On the first day, I will meet those kind people who make my life more valuable. First, I want to see the face of my teacher, Mrs. Macy. She came to my house when she was very young. She helped me open another world.

The next day, I will visit the museum. I used to go to the new york Museum of Natural History. I have touched the exhibits with my hands countless times. Today, I really want to have a look in person! I want to see the huge skeleton of dinosaurs, I want to see people with different skin colors, and I want to see the vicissitudes of human beings! That's really a place to use your eyes.

The third and last day. I want to go to new york, and I want to live an ordinary day in the real world. I want to go to the garden park, I want to go to the civilians, I want to go to the factory, I want to go to the street garden where children play. I want to see people's lives there. What deep expectations they gave me!

The creative background of "If you give me three days of light".

Helen Keller was born as a healthy baby, but at the age of 19 months, she was deprived of her sight and hearing by a sudden illness. Helen suddenly became deaf and blind, and became irritable because she was afraid of the outside world, until she met her life-changing mentor Anne Sullivan. With the help of Sullivan, Helen finally graduated from Harvard University with tenacious perseverance.

This book "If Give Me Three Days of Light", which is regarded as "an unparalleled masterpiece in the history of world literature", is the masterpiece of this famous American deaf-mute woman writer. In the form of autobiographical prose, this book truly records the rich, vivid and great life of this deaf-mute woman.