Reflections on Helen Keller

What do you feel after reading a book? It's time to go back and write a review. But what are the requirements for reading? The following is my opinion of Helen Keller. Welcome to reading. I hope you will like it.

After watching Helen Keller, I feel 1 disabled. What a familiar name! I believe there are many such people around us. In fact, physical disability is not terrible at all, because when God closes a window for him, he will open another door for him.

Many disabled people have not given up everything because of this. Although they have become a disabled person, they still have to succeed and become a complete person again. Helen Keller, American disabled educator. 1880 On June 27th, Helen Keller was born in mbia, Tuscany, a small town in northern Alabama. She lost her sight and hearing at 19 months. But she thrives in a dark world. Under the guidance of Anne Sullivan, Helen overcame the psychological shadow caused by physical disability with tenacious perseverance. She loves life and has learned a lot from it, learned to read and speak, and started to communicate with others. Later, she graduated from Harvard University with honors, mastered English, French, German, Latin and Greek, and became a knowledgeable educator. She traveled all over the world, invested a lot of money in education schools and devoted her life to the welfare and education of the blind. She has been praised by people all over the world and won many awards. Helen is an unfortunate person, but she is also a lucky person. Because she is physically and mentally disabled, with indomitable will and perseverance, she conquered herself and the whole world.

As a healthy person, we should also make more contributions to the disabled, do not discriminate against them, do not exclude them, and let them get out of the shadows in their hearts and return to the sunshine. We believe that as long as there is true love in the world, the world will become better.

Let's care about the disabled together and offer a little true love for the disabled!

After reading Helen Keller, I read a lot of books this summer vacation. The most impressive one is If You Give Me Three Days of Light, which tells what Helen Kay saw and heard in three days without light. In the book, she said, "God only gave me 19 months of light and sound, but in my heart, I still clearly remember one thing from my childhood-beautiful green home, blue sky and green vegetation. This is his deep memory, but after a few months of illness, Helen can't remember it clearly, vaguely remembering that he often sat on his mother's lap or clung to his mother's skirt. After losing sight and hearing, Helen gradually forgot the past and felt that Helen's world was full of darkness and cold. Until she-Miss Sullivan-Helen's tutor came. With her loving education, she lightened the burden in Helen's heart, made her hope for the world again, opened her eyes and lit the candle in Helen's heart. Through Helen's unremitting study and Miss Sullivan's education, finally, Helen overcame herself, walked out of the darkness and became a world-famous writer. Helen has always had a biggest wish, that is, if she gives me three days of light. On the first day, Helen wants to meet someone. Their kindness, gentleness and friendship make Helen's life full of happiness. The next day, he will leave at dawn to see the moving miracle that night turns into day. He will look up in awe at the magnificent panorama of dawn. On the third day, Helen will start from his home, the suburb of Frost on Long Island, and drive across the bridge on the East River to find her own happiness.

Let's look at Helen. Keller's three-day schedule! On the first day, he wants to see people's kindness, gentleness and friendship, which makes my life meaningful. First of all, I hope to stare at the face of my dear teacher, Mrs. Anne Sullivan Macy, for a long time. When I was a child, she came to me and opened the outside world for me. I will not only see the outline of her face in order to treasure it in my memory, but also study her appearance and find vivid signs of her tenderness and patience out of sympathy. This is how she accomplished the arduous task of educating me. I hope to see in her eyes the strong character that can make her stand firm in the face of difficulties and the sympathy for all mankind that she often reveals to me. "The next day when he has vision, he will get up at dawn to see the moving miracle that night turns into day. I will look up at the magnificent panorama of dawn with awe, and at the same time, the sun wakes up the sleeping earth. On this day, I will take a quick look at the world, past and present. I want to see the miracle of human progress, the endless changes over thousands of years. The next morning, he will greet the dawn again, eager to find new happiness, because I believe that for those who can really see, the dawn of every day must be a new beauty that will be repeated forever. According to the deadline of my imaginary miracle, this will be the third and last day I can see. I won't have time to spend on regrets and desires, because there are too many things to see. On the first day, I dedicated myself to my friends, both alive and lifeless. The next day, I saw the history of human and nature. Today, I will spend my time in the current daily world and go to places frequented by people who are busy with their lives. Where can I find so many activities and situations like new york? So this city became my destination. She hopes to have three days of light to feel the world and familiarize her with everything around her, Helen. Keller wants to see a lot of things, but it's just a beautiful dream.

