Comment on Ren Jimei, an Armless Woman

Ren Jimei was born in a fisherman's family in Haiyang City. She was born without arms, and her family was afraid of being laughed at by outsiders. She was not allowed to leave home when she was very young. But the injustice of fate did not make Ren Jimei bow. She has an indomitable spirit since she was a child. She often practices "foot skills" when adults are not at home-learning to take things with her feet, eat, wash her face, comb her hair, and even try to thread needles with her feet. From the beginning, I was clumsy in kicking bowls and chopsticks, and in the end, I could not only handle them completely, but also do some things more skillfully than normal people.

/kloc-When she was 0/0 years old, Ren Jimei saw other children go to school and cried to study, so her family sent her to school. At school, she turns over books with her mouth and writes with a pen between her toes. Every exam is the first in her class. Later, due to family difficulties, she dropped out of school just after finishing the second grade, but she soon pulled herself together. Besides doing housework, she reads and writes when she has time, so she can read newspapers and write letters. Then she learned to draw and cut paper, and soon she learned to cut clothes with her feet. ?

She is cheerful and optimistic, and she is open-minded in dealing with people. This is because she knows how to cherish first. She was born without a pair of arms. He used to be a laughing stock in other people's conversations. She learned to thank rather than complain, and to repay others rather than ask for it.

? "The blade comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom is bitter and cold." Ren Jimei finally lived a happy life with her persistence. Her spirit deeply infected us, and she had a lot to learn from us.

Her positive, tenacious and persistent attitude towards life, believing in herself and striving for self-improvement will definitely bring great shock to everyone. I believe that this optimistic and positive attitude learned from her will promote the improvement of our own literacy.