A love story of a pupil.

(2) A short story about loving life.

Helen Keller was born on June 27th, 1980 in mbia, Tuscany, a small town in northern Alabama. When she was one and a half years old, she suddenly had acute cerebral congestion, and her high fever for several days kept her in a coma. When she woke up, her eyes burned blind and her ears burned deaf.

Because of her deafness, she can't correct her pronunciation mistakes and her speech is vague. For a disabled person, the world is dark and silent. In this case, it is impossible to learn to read, write and speak without a strong memory.

However, Helen Keller did not give in to fate. In order to pronounce clearly, she tied a small rope to a metal bar, holding the other end in her mouth, practicing her hands and mouth, writing a word and reading a word.

In order to make the written words not crooked, she also made a wooden frame and assembled a pulley to practice writing. Of course, Mr. Anne Sullivan has also made great contributions. She asked Helen to put her hand on her throat and let her feel the vibration.

1March 3, 887, which is a very important day for Helen. On this day, the family invited a teacher for her ── Miss Anne Sullivan.

Miss Sullivan and Helen Keller hit it off immediately and got along well within a few days. Besides, Helen Keller also learned to read from Miss Sullivan, so that she could communicate with others and teach her the meaning of new words. She gradually learned about flowers, water and the sun, and thought that love was warm sunshine. Later, Helen learned to point to Braille with her fingers and basic life etiquette.

(2) Extended reading of stories about loving life told to primary school students:

Helen Keller's contribution

Helen Keller's commitment to socialism stems from her special experience as a disabled person and her sympathy for other disabled people. At first, she simplified the alphabet and made it suitable for the disabled; But she soon realized that simply solving the problem of blindness was a temporary solution, not a permanent cure.

Through research, she found that blind people are not randomly distributed in all groups, but concentrated at the bottom of society. Poor people are more likely to go blind due to childbirth accidents or lack of proper treatment.

Some poor people are reduced to * * *, and there is a risk of blindness caused by syphilis. From this, Keller realized that the social class system controls the fate of a person's life, and sometimes even determines whether a person will be blind. Keller's research is not research: "I have been to candy stores, factories and shanty towns." Even if I can't see, I can smell it. "

(3) A story about loving life.

1. Helen Keller is a famous American writer and educator. 1882, she was over one year old, and her brain was injured because of a high fever. From then on, she couldn't see with her eyes and listen with her ears. Later, she couldn't even speak.

She grew up groping in the dark. At the age of seven, the family hired a tutor for her, that is, Miss Sullivan, who influenced Helen's life. Sullivan was almost blind when he was a child, and he knew the pain of losing sight. Under the guidance of her efforts, Helen learned sign language by touching hands, reading by touching some cards, and speaking by touching other people's lips.

In order to get Helen close to nature, Miss Sullivan asked her to roll on the grass, run and jump in the fields, sow seeds in the fields and climb trees to eat. I also took her to touch the newborn pig and go to the river to play with water. Under the careful care of the teacher, Helen overcame the obstacles of blindness and deafness and completed her college studies.

1936, the teacher who lived with her for fifty years passed away, and Helen was very sad. She knew that she would not be today without the love of her teacher, and she was determined to carry forward the love that her teacher gave her. As a result, Helen traveled all over the United States, big and small cities, all over the world, running around for the disabled and serving those unfortunate people wholeheartedly.

1968, Helen died at the age of 87, and her lifelong dedication to serving the disabled spread all over the world. She wrote many books and her story was made into a movie. Teacher Sullivan gave her the most precious love. She spread this love to all the unfortunate people and brought them light and hope.

2. Sang Lan: Born in February, 198 1, a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, was a member of the national women's gymnastics team and a vault champion in the National Games. Today, the strong Sang Lan has spent six years in a wheelchair with a smile. 1998 After the accidental injury at Goodwill Games in new york on July 2 1 night, the little-known Sang Lan became the most concerned person in the world. It was really an accident.

Sang Lan was warming up before the vault. At the moment of her take-off, the front probe of coach Ma, an outside player, interfered with her, causing her to deform and cut her head first from the air to the ground. After such a great change, she showed rare perseverance. Her doctor said, "Sang Lan is very brave. She never complains about anything. The word I can find to express her is' courage'. "

Even if she knew that she could never stand up again, she would not regret practicing gymnastics. She said: "I have confidence in myself, and I will never give up hope." In the past three years, Sang Lan has proved her promise by her actions. She studied at Peking University, joined Star TV to host the program, served as the ambassador for the Olympic bid, and participated in the Beijing relay of the Athens Olympic Games ... Her powerful smile always gives people hope!

