What would Helen Cade do if she were given three days of light?

What would Helen Cade do if she were given three days of light? The article said that she wanted to see the teacher.

If you give me three days of light, 1 to page 95, if Helen Kate can see, if you give me three days of light, what will he do? Introduction Her world has only dull and silent lonely years. But she stubbornly believes that if I am given three days of light-the first day: I will see those kind, gentle and touching people who encourage me to live through the "window of the soul". The next day: I will get up at dawn to watch the night turn into a moving miracle during the day. I will look up at the magnificent panorama of dawn in awe, and at the same time, the sun wakes up the sleeping earth. On the third day, I will spend my time in the present daily world, go to places frequented by people who are busy with their lives, and experience their happiness, sadness, moving and kindness. If I have three days' sight, the author will introduce Helen Keller (1880- 1968), a famous American writer and educator for the disabled. /kloc-When she was 0/9 months old, she lost her sight and hearing in a sudden illness and soon lost her ability to speak. With the education and help of teacher Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller learned to read, write and speak with amazing perseverance, and completed her four-year study at Radcliffe College of Harvard University. Helen Keller completed 14 works in her life, among which the most famous works are My Life, The World I Live in, My Religion, Teacher Sullivan: Praise for the Children Raised by Her Mind, The Open Door and the famous essay If I Have Three Days of Light.

If you give me three days to see, when did Helen Keller write (how old) 30?

Why can't Helen Keller speak in the light of three days? Because she was born blind and deaf, even if she could speak, she wouldn't. I didn't know there was such a thing as language.

If you give me three days to explain why I like Helen Keller, this is your homework that you like reading, right?

The purpose of the teacher's question is for you to write about Helen's attitude towards life. You focus on these wanton praises, and then write that we should be optimistic in our study, never give up in the face of difficulties, and never lose heart in the face of setbacks.

Why did Helen Keller ask the question if I had three days of light? Because Helen Kate wants us to cherish what we have, because these things will disappear one day. . . . . . .

If you give Helen Keller three days of light, what he wants most is-,-and-if you give me three days of light.

Helen Keller

I often think that it might be a good thing if everyone suddenly goes blind and deaf for a few days in early adulthood. Darkness will make people cherish their eyesight more; Silence can make people understand how wonderful it is to hear the sound.

I often ask my friends with normal eyesight what they see. Recently, I asked a friend who had just gone for a walk in the Woods what he saw in the Woods. "Nothing special." She answered.

"How is that possible?" I thought to myself, "after walking in the Woods for an hour, how could I not see anything worth noting?" Although I am blind, I can find countless interesting things through touch. I can feel the leaves soft and symmetrical. I like to touch the smooth trunk of birch or the rough bark of pine with my hands. In spring, I touch the branches, hoping to find new shoots and signs that nature wakes up from hibernation. Sometimes, if I'm lucky, I just need to put my hand on a small tree and feel the joy of birds singing.

I've been dying to see these things. Since touch itself is so interesting, if you can see it, you will surely find more and more wonderful and beautiful things. So I often imagine, if I have normal vision for three days, what do I expect to see most? I will divide these three days into three parts. On the first day, I want to see all the people who have been kind to me and accompanied me, and thank them for making my life meaningful.

I try to look at my friends' inner world with my eyes. Growing up, I can only "see" other people's faces with my fingertips, and I can only detect obvious emotional changes such as joy and sadness. I need to know my friends by touching their faces. With normal eyesight, we can see the subtle changes of expression, muscle tremor and hand swing in front of us at once, which makes it easier to understand each other. What a pleasant thing it is.

However, have you ever seen your friend's inner world with your eyes? When you look at people, do you always look around and remember only some external features? For example, can you accurately describe the faces of five good friends? I did an experiment and asked some men if they knew what color their wives' eyes were. Most of those men look embarrassed or confused and admit that they don't know.

Ah, if I have sight, even if it's only three days, there's so much to see! I will be very busy on the first day. I want to invite all my good friends to look at their faces carefully and remember their beautiful external characteristics from the heart. I will also set my eyes on the baby's face and capture the beauty full of longing and innocence-once a person grows up, this beauty will disappear. I will also find some books to read. These books were read to me by others, which made me understand some profound life truths. I also want to see the eyes of two loyal dogs, a petite Scottish dog and a strong Great Dane. In the afternoon, I will go for a walk in the Woods and let my eyes enjoy the beauty of nature. I will also pray for a colorful and spectacular sunset for me. That night, I think I must be reluctant to fall asleep.

