The most impressive essay

Of all the articles I have read in my extensive class, Three Days to see, written by Helen Keller, is the most impressive one.
Helen Keller is a famous American blind & deaf author. She walked past 88 springs and autumns, but she suffered 87 years of lonely life without light, sound and words. Such a poor woman made a miracle with her brave and active life style. She graduated from Harvard University and set up numbers of philanthropic institutions for the disabled. She lived in a dark world but brought us brightness. In An Intimate History of Humanity, Theodore Ieldin wrote that" no history of the world can be complete which does not mention Helen Keller, whose overcoming of her blindness and deafness were arguably victories more important than those of Alexander the Great, because they have implications still for every living person."
I first heard this essay when I was in middle school. That was a quiet night; I heard the DJ reading this long essay (Chinese edition) and moved to t...