I remember that in the early autumn of 20 12, Teacher Liang gave me a copy of Helen. Keller's autobiography "If Give Me Three Days of Light", this book gave me a profound teaching. 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 stubbornly believes that if I can see for three days-the first day, I will look at people whose 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!

Thank you very much for your selfless help and support. The book she sent me is of great help to my writing. Every life is an immortal legend. This book keeps me optimistic about life full of ups and downs and misfortunes, and never pessimistic. I like the green cover very much, because green is the color of hope, which indicates Mr. Liang's infinite hope for the next generation of young writers.

Chapter 2: If I am given a bright reading experience for three days, what about "Ode to History"?

During the summer vacation, I read Helen? Keller's autobiography "If Give Me Three Days of Light" impressed me deeply. This book mainly describes the protagonist Helen? Keller, when he was young, he lost his hearing and sight because of a high fever. Later, her parents found a teacher-Anne? Sally. She's here. Annie. With the help and care of Miss Sally, she overcame the unimaginable difficulties of ordinary people. She also taught herself five languages, completed her studies at Harvard University and obtained a bachelor's degree with honors. She has been committed to the cause of the disabled, often helping the disabled, raising money everywhere to improve their living environment and create opportunities for them to receive education. She traveled around the world to cheer for the disabled. The story of becoming an outstanding philanthropist, speaker and educator.

When I was studying, Helen? When Keller studied very hard, taught herself five languages and finished her studies at Harvard University, I thought she was really powerful. She is a person who can't hear or see, but she is even better than some of us normal people. How many normal people can have her strong perseverance? We normal people can see and listen, but we are worse than a disabled person. She has to work harder than us to achieve such results. Thinking of this, I think, I am a normal person. If I work as hard as her, I will be excellent, or better than her. Therefore, I will study hard and be as successful as her! As long as you work hard and take your own actions, your dream will come true!

When I was studying, Helen? When Keller said what she would do if she was given three days of light, I suddenly felt how good it was to see and hear. I remember that I often complained that saying bad is bad. Listening to those cicadas chirping there in summer makes me feel very noisy, but in Helen? In Keller's eyes, everything is so beautiful. Unfortunately, she can't hear or see. She deeply touched me and made me feel so happy. I can hear my parents' nagging every day, listen to their voices, look at their faces and enjoy the joy and happiness brought by this world. So I will cherish everything I have, cherish the luck that God has brought me, and stop complaining, because Helen? Keller is more unfortunate than me. Her strong spirit is deeply engraved in my heart. She is an eternal model of my study and life.

After reading this book, I benefited a lot and learned a lot of philosophy of life: life should be optimistic, no matter how many misfortunes you encounter, you must go forward and keep moving towards your goals, so that your goals can be achieved; For our present life, we should be satisfied and grateful to our parents for giving us life and health. Let us grow up happily; Study hard, never too old to learn, be a meaningful person, be an excellent person ... This book has taught me a lot, and I believe you will feel the same way after reading it.

Chapter 3: If you give me three bright reading experiences.

With admiration for Helen, an American blind woman writer and educator, I finished reading her book "If you give me three days of light" in one breath. I was shocked by her tenacious perseverance!

"Cruel fate has blocked the entrance, and I will be reluctant to ask why fate is so arbitrarily pronounced, because my heart has not been tamed and I am still crazy ..." Her famous saying has been lingering in my ears.

Think about Helen. In the process of Keller's growth, it suddenly occurred to me to use a sentence that Grandma Bing Xin said, "Successful flowers, people only admire her present brilliance! However, at the beginning, her bud was soaked with tears of struggle and splashed with blood and rain of sacrifice. Helen is really aptly described. Helen lost her sight and hearing when she was one and a half years old, which is unimaginable and unbearable for ordinary people. However, Helen. Keller didn't give in to fate. With the help and education of teacher Sullivan, she overcame her illness with tenacious perseverance, learned to speak, mastered five languages, left a variety of literary works and other great contributions, and became a world-influential figure. As Mark Twain commented: "/kloc-There were two great figures in the 9th century, one was Napoleon and the other was Helen Keller. "As you can see, Helen caught the fate of the throat, she didn't give in to fate.

Maybe we don't know or know Helen very well. Keller, but there are many such people in our real life.

At the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, athletes created miracles with their mutilated bodies. When Tibetan separatists tried to interfere with the torch relay and snatch the torch from Jin Jing, she blocked the cruelty with her weak body; And Yang Guang, a happy blind man at the Spring Festival Gala. He went blind in eight months, and for many years he interpreted the world in his heart with music. He looked for colors optimistically and described a beautiful life in his notes.

It can be seen that people are not afraid of physical disability, but they are afraid that they are not strong.

Now how many teenagers don't cherish their study life, playing truant, playing truant, indulging in online games and fighting ... They are healthy, but lacking in spirit and unhappy every day. They lack tenacious perseverance, which is why they have accomplished nothing.

Helen. Keller told us: "If only people lived every day as if it were their last!" ! Then it is possible to show the value of life. "

Yes, we have a healthy body, but we don't have tenacious perseverance. We always do what we like, give up if we don't like it, or even give up halfway. I always want to do it tomorrow. And Helen. Aren't we ashamed to compare Keller with those who are physically disabled and determined?

