The experience of If You Give Me Three Days of Light is more than 20 words!

Recently, I read Helen Keller's autobiography, "If You Give Me Three Days of Light," and I was deeply moved.

If You Give Me Three Days of Light" mainly tells the bumpy life of Helen Keller, who is blind and deaf, and her mental journey. With only 19 months of light and sound in her life, with the help and care of Anne Sally and other teachers, and with the help of family and friends, Helen overcame unimaginable difficulties and completed her studies at Harvard University, graduating with honors. She has always been committed to the cause of people with disabilities, raising funds to improve the living environment of people with disabilities and create educational opportunities for them.

Her world is only a lonely time without light, sound, and speechless.

But she stubbornly thought that if I was given three days of light—

Day 1: I want to see through the "window of the soul" those kind, gentle and touching people who encourage me to live.

Day 2: I'm going to get up at dawn to see the moving miracle of night turning into day.

Day 3: I will spend my current daily life, going to the places where people who are busy with life often go to experience their happiness, sorrow, emotion and kindness.

A philosopher once said, "Courage dwells in the soul, not in a strong body." This is a true portrayal of Helen.

With a strong heart, Helen finally rose in the face of adversity, and she was really crippled. As a new generation of college students, they have good living and learning conditions, but they lack perseverance. Therefore, the biggest takeaway from this article for me is:

First, we must treat difficulties correctly, everyone will encounter difficulties in their lives. When encountering difficulties, don't be afraid to retreat, but try to overcome them as possible, and the process of overcoming difficulties is also the process of your own progress.

2. Do your best to get everything done. A famous person once said, "What's not easy?

It's not easy to do what you should do every day. What's not simple? It's not as simple as doing everything to the best of your ability.

Yes, it's very difficult to do what I said. It's easy to do one thing and stick to it for one day, and it's easy to do it for two days, but it's hard to do it every day. Because it requires not only perseverance, but also perseverance.

And it's even harder to do everything to the best of your ability. Because this is not only the above two points, but also have the good habit of doing things carefully and carefully. If we can do these two things, we will be able to make progress and improve in the usual bits and pieces.

Third, we must have a good attitude of optimism. In the face of huge blows and difficulties, Helen did not complain, but faced it with an optimistic attitude to gain confidence. A good attitude of optimism is one of the important factors for success.

I have this good book as my mentor and friend, and I believe that I will live a more fulfilling life in the future.

We must cherish the life in front of us even more, Helen's life is described in four words - indomitable! After reading the article, gather your own experience, and write it with real feelings.

1. First of all, you have to understand what story is written in this article, compare your current situation, what advantages you have compared with the protagonist, and you can't do the same as the protagonist in the advantageous situation, and then talk about what you should do in the future study and life.

2. Perception, first of all, from the article that made you have an idea, let you understand what the truth is, and write it with true feelings, and it's okay.

3. The article is based on a true story, and the narrative is used as a writing technique, so that we know what the protagonist has experienced.

4. This book gave me a lot of inspiration and made me know: each of us must do our best to complete everything, and we must have an optimistic attitude!

Can I say that? "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" I read it in my first year of high school, hehe. Insights:

Helen Keller was a strong woman, and although she was blind, she studied Braille hard with Sullivan's encouragement and help, and even gave lectures at other colleges! She was optimistic, never felt inferior, and she also left us literature and spirit! I adore her!

Helen's life can be described in four words - indomitable!

We need to cherish the life in front of us even more.

Helen. Keller, a reader of fame.