Excuse me, what is The Kite Runner about?

The Kite Runner tells a story about kites and two Afghan teenagers, a story about kites between a rich teenager and a domestic servant, and the betrayal and redemption of human nature.

According to the author's account, he and his brother lived in Kabul just like Amir and Hassan: they spent most of the summer at school. Fly kites in winter and watch john wayne's movies in the cinema.

The plot most similar to his experience in the book is the days in America, when Amir and his father try to create a new life. Like Amir, he is an immigrant from Afghanistan. His house in Akbar Khan district of wazir is very big, where he can hold a grand party; They also went to Pagman for a picnic. He has fond memories of his childhood.

Artistic features:

Kite symbolizes freedom, self-reproach and expectation of fatherly love. Flying a kite in the air symbolizes the free life Hassan and Amir spent together.

As a young master of a big family, Amir thinks this is the reason why his father hates his guts because of the disaster his birth brought to his mother. His heart is always full of guilt, and he can't get rid of it for a long time. As a result, Nuo Nuo, who was obedient to others, was quite different from his father's personality and could not meet the expectations of his warrior father.