Read If You Give Me Three Days of Light Feeling

Essay on the feeling after reading: I felt 350 words after reading "If I Give Me Three Days of Light".

Reading "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" seems to give me the true meaning of life.

The article said: "Helen Adams" is a blind child, but because of Helen's never-giving spirit and the hard work of Teacher Sullivan's education, I don't know how much hardship she endured to become a famous writer. I was deeply touched and benefited from it.

Time is unlimited, like the water of the Yangtze River, which is always surging and surging, but the time that everyone can use and enjoy is limited, which is the most precious. Just like Uncle Lei Feng said, "We must devote our limited lives to infinite service to the people", how pleasant it is to educate us to use our time to do more things that are beneficial to people and society!

At the end of the article, "Reading Boot" raises a thought-provoking question: If you were given three days of light, would you set your eyes on **? Three days, only three days of light, how cruel and precious.

Then, if I am given three days of light, I will do my filial piety by buying the best things for my loved ones on the first day. On the second and third days, I would study hard so that I would be able to read braille after three days.

Parents and teachers often teach us that every inch of time is gold, and it is difficult to buy an inch of time. Yes, only those who cherish time will not be nostalgic for time; And those who waste their time will inevitably regret it in the end. Only now did I understand the true meaning of this phrase.

Many people lose a lot of precious things because they don't cherish them. If you don't cherish it, what you see in front of you will only be fleeting.

If You Give Me Three Days of Light" is written by a blind, deaf, mute woman - Helen Keller. It mainly tells the bittersweet life of Helen Keller. With her imaginary three days of light.

As soon as I finished reading this book, I couldn't help but shed tears for Helen Keller's tenacious spirit. I wondered, what if I were a blind, deaf, dumb person like Helen Keller? Can I be as strong as Helen Keller? ......

When I saw the beggars sitting in the street. I wondered why they were able-bodied but didn't work well, and begged in the streets. What a blessing it is to have sound limbs! Why don't they cherish the precious and priceless treasures they have?

Selflessness is happiness. This is a famous quote from Helen Keller. Oh, yes! A blind, dumb, and deaf weak woman can contribute to society, but what about us? Should we cherish the current good environment more, study hard, and contribute more to society?

Cherish what you have! We will always be unique in the world. Each person has his own place and his own role. Try harder! Give back to the society that nurtured us and the parents around us.

Cherishing what you have is the best ......

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First of all, you can roughly write about the main content of this text, which is that Helen is in her last days, thinking about what she is going to do if there are three days of light.

In the second paragraph, you have to see how a person who has lost her sight has an optimistic attitude to face her bad luck, and what a beautiful and ordinary ideal she has. You can see that Helen is strong and confident in life.

Finally, you have to think about yourself, have you ever been discouraged when bad luck has befallen you? If so, you have to reflect on it, for yours is nothing compared to Helen's bad luck. What should we learn from this, for example, life is far away, some setbacks are certainly unavoidable, in the face of setbacks we should have Helen's courage, without wind and rain, how can we see the rainbow?

We must believe that after our own efforts, we will definitely reach the other side of success!

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 should cherish the life as it is, love life, and love life. Get inspiration from the author, cherish everything in front of you, cherish life, cherish friends and family. Don't wait until you lose to regret not paying attention to ......

If you give me three days of light".

If You Give Me Three Days of Light" is written in the book "The protagonist Helen. The story of how Keller walked out of the darkness and loneliness after losing his hearing and eyesight, and with his amazing perseverance and with the help of Mr. Sullivan, he completed four years of study at Harvard University with honors, becoming the first blind and deaf person in human history to receive a bachelor's degree in arts.

The protagonist of the book, Helen. Keller has only had light and voice for 19 months. When I saw a nightmarish fever depriving her of sight and hearing, I couldn't help but feel deep sadness for her.

I was afraid that she would never be able to come out of the horror and desolation of not hearing and sight, but when I saw that she could do some simple actions according to her own thoughts, I was full of hope for her future. When I saw that she learned to speak with the help of Sullivan's teacher and was admitted to the most famous school in the world: Harvard University, I couldn't help but feel proud and proud of her.

Among them, the one who touched me the most was Helen. Keller learned to speak stories as a child, thanks to Helen. Keller couldn't see people's mouths or hear other people's pronunciations, so it was impossible for her to learn to speak.

But with her tenacious perseverance, practice again and again, and the careful guidance of the teacher, Helen. It's a miracle that Keller finally uttered the staccato phrase: "It's warm!"

After reading this book, I think Helen. Keller did not flinch in the face of such great difficulties, thinking about himself and Helen. Keller was so lucky.

I have a sound body, a good learning environment, and excellent teachers, but I don't know how to cherish these things, and I have to retreat when I encounter some small difficulties, which is really undeserving in comparison. From today onwards, I must take Helen. Keller is an example of studying hard and never backing down in the face of difficulties.

Helen Keller: She is so pitiful and so cultured. Unfortunately, when she was a baby, an illness robbed her of her hearing and vision, and from then on there was only darkness in her world, and she could not see the wonderful world and the love of her parents. However, after Miss Sullivan, her governess, came, she became interested in reading, and with the help of the teachers and families around her, she became so literate that she was admitted to Harvard, which is a school that is difficult for normal people to get into, but she, a little girl who has lost her hearing and vision, can surpass the water and lead of normal people.

Yes, on the road of growth, don't be knocked down by sudden misfortune, and believe that things will always develop in a good direction. Summon all the courage to overcome the difficulties, and believe that tomorrow will be better because of our hunger today!

There are only so many.