About the author of The Kite Runner.

The novel The Kite Runner tells the story of an Afghan immigrant's childhood in the United States from a first-person perspective, and the process of his spiritual redemption for his childhood mistakes as an adult. The plot spans from 1950s to 2 1 century. The book is similar to an autobiographical novel, and the protagonist's experience and background are very similar to the author himself. The hero was born in the upper class of Afghanistan when he was a child, and his father accumulated virtue in business and enjoyed great prestige in the local area. Because of the selfishness of the children, the hero wants to get all the love of his father, so he is always jealous of his father's warmth to his servants and children. The protagonist's childhood character was weak, the servant's children were brave and loyal, and the protagonist with unbalanced mentality later framed the servant family by disgraceful means, which led to the servant family living in a foreign land. Then a war broke out in Afghanistan, and the protagonist's family was forced to leave the United States. Later, my father's partner got familiar with the inside story. Before he died, he encouraged the hero to return to Afghanistan to look for his servants and children, and through his own efforts, he calmed his guilt for many years. The hero, with a successful career, has the courage to return to his hometown like a man for the first time. In the harsh reality of desolation and Taliban rule, he found an old friend. After learning the amazing secret, he made atonement efforts and finally completed the growth of a man.

The Kite Runner was named The Kite Runner.

Author [America] khaled hosseini.

Khaled hosseini: 1965 was born in Kabul and fled to the United States with his father. Husseini graduated from the University of California, San Diego, majoring in medicine. Currently living in California and practicing. The Kite Runner is his first novel. Because the characters in the book are vivid and the story is shocking and touching, it was widely praised after publication and won various newcomer awards, ranking first in the best-selling list in the United States. It is currently being remake into a movie by DreamWorks.

/kloc-Amir, a 0/2-year-old Afghan rich young master, and his servant Hassan are brothers. However, after a kite competition, tragedy happened. Amir felt remorse and pain for his cowardice and drove Hassan away. Soon, he fled to America with his father.

As an adult, Amir can never forgive his betrayal of Hassan. In order to atone, Amir once again set foot in his hometown after more than 20 years, hoping to make a final effort for his unfortunate friend, only to find a shocking lie, and his childhood nightmare was repeated again. How should Amir choose?

The novel is so cruel and beautiful that the author uses warm and delicate brushstrokes to outline the essence and redemption of human nature, which makes people sad to read.

But the story inside is not the author's personal experience