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In the art world, many artists with “weak” bodies have shown us a “strong” power in their greatworks of art. Take Frida Kahlo for example. She was a healthy girl until she was knocked downby a bus at the age of twelve. Much of her body was seriously hurt, but her mind wasn’t. In herpaintings, we can feel her strong love for art and life. Another example is Christy Brown. He wasborn in bad health, and the only part of his body that could move was his left foot. However, usinghis only foot, he was still able to write and draw wonderfully. In his autobiography, Brown wrotewhat happened in his life and how he began to draw pictures with his left foot. And don’t forgetSteve Wonder. He became blind soon after he was born, but he is now a popular singer andsongwriter.
These artists with “weak” bodies bring us many good things and much hope with their “strong”minds. Their stories tell us that the most important thing in life is not what we have, but what wemake of it.
29. What is the writer trying to say?
(A) History always repeats itself.
(B) Art is the best medicine for a weak mind.
(C) We should try to make the best use of our lives.
(D) It takes more than hard work to make a great artist.