The greatest disaster in life lies not in the trauma of the past, but in giving up the future. This is a famous saying of Helen Keller. Take a look at her inspirational story today!
Little Helen? Keller Zeng Zhijun's inspirational story: In the college entrance examination season, Hong Kong has a special champion named? Little Helen? Keller. Zeng Zhijun. The reason why she is called that is because she is blind, severely deaf and her fingers feel defective. But where is Zeng Zhijun? Three senses are incomplete? In the process of growing up, I studied with my lips instead of my hands, read Braille with my lips, and finally achieved excellent results in 3 subjects and 5++, which is equivalent to? The highest score? Zeng Zhijun was admitted to the Translation Department of the Chinese University of Hong Kong as he wished.
A few months after birth, Zeng Zhijun could only feel light and shadow because of nerve atrophy, which was defined as complete blindness: in primary school, her ears were diagnosed with moderate and severe hearing loss and she had to rely on hearing AIDS to communicate with people. However, God's torture of Ji Jun did not stop there. Is Ji Jun better than Helen? Keller has another challenge. Because of nerve atrophy, Zhijun's fingers and fingertips are tactile defects, and he can't touch the braille books for the blind with his hands.
In the face of difficulties, parents and teachers were helpless, but Zeng Zhijun did not give up on himself. She thinks she must accept the reality. If she escapes, this kind of difficulty will accompany her for life. So, she kept groping hard, tried all parts of her body, and finally found the best contact lips, and Zeng Zhijun became the only one in school? Kissing? Children of books. With your lips? Kissing? The difficulty of the book can be imagined. Zeng Zhijun not only spends twice or twice as much time reading the same content as normal people, but also is slower than other blind people who read by hand.
In middle school, Ceng Zhi could have studied in a school for the blind, but in order to integrate into the mainstream school as soon as possible, she chose an ordinary school to study with normal students. In the first grade of middle school, Zeng Zhijun wrote in an article:? Entering mainstream schools is a turning point in my life. In the days to come, I will face countless challenges. I will try my best to study hard and overcome every difficulty. ?
Zeng Zhijun did it. In class, she took the braille notes prepared by the teacher in advance and buried her head in her mouth? Eat words? Listen to the teacher with a hearing aid. English professors' general education courses are rich in information, viewpoints and new contents. In class, we should not only discuss but also speak on behalf of the group. Zeng Zhijun never shied away from the question that some ordinary students would frown when they read it.
Ordinary students can learn about current events by watching TV and reading newspapers, which is very difficult for Zeng Zhijun, but Zeng Zhijun's views often make teachers shine. More than one teacher in the school lamented: It's hard to imagine how she mastered so much learning content. ? It turned out that because of the slow reading speed, Zeng Zhijun was reading books almost all the time except eating, bathing and sleeping.
In Hong Kong college entrance examination, hearing-impaired students can be exempted from Chinese and English listening, but Zeng Zhijun didn't enjoy this? Preferential treatment? She thinks that although she has hearing impairment, she can't relax her requirements. Zeng Zhijun said frankly in an interview that no matter how well he did in the exam, he should learn to face his own reality and accept his own obstacles.
There is a saying that if something comes and you don't have the courage to solve it, it will definitely come again. Life is like this, it will make you do this homework again and again until you learn it. As Zeng Zhijun said? If I run away, difficulties will accompany me all my life? . We should do the same, and face the difficulties in order to win life in the end.
The inspirational story of Helen Keller's hard work. Helen Keller? When Keller was born, she was a lively girl. When she was six months old, she could speak simple words clearly. Unfortunately, in February of 1882, she suffered from a bad cold and sustained high fever, which caused complications and eventually led to blindness and deafness. Since then, she has fallen into a dark and silent chaotic world.
However, it is such a deaf, blind and dumb girl who passed the exams in German, French, Latin, English literature, Greek and Roman history at Harvard University. This is undoubtedly a miracle in an era when college education is not yet universal, entrance examinations are extremely strict, and it is not easy for normal people to go to college! So how was this miracle created?