Get up at dawn the next day and watch the night turn into day. Enjoy the amazing wonders. I will be full of awe and watch the sun wake up the sleeping earth with brilliant light. On this day, I will take a quick look at the past and present of the earth and see the development of mankind. I will go to the history museum, where I will see the condensed history of the earth-the traces of life left by various races and animals. I will also see the huge fossils of ancient animals such as dinosaurs and mastodons; Before mankind conquered the animal world with wisdom, these two animals once ruled the earth. Then I will visit the art museum. I have been in contact with the statues of the gods in the ancient Nile Valley in Egypt and I am quite familiar with these statues. I also touched the replica of the lintel of the Parthenon in Greece and felt the movement of the Athens warriors. I especially like Homer's statue, which is full of wrinkles and beards, because I know he understands what blindness is all about. On this second day, I will carefully observe the works of art made by human beings, hoping to explore the human mind. I want to see with my own eyes all kinds of things I used to know by touch. Even better, the magnificent painting world will open in front of me. Unfortunately, I can only see the surface. The artist once told me that if you want to understand art deeply and truly, you must first cultivate your appreciation ability and learn how to appreciate lines, composition, modeling and color from experience. If my eyesight is normal, I will devote myself to this fascinating research work. What a wonderful thing!

I will spend the second night in the theater or cinema. I am eager to see Hamlet played by a real person and graceful, and I am also eager to see Falstaff, a fat warrior in colorful clothes of the Elizabethan era. I couldn't appreciate the beauty of rhythmic movements in the past. I can only feel the beat of the music from the vibration of the floor, and feel the joy brought by the rhythm, but I can only imagine the graceful dance of Russian ballet dancer pavlova. I imagine her dancing must be very pleasing to the eye and the most intoxicating sight in the world. I have experienced this beauty from marble statues; Since static beauty is so lovely, it is even more exciting to see dynamic beauty with your own eyes.

Rosty Yi: I will get up early again to greet the dawn, eager to discover new happiness and new beauty. Today is the third day. I want to live in the secular world, and I want to be among the people who are rushing for a living. New york downtown is where I want to go. First of all, I will stand on a busy street corner and look at other people, trying to understand their daily life from their manners and facial expressions. Seeing a smile makes me happy; I will be proud to see that determined look; When I see pain, I sympathize. I will walk on Fifth Avenue and keep my eyes wide open. I won't focus on anything, I will only see a flowing and changing color. I believe that the colorful clouds formed by women's clothing colors must be a spectacle that people can never get tired of seeing. But if my eyesight is normal, like most women, I will pay too much attention to style and ignore the beauty of the whole color. After leaving Fifth Avenue, I will visit new york City, including slums, factories and parks that children love to go to. I went to the area where immigrants live in concentration, and I experienced the exotic customs without going abroad. I will always keep my eyes open and watch all the happy and painful scenes carefully, hoping to help me understand the work and life of others. My third day of normal vision is coming to an end. On the last night, in the remaining hours, although there may be many serious problems that I need to squeeze out some time to watch, I will probably run into the theater to watch a lively farce and help me understand the true meaning of human comedy. When midnight comes, eternal darkness surrounds me again. Of course, in those three short days, I couldn't see everything I wanted to see, but I didn't realize there were too many things to see until the darkness came again. If you know that you will be blind in three days, what you are trying to see may not be the same as what I outlined above, but I am sure that if you really encounter such a fate, what you want to see will be completely different from the past. You will feel that everything in front of you is precious, and your eyes will carefully watch everything in your field of vision. Then, you finally really saw a beautiful new world. I want to give a piece of advice to people with vision: it seems that you will be blind tomorrow, so use your eyes well. So should other senses. You should listen to the sweet voices of human beings, the songs of birds and the grand music of the symphony orchestra, as if you were going to be deaf tomorrow. Touch everything carefully, as if you will lose your touch tomorrow. Smell the flowers and taste every bite of food, as if there will be no sense of smell and taste tomorrow. Let each sense give full play to its function. Nature has endowed human beings with various sensory abilities, so human beings can experience the happiness and beauty of this world, so you should be very grateful and happy. However, I believe that among all kinds of feelings, the most enjoyable must be vision.

What qualities can you see from "If you give me three days of light"? Do not abandon, do not give up, persevere. Although I am a disabled person, I am physically disabled and determined.

If you give me three days of light, what does Helen Kate think is the tree of Wang Shu? In the book "If You Give Me Three Days of Sight", what is the first play Helen watched (The Prince and the Poor Child)?

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If you give me three days of sight, I will understand Helen Keller. A person, as long as he has an ideal, has a bright heart. No matter how many shortcomings you have, you are still perfect.