3. Hawking is a brain, a myth, the most outstanding theoretical physicist of our time, a giant in the name of science ... Perhaps, he is just a warrior who challenges his fate in a wheelchair. Once, Hawking returned to his apartment in Berlin in a wheelchair. I was knocked down by a car while crossing the road, my left arm was broken, my head was cut, and I had 13 stitches. About 48 hours later, he returned to the office and began to work.

Despite the growing physical disability, Hawking still tries to live like an ordinary person and accomplish what he can. He's even lively-it sounds a bit funny. After he was completely unable to move, he still insisted on driving a wheelchair with his only movable finger on the way to the office. When meeting Prince Charles, he turned his wheelchair to show off and ran over Prince Charles' toes. Of course, Hawking also tasted the consequences of "freedom" action. The master of quantum gravity jumped into the wheelchair many times under the weak gravity of the earth. Fortunately, every time he stubbornly "stood up".

1985, Hawking underwent tracheal surgery, and since then he has completely lost the ability to speak. It is under such circumstances that he made great efforts to write the famous A Brief History of Time and explored the origin of the universe.

In the park in the morning, a boy with cancer is singing softly. He is singing about life. Although he has little time left, he doesn't feel inferior. He doesn't believe in eternity. He believes that nothing is eternal, and so is life. "People always die!" He often comforts himself.

At the other end of the park, there is a girl dancing beautifully, like a peach blossom falling behind her.

On this day, the boy wandered around bored. Suddenly, he smelled a scent of flowers, attracted him to a peach tree and saw the girl-she was dancing. The boy didn't interrupt her, and waited quietly for her to finish dancing. "You dance really well, like a peach blossom behind you." "Thank you!" The girl looked up shyly and said. At this time, the boy saw her face clearly: a beautiful face, two godless eyes. The boy was surprised: "Are you blind?" As soon as this sentence came out, the boys regretted it. He knows he said something he shouldn't have said. "Oh ... sorry, I didn't mean to." "Nothing." Girls look very simple. ..... In this way, they met.

They came here at sunset, the boys sang and the girls danced.

It was like this for a long time until that day.

"Peach blossoms are beautiful, just like you." The boy said unintentionally. "Unfortunately, I can't see it." The girl bowed her head. "I'm sorry." The boy's heart ached, and he knew that he had broken the girl's heart again, although she didn't care. A strong desire rose from the boy's heart.

A few days later, the girl excitedly told the boy that someone would give her eyes and she would see a bright and beautiful world. The boy smiled happily. Girls don't understand, those eyes are from boys.

The evening of this day seems to come earlier, and the boys said a lot to the girls: "I didn't believe in eternity before, but now I understand that there is eternity in the world, and that is friendship." I'm leaving and never coming back. I will cherish our friendship forever. "Cried the girl. After the boy sang the last song in his life, the girl still danced for him, just with a bunch of tears.

He's gone, it's that simple, no regrets. He dedicated the last song of his life to her, and he had no regrets.

The girl's operation was a success. She saw everything and understood the truth. She came to the park. Strangely, the peach blossoms didn't bloom this year.

The girl's eyes blurred and a tear fell from her cheek. In the sunset, she seemed to hear the boy singing. ...

Paul grew up in bitter water, lost his father in his early years, his mother washed and cooked for others, and his brother was a worker. When Paul 12 years old, his mother sent him to the station canteen to do odd jobs. He worked in the canteen for two years and suffered a lot.

After the outbreak of the October Revolution, Paul's hometown, Shebetovka, Ukraine, was trampled by foreign armed meddlers and domestic reactionaries, just like other places in the Soviet Union. The Red Army liberated the town of Shebetovka, but soon retreated, leaving only the old Bolshevik Zhuhler to do underground work in the town. Zhu stayed in Paul's house for a few days and told Paul a lot about the revolution, the working class and class struggle: "Now the whole world is on fire, and slaves are getting up. They want to overthrow the old world, but for this, they need a group of brave brothers who can fight resolutely."

Zhu's inspiration and education played a decisive role in Paul's ideological growth. Suddenly, Zhu was caught by bandits. Paul was anxious to ask around. One day, when bandits were escorting Zhu, Paul suddenly swooped down, drove the bandits into the trench and fled with Zhu.

However, due to the snitch of Victor, the son of Polish aristocrat Lizensky, Paul was thrown into prison. After coming out of prison, Paul ran like hell. Afraid of falling into the clutches again, he didn't dare to go home, so he unconsciously came to the garden gate of Tonya. He jumped into the garden. Tonia likes Paul's "warm and stubborn" personality, and Paul also thinks that tonia is "different from other rich girls". Later, they met several times and gradually fell in love. In order to take refuge, Paul agreed to Tonya's request and stayed. A few days later, Tonya found Paul's brother Arqing, and he sent his brother to Khartoum to join the Red Army.