Put down the book and ponder: Yes, think about these physically disabled and determined people, their sufferings, their tears, their struggles, their pursuits, their success, and we healthy people, who are qualified to say "depression"? We really should study hard from now on, cherish every minute and learn their indomitable perseverance.

Please let us remember Helen. Keller's advice: "Blind man, I want to give a piece of advice to everyone who can see. Make good use of your eyes, as if you will lose the light tomorrow. "

Chapter 4: If you give me three bright reading experiences.

At the beginning of the semester, Mr. Mao recommended a book to us-If you give me three days of light. Hearing the title aroused my curiosity. I bought the book at once and read it with relish.

Every time I read this book, I am moved to tears. This is an autobiographical essay written by Helen Keller. At 19 months, a disease deprived Helen of her sight and hearing. From then on, she lived in boundless darkness. Her personality became irritable, throwing things at home, hitting people, and often locking herself in her room ... she thought it was all her mother's fault.

Helen has changed since she met the kind Miss Sullivan. She taught Helen a lot with infinite tolerance and patience. Through the efforts of Miss Sullivan and Helen, Helen entered Perkins School. Four years later, she was admitted to the famous Harvard University and began to try writing. As an adult, she has been devoted to the cause of the disabled and is regarded as one of the greatest women in America. Helen is not only blind but also deaf. What she yearns for most is to perceive this beautiful and lovely world like a normal person.

She wrote in the book: If she is given three days of light, on the first day, Helen hopes to see those kind, gentle and valuable people who accompany her all her life and experience the beauty of nature; The next day, she hopes to visit museums, experience the ever-changing times and go to the theater to watch performances; On the last day, Helen wants to enjoy her city and is eager to find new happiness.

Three days of light is only a short moment in life for ordinary people, but it is out of reach for Helen, who is blind. Between the lines of the book, Helen's love for life is permeated. She suggested that we should cherish everything in front of us and make good use of our life with enthusiasm.

In fact, there are many such examples around us. 20 10 China's "Got Talent" winner Liu Ye is a good example that we have seen with our own eyes. When he was a child, he was unfortunately involved in a car accident and lost his arms. His life was very difficult. In the predicament, he also lost confidence in life. With the help and encouragement of his mother, he not only learned to write with his feet, but also learned to play the piano with his feet. World famous songs gushed from his toes, so beautiful and shocking. As we all know, in order to practice playing the piano, his feet have worn a lot of skin, and a lot of blood has been left on the keys. Hard training day after day will lead to today's glory.

After reading this book, I gained the motivation to learn. I found confidence, strength and optimism. A good book can benefit me for life. It not only increases our knowledge, but also tells us to cherish what we have and strive to pursue our dreams.

As disabled people, they can still face the difficulties in life so calmly and make such great achievements. Because we have a healthy body and a comfortable living environment, there is no reason to waste our life and time. We should cherish and love life with all our enthusiasm!

Chapter 5: If you give me three days to read.

There are many versions of the book "If you give me three days of light" on the bookshelf in the classroom. I finally read this book when I was free during the holiday, which made our eyes shine. The protagonist observes human beings and history with her eyes, that is, her heart, reads books, and touches the world with her heart ... You know, Helen Keller, a woman who lives in darkness but brings light to mankind. She spent 88 spring and autumn periods of her life, 87 days without light, sound and language. But she is not lonely or fragile. She said: "I feel everything with my whole body and mind. My life is full of vitality, just like those small insects who died early, squeezing their lives into one day. I met many people, and they wrote words in my hand to communicate with me, and our thoughts produced happiness and buzz. Isn't this a miracle? Between my heart and the hearts of others, what used to be a barren wilderness is now full of flowers and green grass. "

It seems that you can get more by living with your heart. ...

In fact, from her words, I can easily see that she has suffered, been confused and given up on herself! However, dear Miss Sullivan, no, I should address Miss Sullivan respectfully. It was her, her concern, her tolerance and her kindness that made Helen send out "Is there a happier child in the world than me?" It is precisely because of this that such a sigh can make a child with poor health maintain a peaceful mind, treat his disabled body with tolerance and become a great man with love and dedication!

Suppose, or say, if we healthy people have only three days left to be doomed, what kind of mentality will we face? How to arrange these only 72 hours?

In Give Me Three Bright Holidays, Helen said on the first day that she should look at people, their kindness, gentleness and friendship. She said that she should look into Miss Sullivan's eyes for a long time, and also look into the eyes that puppies trust to experience and use this so-called "hearing and vision" window of people's hearts ... On the last day, she said that she would spend it in the daily world, first of all, watching the sunrise, welcoming the dawn and feeling the human beings. Eternal darkness will strike again, but Helen says she won't be upset, because her heart is full of sweet memories, leaving her no time to regret, and a beautiful world will always be in her mind. ...

When reading these words, my heart is always trembling, how precious life is and how rare health is! A blind, deaf and aphasic person has such tolerance for life. What about us? How should we live our lives?