Childhood of World Famous People: Helen Keller

Author: Hou Wenxue (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Greatness comes from the ordinary. Any great person, before achieving fame, was just like most others—a common person with joys and sorrows, and all human emotions. In their childhood, they also had the innocence and playfulness of children, sometimes even mischievous behavior. What set them apart and led them to become great individuals was the outstanding qualities they possessed, which most ordinary people lack: unwavering belief, persistent perseverance, day-and-night diligence, and an indomitable spirit. This little book aims to tell children that if you work hard from now on, you too have the potential to become an expert or even a great person in a certain field. In other words, you possess the potential of a great person, but you must invest far more effort and hard work than others.