"Suffering is a stepping stone to genius ..." It is suffering that makes Helen. Keller's strong personality. As a blind, deaf and disabled person, she has a healthy psychology beyond ordinary people. She expressed her thirst for knowledge and sincere love for mankind with what she could feel and imagine. She warned others with her own personal experience that a healthy mind is the most basic condition for human success, and a healthy person can't achieve anything without a healthy mind. Mentally healthy people, even if they are physically disabled, will not complain about the fate, will not accept and yearn for the pity of others, and will reach the other side of the ideal with their strong perseverance.

In the face of adversity, Helen stood up strongly. She is really physically and mentally disabled. As for self, it has good conditions, but it lacks perseverance. Therefore, this article gives me the greatest inspiration: First, try to complete everything. A famous person once said, "What's not easy? It is not easy to insist on doing what you should do every day. What's not simple? It is not easy to do everything best. " Please think about this problem. If you only have three days of light, how will you use your eyes? Thinking that after three days, the sun will never rise in front of your eyes again, how will you spend those precious three days? Where will you put your eyes?

Second, we should have an optimistic attitude. In the face of great blows and difficulties, Helen didn't complain about others, but faced them with optimism to gain confidence.

Reflection on Helen Keller 3 Today we learned the text Helen Keller, and I was very moved. Helen Keller is a person whose fate is unfair to her. When she was one and a half years old, she became blind and deaf because of a serious illness. After learning this, my heart was torn apart. How could bad luck befall her? God is so unfair. How painful it is for a person to be isolated from this colorful world and face endless darkness and death from now on?

Fortunately, however, the unfortunate little Helen met the tutor Anne Sullivan. It was Sally who taught Helen to read, write and calculate, learned to "speak" with her fingers, and strengthened her courage and confidence in life. After learning this, I felt happy for Helen, and I was even more infected by Helen's indomitable spirit. Helen studied hard and everything paid off. 1900 Helen was admitted to the university with excellent results, 1904 graduated from the university.

Helen completed 14 works in her life. My Life, Song of the Stone Wall, out of the dark, etc. Have worldwide influence. Helen also devoted her life to welfare and education, and won the praise of world public opinion. The United Nations once launched a worldwide movement to learn from Helen Keller.

Yes, we really need to learn from Helen and her indomitable spirit of struggle. She didn't flinch because she was deaf and blind as a child, but bravely went forward. Where we fall, we will stand up. We should face life bravely.

Reflections on Helen Keller 4 Today, I read Helen Keller and was deeply moved by Helen. ...

Poor little Helen was blind and deaf after a serious illness when she was one and a half years old.

She tried to read Braille and kept writing words and sentences. She was so hungry that her little finger felt blood. ...

In order to make her partner understand what she said, Helen tried to read some words or sentences aloud again and again day and night, sometimes for hours until she felt that she had read them correctly. She practices, practices, practices every day ... how precious her indomitable spirit is!

And some students, whose qualifications are much better than Helen's, are not disabled by seeing with their eyes and listening with their ears. However, the head teacher always doesn't concentrate on listening, fiddling with things and making small moves in class; If the class teacher is not in the class, it is against the sky; The absence of the deputy teacher and gossiping ... are not good for him at all, not as good as Helen's110.

Friend, come on, let's all learn from Karen ~ When you desert, think about the future Karen, I believe you will change completely!

After reading Helen Keller, Helen once said, "If you need, you can take my bread and my air, but don't take your smile. Because life needs a smile, it is because of a smile that life is alive. " When you are frustrated, smile and you will be suddenly enlightened; When you are in trouble, smile and you will feel refreshed; When you are sad and depressed, a smile will dispel the haze in your heart. Laughter gives comfort, strength and consciousness.

The power of a smile is irresistible. Helen Keller always smiles because she believes in the power of smiling. For you, it is an affirmation and an encouragement; For you, this is a spring breeze and a promise. And your opponent may feel nervous in this smile and find it difficult to compete with a force. Chen Zhong and his smile are very powerful. In his smile, we witnessed the victory of China Women's Volleyball Team in a critical situation. Even if you fail, that kind of smile will make people feel a real comfort and warmth.

