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Helen Keller circa 1920 - restored
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Los Angeles Times; restored by User:Rhododendrites
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Helen Keller by Charles Milton Bell c1892
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Charles Milton Bell
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Helen Keller with her Akita Kenzan-Go
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海伦凯勒

海倫凱勒
Hǎilún Kǎilè
proper noun #27,481

Meanings

  1. 1 Helen Keller (American author and disability rights advocate)

About Helen Keller

1880–1968 · 作家 writer

American writer who became deaf and blind as a baby and learned to read, write and speak with her teacher Anne Sullivan. Her essay 《假如给我三天光明》 (Three Days to See) is read in Chinese schools.

Also called  海伦·凯勒

Examples

HSK 7-9
Hǎilún Kǎilè kèfú le shīmíng hé shīcōng de zhàng'ài, chéngwéi le zhùmíng zuòjiā.
Helen Keller overcame the obstacles of blindness and deafness to become a famous writer.
HSK 7-9
Lǎoshī yǐnyòng Hǎilún Kǎilè de gùshi lái gǔlì xuésheng.
The teacher cited the story of Helen Keller to encourage students.

In Pop Culture

海伦凯勒 Hǎilún kǎilè
Helen Keller - deaf-blind American author and activist, subject of 'The Miracle Worker' and widely taught in Chinese school curricula
Historical figure

Stroke Order

海 hǎi
伦 lún
凯 kǎi
勒 lè