Imagine if the colorful world suddenly became a darkness forever in our eyes; the hustle and bustle of the bustling world, also in our ears, fixed into an endless silence, at the same time, our language also disappeared, no longer able to communicate with the world. If these disasters were to befall one person at the same time, how many people would have the courage to continue to survive? The answer is understandable. Even if there is, it may live a miserable life and be miserable.
However, the author of "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", Helen M. Keller, however, used his true life to show us how an indomitable soul was forged under the weight of many misfortunes.
A serious illness ruthlessly robbed Keller, who was less than two years old, of his right to see the world and hear voices. Before she could get to know this lovely world, the world disappeared in her life. Like a flower, before it has opened, the doom of withering will fall from the sky, what a cruel fact! But in her little chest, a heart that was unwilling to give up was longing, screaming, struggling in pain all the time.
"Life is only once for me, and I can't let it exist so worthlessly." Keller did it! She overcame the unimaginable hardships of ordinary people, and with super perseverance that we normal people cannot reach, she has made tremendous achievements that shock the world. "God has closed a door for us and will open a window at the same time." Can't see, can't hear, can't say! This is not just a door, it is clearly a strangulation of the whole life. However, Keller did not give in, and she was convinced that her window must exist. Not God, but on your own, on your own tenacity and tenacity, to open it little by little. After thousands of hard practices, when she made her first voice and wrote the first letter, Keller knew that the vanished world was back! However, only she herself knows best, only this small step of success, how much hard blood and tears she has paid! Persistence, must persist! It is by relying on this momentum of not accepting defeat that Keller, who is blind and deaf, gradually moved from darkness to light, and finally obtained a diploma from Harvard University and won the honor of the hero idol of Time Magazine in the United States. She also gave her all her life to start a charity to help more people with disabilities and rekindle the flame of hope.
Those who have lofty ideals can accomplish things, and those who work hard will not fail! Helen Keller's life vividly interprets this truth, and Keller deserves to be a shining example of worship by people all over the world. This book "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" has also inspired thousands of disabled people to firmly believe that as long as they continue to persevere and are not afraid of hardships, everyone will have a day of nirvana rebirth!
So, those of us who have a normal life of light, what reason do we have not cherished our lives, realized its due value, and bloomed perfectly in the world?