The charm of classics

There are many classic books, and the one that impressed me the most is "If You Give Me Three Days of Light". It is American writer Helen. Written by Keller.

This book mainly tells the story of Helen who became a blind child due to misfortune when she was young. However, she persisted in studying hard and was finally admitted to the world-famous Harvard University and became a famous female writer. She is very grateful to those who have helped her. It is precisely because of their encouragement that Helen has the indomitable spirit to fight against fate. This spirit deeply touches every reader and makes everyone admire Helen's kind of attitude. An indomitable spirit.

I finished reading her article, tears flashing in my eyes. I admire her very much. She is a blind person. With the encouragement of others and her own efforts, she has mastered Braille and learned a lot of knowledge from it. I saw from her her persistence, her hard work... I know that only by paying hard work and price can we see fruitful fruits. Influenced by Helen, I couldn't help but dive into the sea of ??books to experience the charm of classics.

As the saying goes, "Young people don't know what it's like to be sad." Compared with Helen, our lives are extremely happy, but compared to Helen's achievements, I can't help but be ashamed. "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" will become my aspirational book. No matter how many difficulties I encounter in my future study and life, I will follow Helen as an example to inspire me to face everything with persistence. Thanks to the classic, thanks to Helen, I believe it will definitely become my motto to strive for my dreams, and its charm will last forever.