Gratitude stories are 300 to 400 words, and five are required

In the figure skating pairs competition at the Turin Winter Olympics, Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao, a young Chinese pair who won silver medals with tenacious willpower. Although they failed to win the championship, Zhang Dan's tenacious willpower and brave spirit touched the world. When the two were interviewed, they still remember the scene of the injury at that time, and they are full of confidence in the future, and their goal for the Olympic Games in four years is to win the gold medal.

When asked what the situation was at that time, Zhang Hao said: "At that time, I saw that she had forgotten all her movements, and I just wanted to help her up. I asked her if she could continue, and she didn't answer.

After about a minute, she said she would be back on the field and we were back on the ice and finished the race. ”

When asked about Zhang Dan's injury at that time, she firmly said that she always felt that she could persevere, so she endured and completed the final game: "At that time, after the injury, I felt that I could still persevere, so I returned to the game." In fact, when I restarted, I didn't feel any pain, I just played my best on the field. ”

After reading "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", 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. Twentieth month after she was born in Alaba , an illness robbed her of her sight and hearing, leaving her in a world of darkness and silence for the rest of her life.

With her perseverance and strong and unyielding spirit, she finally overcame herself, stepped out of the silent world, and built a bridge of communication with others with her pen.

I think Helen Keller is really amazing, if she were someone else, maybe she would have committed suicide, maybe she would have relied on her parents for the rest of her life, but she was different, she went on strong, not only learned five languages, but also became a famous writer. Why was she able to do that? The answer is to be strong!

I remember one time, my sister taught me to recognize "horns". At first, I thought it was very fresh, but then I had to recognize more horns, and I couldn't figure it out, so I said, "Don't learn anymore!"

My sister said, "How can you not study when you encounter setbacks?" But at that time, I couldn't listen to anything, I didn't want to learn anything, and I prevaricated that the teacher would teach me in the future, and when I grew up, it wouldn't be so difficult to learn.

When my sister saw me like this, she didn't bother to pay attention to me, and the student corner gave up halfway. Now that I think about it, Helen Keller is disabled and can still study, why can't I? If only I could have persevered, it would have been great!

Helen Keller has become my idol, and in the future, I want to be like her, despise difficulties, and be a real strong person!