Essay on love of life for people with disabilities 450 words

Disabled people who love life - Zhang Haidi.

Zhang Haidi, female, was born in Jinan in the autumn of 1955. At the age of 5, he suffered from myelopathy and was paralyzed from the chest down. Unable to go to school, she completed her secondary school at home. At the age of 15, Heidi followed his father and sent him to the countryside of Liaocheng to work as a teacher for his children.

In the face of the cruel challenge of fate, Zhang Haidi fought against the disease with tenacious perseverance and perseverance, withstood severe tests, and always had full confidence in life. 0

In 1983, Zhang Haidi began to engage in literary creation, and successively translated tens of thousands of words such as "Seaside Clinic", and edited books such as "The Window Open to the Sky", "The Question of Life", "Dream in a Wheelchair" and other books. Among them, "Dream in a Wheelchair" was also published in Japan and South Korea, and "The Question of Life" was reprinted three times in less than half a year after its publication, and won the national "Five One Project" book award. Prior to The Quest for Life, the award had never been given to prose works.

Recently, a 300,000-word long ** "Absolute Peak" is about to come out. Since 1983, Zhang Haidi has written and translated more than 1 million words.

With the belief that "to live is to be a person who is beneficial to the society", Zhang Haidi takes Paul as an example and has the courage to dedicate his light and heat to the people.

I want to learn from Sister Zhang Haidi's kind of face difficulties and setbacks, summon up the courage to face life, and have courage to have hope. In the future, we should love life, love life, and create infinite life value through unremitting efforts, so that life can pass through time and space and become eternal.

Love life. We all have our own lives, life is short, and it is precious, so we must love life.

I saw a story called "My Father with a Broken Arm." The story goes like this: my father had only one hand, and the state issued a disability certificate that allowed the non-payment of agricultural taxes and public rations.

But my father said: "Although the state has taken care of it, the disabled have to do their best to share the country's difficulties!" Therefore, he insists on paying the same as everyone every year, and he pays early, ***.

Last May, the weather was as hot as a fire. The wheat was ripe, and I was secretly worried, but my father confidently said, "Harvest the wheat today!"

When he arrived at the wheat field, his father made up one hand with his legs and feet. Then pile the straw together with the tip of your toe and the heel of the other. Near noon, my father was sweating from exhaustion.

I thought: Father must be very thirsty. So I secretly went home.

When I brought the water back, I was shocked to learn that my father had already cut a lot of wheat. I went up to my father and asked him to drink and cut it, but he said, "Drink it first, and then drink it when I have finished cutting the wheat."

This is my father with a broken arm.

That's the end of the story. Like me, have you seen the spirit of self-esteem, self-love, self-improvement and self-reliance in him, and the aspirations and wills of thousands of people with disabilities? But what I see in the end is not these, but the meaning of life

Life is precious, life is short, we can use it well, or we can waste it in vain. We have to take responsibility for ourselves and create a colorful world of our own. I think God is fair to everyone, there is only one life, and if you want to be a truly useful person, you must go through severe cold and hardships to become a strong person in life, and only then can you appreciate the true meaning of life.

I want to cherish life, never let it go in vain, and make my life more glorious and powerful

Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770-1827) was a great German composer and one of the representatives of the Viennese Classical School. Beethoven was born on December 16, 1770 in Bonn, a small town on the banks of the Rhine, not far from France. His grandfather was a concertmaster of the Bonn Court Orchestra and his father was a court tenor.

Beethoven showed his genius from an early age, his father was eager to raise him to be a prodigy like Mozart, forced him to learn piano and violin from an early age, and at the age of eight he began to perform and try to compose at ** meetings, but his ** education during this period has been very scattered and unsystematic.

It was at this time that he began to formally learn from Nie Fei**. Nie Fei was a man of many geniuses who expanded Beethoven's artistic horizons, familiarized Beethoven with some excellent examples of German classical art, and consolidated Beethoven's understanding of the sublime. Beethoven's formal learning and systematic upbringing actually began with Niefer's careful teaching and cultivation

Niefer also led him to Vienna in 1787 to teach Mozart. Mozart, after listening to his performance, predicted that one day Beethoven would shake the world. It was at this time that he began to formally learn from Nie Fei**.

Nie Fei was a man of many geniuses who expanded Beethoven's artistic horizons, familiarized Beethoven with some excellent examples of German classical art, and consolidated Beethoven's understanding of the sublime. Beethoven's formal learning and systematic upbringing actually began with the careful teaching and training of Niefer, who also led him to teach Mozart in Vienna in 1787.

Mozart, after listening to his performance, predicted that one day Beethoven would shake the world.

From 1818 onwards, during the last decade of Beethoven's life (1818-1827), he composed the Ninth (Choral Symphony) with the perseverance of a giant, despite total deafness, deterioration of health, and mental torture in poverty

People with disabilities who are self-reliant.

There are so many things in life that often linger in our minds as lingering memories.

I remember one morning last year, I was walking on my way to school and saw a very small big brother on the side of the road. He wears black-rimmed glasses, is full of bookishness, and next to him is a tall, young girl who accompanies him to school. It looks like the young girl is the older sister of the big brother!

I thought to myself, why is my big brother so short? I guess maybe it's a dwarf! But I'll take a closer look!

It turned out that he was disabled, and the part below his thigh was gone. He struggled to walk with a thick cotton sleeve wrapped around his amputated thigh. He and his sister were memorizing English words together.

Is he still a student? I couldn't help but sigh what a hard-working disabled big brother! In the days that followed, I went to school and often saw their siblings disappear with the years, and I haven't seen them both for a long time.

One evening a few days ago, I waited for a long time for the bus to come because I was in a hurry. At this moment, a disabled car appeared in front of me, and I stepped forward to sit in the car. Isn't this the big brother I saw a lot last year?

Kids, you're going to **? The eldest brother asked me warmly. I said:

Go to Xinhua Bookstore. After getting in the car, I asked, "Big brother, I saw you and your sister go to school every day, walking and memorizing words at the same time, aren't you a student?"

The eldest brother said, "No, I'm just taking advantage of the morning walk to review the English words for a long time and I'm afraid of forgetting them." "During the conversation, I learned that my eldest brother lost his legs because of a car accident.

I have a lot of sympathy for him. I continued to ask: "Big brother, why are you still making money because your legs are inconvenient?"

Ay! If I don't do things, do I wait at home for rice? If you can take care of yourself!

It is also a pleasure to be able to reduce the burden on the family, and to be able to make it convenient for others."

Today I really felt what it means to be physically disabled. Only people who strive for self-improvement can laugh correctly at life. "The kids are here, get out of the car!

Big brother said. "How much is the big brother. "For the sake of knowing me so well, I don't have to pay for a treat.

After the big brother finished speaking, he drove away in a disabled car. Suddenly, a warm current surged into my heart.

Looking at the back of my big brother in the distance, my heart was shouting: "Thank you, big brother." "Your story has given my soul a supreme treat. You have added a valuable word to my dictionary of life—reverence.