1. Learn to face life optimistically with the help of teachers.

Helen Keller suffered from a strange disease when she was only 19 months old, which caused her to be completely blind and deaf. For the next five years, she could not communicate with others. Later, a teacher named Anne Sullivan came from Boston to help her. Miss Sullivan was once blind. She tried to teach people to live like everyone else. She taught Helen how to use her hands as a tool for talking.

Miss Sullivan took Helen to explore human beings and nature in the forest. They also go to circuses, theaters and even factories. Miss Sullivan explained everything to Helen in the language that Helen and Helen used together. The language between them is the language of hand and finger contact. Helen also learned to ride horses, swim, row boats and even climb trees.

I wrote my own book with difficulty, which is beyond the reach of a capable person.

Miss Sullivan has been with Helen for many years. She taught Helen how to read, write and speak. She helped Helen go to school and go to college. Helen really wants to do what others can do and do it as well as others. Later, Helen really went to college and finished her studies with excellent results.

The books she needs are written in Braille (the language in which blind people touch books to read). So many books were written by Miss Sullivan or others. Geometry and physics are particularly difficult to learn. Helen can only learn squares, triangles and other geometric figures with wire. She will feel the shapes of these wires over and over again until she can see them in her mind.

3. Because of its well-known inspirational deeds, it is widely publicized.

Helen proved herself to be an excellent scholar. She graduated from Radcliffe College with a score of 1904. She has amazing attention and memory, and at the same time she has the perseverance to never stop until she reaches her goal. She wrote about my life in college. This made her a great success and she was able to buy a house for herself.

She traveled all over the country and kept giving lectures. Her deeds have written books for many people and staged plays and movies about her life. Finally, she became famous, was invited to go abroad, and was honored by foreign universities and kings. 1932, she became the vice president of the Royal National Institute for the Blind.

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The meaning of facing life optimistically;

As an optimist, optimism is always good for health. A positive attitude is really refreshing. Many people often associate optimism, hope and self-control with good health. Healthy optimism is not an unrealistic attitude, it embodies the belief that people should be strong in life.

On the other hand, pessimism breeds negative emotions and setbacks, which psychologists call "acquired helplessness" and is often harmful to health. There are great benefits. An optimistic person always sees things in a wide range, and is open-minded, and will not be bothered by certain things, even if it is temporary, he will adjust quickly, because his mentality is very good. Therefore, it is very necessary to remain optimistic.