In a fierce battle, Paul was seriously injured in the head. But he overcame death with amazing perseverance. After leaving the hospital, he was no longer fit to return to the front line and took part in the work of restoring and building the country. Here, as the owner of the working class, he is also nervously involved in all kinds of hard work. He did the league work in the year of eliminating counter-revolutionaries and the German-French yearbook work. Incorporated into the Complete Works of Marx and Engels, Volume 1. Articles, and directly participate in hard physical labor. In the construction of narrow gauge railway, Paul showed a high degree of political enthusiasm and selfless labor spirit.

Paul has only seen her twice since he said goodbye to her at tonia's house. The first time was after he was discharged from the hospital, and the last time was on the railway site. Paul found that with the deepening of the revolution, the ideological gap between the two became wider and wider, and there was no * * * language at all, so he parted ways.

At the end of the road construction project, Paul got typhoid fever. He returned to work after his illness. He took part in industrial construction and frontier struggle, and joined the party. However, because Paul was seriously injured and wounded many times in the war, he became seriously ill several times later, and because of his selfless work and labor, he didn't take good care of his body at ordinary times, and his physique became worse and worse. 1927, he was almost completely paralyzed, and then he went blind. Serious illness finally bound this young man full of revolutionary enthusiasm to his sickbed.

However, under the condition that Paul endured unimaginable physical and mental pain, he found the strength to "return to the team" again. He set himself two tasks: on the one hand, he was determined to help his wife Daya make progress; On the other hand, I decided to start literary creation. In this way, "Paul took up new weapons and started a new life."

(4) A story about loving life

1, o Henry: the last leaf

Draw a leaf for life. As long as you believe, there will always be miracles. Although the hope is slim, it will last forever. American writer O Henry told a story in his novel The Last Leaf: In the ward, a dying patient saw a tree outside the window, which fell down one by one in the autumn wind. The patient looked at the rustling leaves in front of him and his health went from bad to worse. She said, "When all the leaves are gone, I will die."

When an old painter learned about it, he drew a leaf with green veins with a colored pen and hung it on a branch. The last leaf never fell. Because of the green color in life, the patient miraculously survived.

2. Abag: Cherish life and be not afraid of setbacks.

There lived a man named Abage on the grassland in Inner Mongolia. Once, the young Abago and his father got lost on the grassland. Abag was tired and afraid, and finally he couldn't walk.

Dad took five coins out of his pocket, buried one coin in the grass, put the other four coins in Abago's hand, and said, "There are five gold coins in life, one for childhood, adolescence, youth, middle age and old age. You have only used one now, that is, the one buried in the grass. You can't throw all five coins into the grass. You should use them bit by bit and use them differently every time. "

We must go out of the grassland today, and you must go out of the grassland in the future. The world is very big. When people are alive, they should visit and see more. Don't throw away your gold coins just because they are useless. "With the encouragement of his father that day, Abag walked out of the grassland. When he grew up, Abag left his hometown and became an excellent captain.

3. Hawking: A Warrior in a Wheelchair

Once, Hawking returned to his apartment in Berlin in a wheelchair. I was knocked down by a car while crossing the road, my left arm was broken, my head was cut, and I had 13 stitches. About 48 hours later, he returned to the office and began to work.

Despite the growing physical disability, Hawking still tries to live like an ordinary person and accomplish what he can. He's even lively-it sounds a bit funny. After he was completely unable to move, he still insisted on driving a wheelchair with his only movable finger on the way to the office.

When meeting Prince Charles, he turned his wheelchair to show off and ran over Prince Charles' toes. Of course, Hawking also tasted the consequences of "freedom" action. The master of quantum gravity jumped into the wheelchair many times under the weak gravity of the earth. Fortunately, every time he stubbornly "stood up".

1985, Hawking underwent tracheal surgery, and since then he has completely lost the ability to speak. It is under such circumstances that he made great efforts to write the famous A Brief History of Time and explored the origin of the universe.

4. The story of Helen Keller

Helen Keller 1880 was born in mbia, Tuscany, in northern Alabama. When she was one and a half years old, a serious illness deprived her of her sight and hearing, and then she lost the ability to express herself in words.

However, in this dark and lonely world, she actually learned to read and speak, and graduated with honors from Radcliffe College in the United States, becoming a well-known writer and educator proficient in five languages: English, French, German, Latin and Greek.

