Helen Keller's brave life

A girl who lost her light at the age of six, could not hear and could not see, but later became a great person in the world that everyone admired. Who is she? She was what I admired most—Helen Keller.

　　Helen Keller was a strong girl, when she was six years old, because of a serious illness, she lost her precious hearing, vision, and became a mute with a mouth but could not speak, and from then on, her temper became more and more violent day by day, until one day, a teacher decided to help her, and thus changed her life. Under the guidance of the teacher, she found that physical disability is not a reason to give up on herself, so she became angry and decided to change her face and be a person who is not afraid of difficulties and never backs down.

　　Because of Helen Keller's hard work and perseverance, he won everyone's affirmation and finally won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Although she won the Nobel Prize, she still fought tirelessly for her life, and she kept lecturing in schools everywhere. Once, when she gave a lecture at a university, someone asked her, "What is the most unfortunate thing that a person can encounter?" Helen Keller did not hesitate and replied categorically: "There are eyes but still can't see." ”

　　Later, Helen Keller engaged in social work in the education of children with disabilities until the end of her life. But she is the eternal spiritual teacher of the world, and she does not know how many people whose lives have been frustrated, holding their heads and chests and striding forward.

Helen Keller, a girl who has lost her light since she was six years old, who can't hear and can't see, is still so energetic, let alone healthy us? So whatever we do, don't be discouraged, fall down, and get up again, Helen Keller is our best example.

　　Although Helen Keller is a blind, deaf, and mute person, she is the "brave" who has inspired me the greatest inspiration in my heart, and in my heart, she is the most beautiful and shining portrait of the brave.