Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University. After that, Helen devoted her life to literature. She has also published "My Life Story" and "If You Give Me Three Days of Light".
It is so surprising and unbelievable that a blind or deaf person can achieve such great achievements.
Just imagine, if Helen succumbed to her fate, she would become a parasite of no use to the world. How many disabled people with physical defects have bowed to their fate and wasted their lives. However, Helen overcame the bad luck and finally succeeded. Her tenacious spirit and amazing perseverance not only gave those with disabilities the courage to live, but also inspired us healthy people.
Remember Helen. Keller once asked this question: What would you do if you only had three days of light? This made me feel deeply: we healthy people must cherish this wonderful time.
If you want to ask what the value of life is, I think Helen. Keller's life gave us a perfect answer.
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Recently, I read a book called "The Biography of Helen Keller".
Helen Keller lost her precious hearing and vision due to illness when she was 19 months old, so she became a severely disabled child who was deaf, dumb, and blind. She could not study and live like a normal person, but she relied on her own will to challenge the disease again and again, overcame difficulties that ordinary people could not imagine, and persevered. Finally, she was admitted to university and became an outstanding writer and writer. educator.
Helen is an extraordinary girl. She has the courage to fight to the end; she has an amazing will; and she has the ideal of dedicating her life to the welfare of the blind. Although he has suffered such a big blow in his life, she is determined to challenge the god of fate! Although Helen, who had lost her sight, could not feel the colorful rain and rainbow, nor could she appreciate the clear brilliance of the bright moon. She could not use her eyes to appreciate the beauty of nature, but she could experience it with her heart and feel it with her heart...
Helen Zi had a great wish when she was young, that is, to establish a foundation for the blind. After getting into college, she has been working hard to create a foundation. The best thing in her life is helping others. Compared with Helen Keller, I am small. I don’t have her amazing will, her fighting spirit, or her beautiful vision. For me, I have more of the shortcomings of a single child: I am afraid of hardship and tiredness, and I always want to avoid difficulties when encountering them. After reading "The Biography of Helen Keller", I completely entered her world. This world shocked me extremely. I, no, not just me, but everyone should learn from Helen Keller and learn from her spirit of perseverance, selfless dedication, and helping others! After reading Helen Keller 450 words 14
"Helen. Keller" is a true and touching story. Today, I finally finished reading this book.
This book narrates the life of Helen Keller, an American blind and deaf female writer and educator. Unfortunately, little Helen became blind and deaf due to a serious illness when she was one and a half years old. This is unimaginable to ordinary people. However, Helen was very strong. Under the education of Teacher Sullivan and Teacher Saler, Helen learned to speak, "speak" with her fingers, and mastered five kinds of writing. She graduated with honors from Harvard University's Radcliffe Women's College. Helen wrote 14 books in her life and was selected as one of the top ten American heroes and idols in the 20th century by Time Magazine.
It is incredible that a person who once lived in a blind, deaf-mute world could achieve such great achievements.
Helen’s life was extraordinary, but her indomitable spirit of not bowing to fate gave courage to many disabled people and ignited the light of our hearts. Helen has this question in this book: If you were going to be blind tomorrow, what would you want to read today? This sentence makes me feel: We healthy people cannot hesitate, cannot waste a minute and a second, and must cherish the good time. Each of us has our own ideals and wants to realize our ideals. Then you must study hard from an early age and develop good habits. You need to be as strong and perseverant as Helen in the book to achieve today's achievements. As the saying goes, hardship comes first, enjoyment comes last. Persistence is victory. As long as you pay results, you will get twice the result with half the effort.
The book "Helen Keller" is a true and touching story. After reading this book, I felt: if you want to achieve success, it depends on whether you have an indomitable spirit of struggle. After reading Helen Keller 450 words 15
After reading this text, I got to know Helen Keller, who was blind in both eyes, deaf in both ears, and had an indomitable spirit of struggle. But why can we see the wonderful world and hear all kinds of sounds, but why can't we become an idol in the hearts of Americans like her? That's because we didn't have her indomitable fighting spirit, so we didn't succeed. Helen not only became an idol for others, she also wrote about her yearning for a perfect life in her autobiography "If You Give Me Three Days of Light".
I didn’t have her spirit, so I didn’t succeed. I remember that during the summer vacation, I secretly decided to do something that I must do every day - write pen words on a page. A few days before the summer vacation, I carefully held the pen and described it one stroke at a time. I also read these famous aphorisms while describing.
When I describe a character that is difficult to write, I will frown and think about the structure of the character and how I should write the character. There is no interference from the outside world at all. Sometimes I will describe a few more pictures, or keep these famous sayings in my heart. But it didn't last long and I started to get tired of it after a few days. I always feel that this is leftover and actually does not need to be practiced, since the teacher does not require it anyway. Besides, I still have to do my summer homework. So, I put down the pen and was attracted by the TV and my friends.
It is precisely because I did not persevere that pen calligraphy did not develop well. Since learning this text, I have decided to read a book carefully every week and describe a pen calligraphy.
After reading this text, I thought of Tan Qian, the author of "Guoyan", Sima Qian, the author of "Historical Records", Zhang Haidi, chairman of the Disabled Persons' Federation... I thought of "the edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." . "They all relied on this indomitable fighting spirit to achieve success in the end. If we all have an indomitable spirit of struggle when doing things, what can't be accomplished?