First of all, this is due to her parents and many enthusiastic people around her, who created a good educational environment for her and made Helen? Keller can understand the world in his own unique way. Starting with Helen? After Keller's serious illness, her mother tried her best to help her understand everything and often gave her encouragement. Her father often guides her to touch all kinds of plants in the yard. Under their guidance, with her intelligence, Helen has been able to help her mother with housework and express herself with gestures or body language.
1887, with the help of Dr. Bell who invented the telephone, Annie Sullivan, a knowledgeable and enthusiastic tutor, came to Helen. She gave Helen selfless love and help. She spelled out the words of all kinds of things in Helen's hand with her fingers, and took her to touch all kinds of things around her, so that she could gradually understand the world she lived in. After a period of hard work, Helen mastered the essentials of sign language and began to exchange ideas with others. At the same time, under the cultivation of Sullivan, Helen has also formed a positive, cheerful and optimistic personality.
Helen, May? Keller went to Perkins School for the Blind in Boston. Helen has been working as an acoustic expert in Salad since March 26th, 890. Under the guidance of Hera, she began to learn to pronounce by touching her lips, and finally she uttered a clear and complete sentence. For a time, Helen became a famous news figure.
Dr. Bell invited Helen to visit Chicago 1893? Expo? This opened her eyes. Since then, Helen has systematically studied specialized courses, including Latin, arithmetic, human geography, French and German.
1896 10 Helen? Keller came up with the idea of going to college. The school she chose was the world-famous Harvard University. The entrance examination of this school is very strict, and many excellent students find it difficult to pass. However, Helen overcame the difficulties and worked hard for her goal. She first went to Cambridge Girls' School affiliated to Harvard University to study for the preparatory course. In three years, she studied English history, English literature, German, Latin, physics, astronomy and other courses, which laid a good foundation for entering Harvard University. 1On June 30th, 899, Helen successfully passed the entrance examination of Radcliffe Women's College of Harvard University, and obtained the admission qualification of Harvard University.
Helen? Another important reason why Keller can enter Harvard University is her intelligent talent and unremitting efforts. Although she can't hear or see, she still shows high understanding, as smart and lively as a normal child, and her curiosity about external things is the driving force for her to know the world. This is the foundation of Keller's success and achievement. Besides, Helen has extraordinary perseverance. Whenever she makes up her mind to achieve her goal, she always overcomes all difficulties and tries to achieve it. As she said in her memoirs, she can't walk on a wide and flat road like others, but the rugged and even thorny path is still a road. As long as there is a road, she is ready to go and never look back.
At all stages of her study, Helen has been very diligent, practicing and groping repeatedly. Especially when she went to Cambridge Girls' School, she paid much more sweat than ordinary people. Because Cambridge Girls' School is an ordinary school, there are no teachers with experience in teaching blind and deaf students. Therefore, when Helen is in class, she must be conveyed by Teacher Sullivan in class. Many of the subjects she wants to learn don't have braille textbooks, so she must learn them in braille. Besides, she can't take notes or write exercises in the classroom. She must take the composition and translation back to her home typewriter to type. When studying mathematics, physics, astronomy and other natural sciences, Helen needs more explanations for what normal students can understand at a glance because of physical obstacles. The existence of these difficulties did not knock Helen down, but made her stronger and upward.
After Helen entered the long-awaited university, she began to study nervously and hard. Teacher Sullivan has been with her all the time, translating the professor's words into reference words and conveying them to her, and relaying the handouts without braille textbooks. She spends several times as much time studying the content of the handout as ordinary people. But she never complains and writes in her spare time. From 65438 to 0903, she published her autobiographies My Life and Lotte Doctrine. After graduating from college, Helen and Sullivan made a living by selling manuscripts in an old farmhouse in Lianshan. At the same time, she devoted her life to the welfare of the blind.
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