She traveled all over the United States and the world to raise money for schools for the blind and devoted her life to the welfare and education of the blind. She has won praises from people all over the world and won awards from many countries.

Helen overcame the mental pain caused by physical defects with tenacious perseverance. She loves life. She can ride horses, ski and play chess. She also likes theatrical performances and visits museums and places of interest, from which she can gain knowledge. At the age of 2 1, she collaborated with her teacher to publish her first novel, The Story of My Life. In the next 60 years, she wrote 14 works.

5. The story of Zhang Haidi

Zhang Haidi, born in Jinan in autumn of 1955. At the age of five, he suffered from myelopathy and was completely paralyzed from the chest down. From then on, Zhang Haidi began her unique life. Unable to go to school, she taught herself middle school courses at home. /kloc-When she was 0/5 years old, Heidi followed her parents and sent her to the countryside of Liaocheng (Shandong) to be a teacher for her children. She also taught herself acupuncture techniques and treated villagers for free. Later, Zhang Haidi taught himself many foreign languages and worked as a radio repairman.

Facing the cruel challenge of fate, Zhang Haidi didn't feel depressed and sink. She fought against the disease with tenacious perseverance and perseverance, withstood severe tests and was full of confidence in life. Although she didn't have a chance to enter the school, she studied hard, finished all the courses in primary and secondary schools, taught herself college English, Japanese, German and Esperanto, and studied the courses of universities and graduate students.

5. Stories about children loving life.

There is a woman named Huang Meilian who has suffered from cerebral palsy since she was a child. The symptoms of this disease are amazing, because the limbs lose their sense of balance, their hands and feet often move around, and their mouths often mumble vague words, which looks strange. According to her condition, the doctor judged that she would not live beyond 6 years old. In the eyes of ordinary people, she has lost her language ability and normal living conditions, not to mention her future and happiness. However, she survived strongly. With tenacious will and perseverance, she was admitted to the famous University of California in the United States and obtained a doctorate in art. She expressed her feelings with her brush and good listening. In a lecture, a student boldly asked, "Dr. Huang, you grew up like this. What do you think of yourself? " Have you ever had a grudge? "Everyone present secretly blamed the student for his disrespect, but Huang Meilian was not happy at all. She wrote these lines on the blackboard very calmly:

First, I am so cute;

Second, my legs are very long and beautiful;

Third, mom and dad love me so much;

Fourth, I can draw and write;

5. I have a lovely cat; ……

Finally, she summed it up in one sentence: I only look at what I have, not what I don't have!

(6) Pupils love life stories.

Brokeback father

Dad has only one hand, and the state has issued a disability certificate, allowing him not to pay agricultural taxes and public grain. But my father said: "Although the country has taken care of it, the disabled should do their best to share the difficulties of the country!" " ! Therefore, he insists on paying the money like everyone else every year, and paying it early and with good quality.

Last May, it was as hot as fire. When the wheat is ripe, I am secretly worried, but my father said confidently, "Let's cut the wheat today!" " "In the wheat field, I watched my father cut with his legs and feet. Then pile the straw together with your toe and the other heel. Near noon, my father was so tired that he was sweating. I thought: Dad must be very thirsty. So I sneaked home. When you brought me back, I couldn't help being surprised. Dad has cut a lot of wheat. I went up to make my father thirsty before cutting. He said, "You drink first, and then drink after I cut the wheat. "This is my brokeback dad.

What a strong man dad is! In him, I saw the spirit of self-respect, self-love, self-improvement and self-reliance, and I saw the wishes and will of thousands of disabled people in Qian Qian, Qian Qian. I am proud to have such a father. One morning after the storm, a man came to the seaside for a walk. Walking along the coast, he noticed that there were many small fish washed ashore by last night's storm in the shallow water pit of the beach. They are trapped in shallow puddles and can't return to the sea, although they are close at hand. There may be hundreds or even thousands of small fish trapped. Before long, the water in the shallow water pit will be sucked dry by sand and evaporated by the sun, and these small fish will be * * *.

The man walked on. Suddenly, he saw a little boy walking slowly in front of him. He had been bending down beside every puddle-he was picking up the small fish in the puddle and throwing them back into the sea. The man stopped and stared at the little boy, watching him save the fish's life.

Finally, the man couldn't help walking over: "son, there are hundreds of thousands of small fish in this puddle, which you can't save."

"I know." The little boy replied without looking up.

"oh? Then why are you still throwing? Who cares? "

"This little fish cares!" The boy replied, picked up a fish and threw it into the sea.