What content can be included in a handwritten newspaper titled "Masterpieces Accompany Me When I Grow Up"?

"If You Give Me Three Days of Light" Helen is unfortunate, but she is also lucky. It is precisely because of her knowledge that she is so lucky. After she lost her vision and hearing for 19 months, she lost communication and contact with the world. This young life did not know how to deal with the loneliness of isolation. She was weird, rude, and rude until her death. Teacher Sullivan came into her life and taught her how to read, which enabled her to open her spiritual eyes and enable her to communicate with others. Once she came into contact with knowledge, the lonely Helen realized that only knowledge could pave the way to the light. When Helen realized "water", the first word she knew, she began to have a strong thirst for knowledge and the world. She began to eagerly recognize and read words, like a sponge, constantly absorbing water from life itself. Knowledge. Her thirst for knowledge made her learn German, Latin, French and other languages, read many literary and philosophical masterpieces, and absorb the essence of the thoughts of great men and wise men despite the unimaginable monotony and boringness of ordinary people. She compares learning to climbing a strange mountain. If you fall, you climb up again. Every time you make a little progress, you will be inspired. You will gradually see a wider world, until you reach the bright clouds, the depths of the blue sky, and the peak of hope! This knowledge, like rainbows, lit up the lamp in Helen's heart, illuminated her inner world, and also built a bridge between Helen and the world!

Quotation:

As long as you face the sun, you will not see the shadow.

---Helen Keller

Facing the light, the shadow is behind us.

--Helen Keller

Faith is the master of destiny.

--Helen Keller

Sometimes I think, how wonderful it would be if people regarded every day of their lives as the last day of their lives! This may reveal the meaning of life. value.

----Helen Keller

The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched... they can only be felt by the heart.

——Helen Keller