Have you seen Helen recently? Keller's autobiography "If Give Me Three Days of Light" deeply touched me. This book mainly tells the story of Helen who is blind and deaf? Keller's bumpy life and her mental journey. She has only 19 months of light and sound in her life. With the help and care of Sally and other teachers, and with the help of relatives and friends, Helen? Keller overcame unimaginable difficulties, completed his studies at Harvard University and obtained a bachelor's degree with honors. She has been committed to the cause of the disabled, collecting money everywhere, improving their living environment and creating educational opportunities for them. She traveled around the world to cheer for the disabled. Finally, he became an outstanding philanthropist, speaker and educator.

Her world has only dull and silent lonely years.

But she insisted that if I had three days of light-

On the first day, I want to meet someone. Their kindness, gentleness and friendship make my life worth living.

The next day, I will get up at dawn to watch the night turn into a moving miracle during the day.

On the third day, I want to spend an ordinary day among people engaged in daily life in the real world. Helen's three days are so short, but we still have enough time and opportunities to create a better life. Light is not a luxury for us, and sound is not desirable. For us, there is no shortage of perfect body organization, what we need is tenacious will, a spirit of self-improvement that does not yield to fate! More importantly, we should be positive and optimistic and dare to create miracles!

Doing good and doing evil is a difference of one mind, and so is the miracle in life. God gave us eyes to see the world clearly; God gave us the idea of changing the secular world and making the spiritual world better; God has given us hands to embrace the future and create a miracle of life!

A philosopher once said, "Courage exists in the soul, not in a strong body." This is a true portrayal of Helen. In the face of adversity, Helen stood up strongly. She is really physically and mentally disabled. We are so lucky, we have all the beautiful things-healthy body, good learning environment and excellent teachers ... We should seize every minute from now on, don't let time pass, don't wait until it is lost to know how to cherish it, and be like Helen? Like Keller, don't complain, don't give up, cherish what you have, study hard, face bad luck with a smile, overcome difficulties with tenacious perseverance, and show the value of life with excellent results!