Smile, a beauty beyond words; Smile, a kind of plain and moving happiness; Smile, like spring breeze blowing through the green lawn. Smile, weaving the beauty of love, sprinkled in every corner. Not all trees are willing to be blown down by the north wind; Not all seeds can take root; Not all dreams are willing to have their wings broken. When your tears are about to roll, tell yourself to face life, life and everything with a smile. Life needs a smile, and so do people. Give it to others and give it to yourself. Smiling is not only a simple action, but also a bright light in the dark and a trace of warmth in the cold.

After reading Helen Keller, Helen was admitted to the university. After graduating from college, she was determined to devote herself to the cause of the disabled.

I can't help but be deeply moved by Helen's indomitable spirit of struggle and unswerving belief. My heart is full of admiration and heartfelt admiration for Helen. I think if Helen succumbs to her unfortunate fate, then she will become a poor and ignorant person. However, she did not bow to the cruel fate, and she opened up a new way of life with tenacious spirit.

Helen once asked the question, "If your eyes were going blind tomorrow, what would you see today?" This makes me understand a truth: we healthy people should not hesitate, waste time, and cherish this beautiful life.

The text of this lesson has benefited me a lot. Helen is a disabled person. She can overcome difficulties one by one and achieve success. However, we healthy people are often intimidated by small difficulties in our study. It's really wrong to back down. Now I know how to be strong and understand that as long as I have dreams and goals, my efforts will succeed.

Reflections on Helen Keller. Helen Keller is a true and touching story. I read it all at once and learned a lot from it.

This paper describes the life of Helen Keller, an American blind and deaf woman writer. Helen lost her sight and hearing because of illness at the age of one and a half, which is unimaginable and unbearable pain for ordinary people. However, Helen didn't give in to fate. With the teacher's education and help, she overcame the disease, learned to speak, "spoke" with her fingers, and mastered five languages. At the age of 24, she graduated with honors from the famous Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University. Since then, she has devoted her life to the welfare of the blind and deaf people in the world, and has been praised and commended by many governments, people and colleges. How impressive it is that an unfortunate deaf-mute and blind person can achieve such great achievements and honors. If she bows to fate, she may be a poor parasite. However, she did not give in to fate and walked with amazing perseverance and indomitable spirit.

Helen's life is extraordinary. She gave us great encouragement. A blind and deaf disabled person can overcome all kinds of difficulties with his tenacious perseverance and eventually become such a respectable person. However, some of our healthy people always regard poor conditions and difficulties as reasons for achieving nothing. But compared with Helen, these difficulties are so insignificant! As long as a person has lofty ideals and goals, he will have infinite power to strive to realize his ideals.

Therefore, we children should learn from Helen Keller's indomitable spirit of struggle and strive to overcome all difficulties. Only in this way can we reach the other side of success and truly become the successor of 2 1 century!

After reading Helen Keller, this text mainly tells the story of Helen's great misfortune of being blind and deaf when she was one and a half years old. With the encouragement and guidance of Sullivan, she worked hard with amazing perseverance. This sentence in the article moved me very much. Her heart is full of unprecedented joy, and she feels that life has a new beginning. Although Helen was blind and deaf, she gained great strength and confidence with Sullivan's encouragement. She is no longer a person isolated from the colorful world. Think of little Helen's amazing perseverance By contrast, I'm really far from it. I remember one time, my grandmother took me to climb a mountain during the summer vacation. At that time, the weather was extremely hot, reaching more than 36c0. I thought to myself, why go climbing in such hot weather? Besides, I won't be tired when I get to the top of the mountain! But grandma insisted on going and said that she would exercise my perseverance. In desperation, I had to go with her. Come to the foot of the mountain and look up, ah! It's too high for me to climb. I got cold feet before climbing the mountain. Grandma saw me and pulled me up step by step. But after climbing for a while, my legs went soft. Sweat ran down my head. I held the railing, sat down slowly and wiped my sweat quickly. In this way, I stopped and climbed, climbed and stopped until I didn't get up at last. I looked down on my grandmother and climbed up at that age. I didn't know what such a small thing as climbing a mountain was until I saw Helen Keller. This kind of reading and comparison makes me understand that no matter what I do, I must face it bravely with my own wisdom and will. In the face of difficulties, we must find a way and not shrink back. Now I must exercise more perseverance and cultivate the spirit of not yielding in the face of difficulties.

After reading Helen Keller, I think 9. There are several twinkling stars in the dark night sky, and I can't help shivering. A breeze blew and the leaves rustled. In this charming night sky, my new life is full of admiration for Helen Keller.

