Helen Keller is an unfortunate person: when she was only 19 months old, she lost her sight and hearing and fell into eternal darkness and silence. She is also a lucky person: she has created a rare miracle in the world and is called as great as Napoleon. What turned her from misfortune to luck? It is her persistent love for life, strong thirst for knowledge and amazing perseverance. Helen Keller studies hard and sticks to her unique learning method when she can't hear or see. Her success contains dozens or even hundreds of times more sweat than ordinary people. There are too many things lost (or not possessed), so she values everything she gets more, and she gets more feelings from life than normal people's cold life. There is such a way to treat life.