Helen Keller 
Three Days to See (slow reading series, a complete and faithful restoration of the blind and deaf girl Helen Keller in a unique way that affects the entire life of the world) 

Three Days to See is the autobiography of author Helen Keller! This autobiographical work is called "unparalleled masterpiece in the history of world literature" (American Century Magazine). In the 19th century, Helen Keller graduated from Harvard”s Del Cliff School; she used her full strength to run around and built a charity for the benefit of the disabled. She was once selected as one of the ten American heroes in the 20th century by Time magazine and created this miracle by this indomitable heart. She accepted the challenge of life, embraced the world with love, faced the plight with amazing perseverance, finally found the bright side of life in the dark, and finally extended her loving hands to the world. Helen Keller had just 19 months of light. If you give her three days of light, she wants to see the people who make her life valuable on the first day, the unpredictable and sunrise of the second day, and the third day to explore and research. As a blind person, imagine what you would do if you could see the world for three days – including seeing people who have helped you, and feeling the nature and tasting the art world.