I am used to seeing things with my eyes, listening to sounds with my ears and talking to people with my mouth every day. We don't think this is valuable.

However, if a person is blind and deaf, and because of the defects of deafness and dumb, he hinders language learning and becomes dumb, then how gloomy and lonely this life is!

In the face of such misfortune, are we resigned to fate and swallow the bitter fruit of life alone, or are we cynical and cynical all day? It should be said that these two attitudes towards life are negative and pessimistic, but we can't deny that most people often lose the courage to struggle and just passively accept everything when they encounter such difficulties in life.

However, some people don't. Helen Keller is such a person.

Helen Keller, the hero of The Biography of Helen Keller, lost her precious hearing and sight due to illness after she was born 19 months. Although her vocal organs were not damaged, she could not speak because she could not accept the stimulation of learning and imitation, and became a severely disabled child who was deaf, blind and dumb.

Fortunately, her parents didn't abandon her. They found an excellent teacher for Keller-Miss Amway Sullivan. Teacher Sullivan not only opened the window of Helen's mind, but also changed her life. Helen has made several times or even dozens of times more efforts than others, from expressing herself only by means to being able to read independently and then communicate with people in spoken English. Because of this, she graduated from Radcliffe College of Harvard University in the early 20th century. Later, Helen Keller became an excellent speaker and published many books.

After reading this book, I deeply feel that whether a person can succeed in life does not depend on the quality of conditions, but on the spirit of struggle. At ordinary times, some people think that the poor conditions and difficulties are the reasons for their failure, but compared with Karen, these difficulties are so insignificant! As long as a person has lofty ideals and goals, he will have infinite power, will not be bound by objective reasons, and will be able to give full play to his subjective initiative, create conditions and dominate his own destiny. Isn't that what Helen Keller is like?

The night is already deep, but I can't sleep for a long time. Helen's famous saying, "If you are going blind tomorrow, what do you want to see today?" It keeps ringing in my ears. ...

Comment on Helen Keller 10 Helen Keller's "If Give Me Three Days of Light" is very famous. My brother once bought one. It's been at home for a long time, but unfortunately, I'm not interested in fried hot things, and I never want to go and see them. But when I saw her autobiography, I was curious. How did she grow from a blind deaf-mute disabled child to the first blind deaf-mute in human history to get a bachelor's degree in literature?

What difficulties does she need to overcome in order to complete her studies at Cliff College of Harvard University, and with what perseverance does she become a person who affects the world-one of the top ten idols of the United States in the 20th century?

When she was 0/9 months old, a sudden high fever and illness took away her sight and hearing. From then on, she lived completely in her own world. Fortunately, when she was seven years old, Anne Sullivan came to her side and stayed with her all the time. It can be said that there would be no Helen Keller today without Miss Sullivan. So I pay more attention to several reports about Helen written by Sullivan in his autobiography.

The little Helen Keller Sullivan first met was selfish, grumpy and uneducated. With great patience and love, she began Helen's study by writing on her palm. But some abstract concepts, such as water, are still incomprehensible by this way of learning. Both Helen's and Sullivan's descriptions have descriptions about the final understanding of the word "water". When they came to the well, someone was drawing water, so Miss Sullivan held her hand and put it in the water and slowly pressed it out of the well. Helen felt the feeling of water flowing in her hands, and at that moment she finally understood what "water" was. This kind of understanding and discovery is tantamount to seeing the world in a different way for her, so Helen's enthusiasm for learning has greatly increased.

But the road of life is not always smooth. /kloc-When she was 0/2 years old, she conceived a story by herself, and Miss Sullivan encouraged her to write it down. She wrote it down and sent it to someone she respected very much. Later, the story was published, but at this time it was found to be almost the same as another writer's work. At a young age, she was accused of plagiarism. Except Miss Sullivan, no one understood and believed her, and she fell into a state of extreme inferiority and self-doubt. Even she didn't dare to write again, because every time she wrote something, she doubted and worried whether it was the same as others' and whether it would be suspected of copying others. Fortunately, Miss Sullivan has been encouraging her, and she finally got out of the psychological haze.

Later, she began to try to speak the language with her mouth instead of writing with her palm. With the joint efforts of her and Miss Sullivan, they succeeded again through hard sweat and tears.

Her story once again proves an old saying: God helps you, though you can't help yourself; Help yourself, help others!