"If You Give Me Three Days of Light" is Helen Keller's autobiographical work, which is known as "an unparalleled masterpiece in the history of world literature". It is carefully compiled from Helen Keller's three books "My Life", "Out of the Darkness", "Teacher" and the famous essay "If You Give Me Three Days of Light". This book tells in detail the author's blindness process, growth process and feelings, sincerely reproduces Teacher Sullivan's meticulous teachings, and also clarifies some misunderstandings truly and objectively. During the reading process, we follow the author's struggle in the darkness, enjoy the light, and feel the gentleness of the wind, the moisture of the rain, and the reality of people. At the same time, the author's open and honest heart is shocking and touching, inspiring readers to be sincere, truthful, and brave.
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The author Helen Keller is very pitiful to be honest, [crying] [crying] [crying] and everything described in the book is just his imagination. How he wished he could see, hear, and speak!
Not only was he deaf-mute, he was also blind. But I don't discriminate against him, I admire him! Because he has not been oppressed by life, but is still alive and strong. Although he has passed away long ago, his indomitable and persevering spirit is always worth learning from!
So we must take good care of our precious bodies, we must go to bed early and get up early, eat and sleep on time 💤, we cannot stay up late, we cannot stay up all night (PS: I used to stay up late every day, although maybe I can't do it! [Laughter][laughter][laugh] Because it's just a draft of the review essay that I want to write! [Laughter][laugh][laugh] But to be honest, I I really can't write much, because I have to write more than 400 words. I originally wanted to write more than 500 words, but now I only write more than 300 words. I feel like I'm just messing around! [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] Oh! I've lost more than 100 words! [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile]) You can't joke about your body! Because you only live once!
The ideas contained in this book give people great spiritual power. In the book, Helen feels inferior because of her deafness, hates life, and hates the world. The appearance of Teacher Sullivan completely changed Helen's life. It is really hard for me to imagine that a person who is neither a relative nor an acquaintance can spend most of his life accompanying you in your growth. The conch I saw had been under the guidance of Teacher Sullivan since she was less than ten years old. Teacher Sullivan even read Braille to Helen when she was in college. Fortunately, most of the people Helen met in this life were pure and kind. I think Teacher Sullivan was like the light of redemption in Helen's life. Her appearance really changed Helen. If she had not appeared, Helen might have become a violent and inferior person. Under the guidance of Teacher Sullivan, Helen also became a child who loved life very much, was good at observation, and had stronger tactile and olfactory abilities than ordinary people.
An indescribable feeling, like getting to know a soul that spans time and space, feeling her between the lines, feeling happy, sad or peaceful things one after another from paragraph to paragraph, seeing different people one after another, beautiful.
This book is very meaningful, but I don't understand why Helen sometimes writes as if she can see it.
What an inspiring article, describing the scene and making the picture look like you are seeing it with your own eyes. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's truly remarkable that she was able to be so strong and brave despite being blind and deaf. This reminds me of Forrest Gump in "Forrest Gump". They all have an indomitable spirit. I especially like Helen's teacher Sullivan. Her patience and love gave Helen great help. This book makes me appreciate everything in front of me more and makes me full of hope for life.
It touches deeply, Helen Keller's psychological activities are very strong, and the description of the environment is also used very well.
Helen Keller is really pitiful. He was not only deaf-mute but also blind. I want to tell you that you only live once!
The author Helen Keller is very pitiful to be honest, [crying] [crying] [crying] and everything described in the book is just his imagination. How he wished he could see, hear, and speak! Not only was he deaf-mute, he was also blind. But I don't discriminate against him, I admire him! Because he has not been oppressed by life, but is still alive and strong. Although he has passed away long ago, his indomitable and persevering spirit is always worth learning from! So we must take good care of our precious bodies, we must go to bed early and get up early, eat and sleep on time 💤, we cannot stay up late, we cannot stay up all night (PS: I used to stay up late every day, although maybe I can't do it! [Laughter][laughter][laugh] Because it's just a draft of the review essay that I want to write! [Laughter][laugh][laugh] But to be honest, I I really can't write much, because I have to write more than 400 words. I originally wanted to write more than 500 words, but now I only write more than 300 words. I feel like I'm just messing around! [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] Oh! I've lost more than 100 words! [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile]) You can't joke about your body! Because you only live once!
The ideas contained in this book give people great spiritual power. In the book, Helen feels inferior because of her deafness, hates life, and hates the world. The appearance of Teacher Sullivan completely changed Helen's life. It is really hard for me to imagine that a person who is neither a relative nor an acquaintance can spend most of his life accompanying you in your growth. The conch I saw had been under the guidance of Teacher Sullivan since she was less than ten years old. Teacher Sullivan even read Braille to Helen when she was in college. Fortunately, most of the people Helen met in this life were pure and kind. I think Teacher Sullivan was like the light of redemption in Helen's life. Her appearance really changed Helen. If she had not appeared, Helen might have become a violent and inferior person. Under the guidance of Teacher Sullivan, Helen also became a child who loved life very much, was good at observation, and had stronger tactile and olfactory abilities than ordinary people.
An indescribable feeling, like getting to know a soul that spans time and space, feeling her between the lines, feeling happy, sad or peaceful things one after another from paragraph to paragraph, seeing different people one after another, beautiful.
This book is very meaningful, but I don't understand why Helen sometimes writes as if she can see it.
What an inspiring article, describing the scene and making the picture look like you are seeing it with your own eyes. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's truly remarkable that she was able to be so strong and brave despite being blind and deaf. This reminds me of Forrest Gump in "Forrest Gump". They all have an indomitable spirit. I especially like Helen's teacher Sullivan. Her patience and love gave Helen great help. This book makes me appreciate everything in front of me more and makes me full of hope for life.
It touches deeply, Helen Keller's psychological activities are very strong, and the description of the environment is also used very well.
Helen Keller is really pitiful. He was not only deaf-mute but also blind. I want to tell you that you only live once!