What did The Kite Runner give us?

The Kite Runner's enlightenment to us is as follows:

Each of us should have a kite in our hearts, which can represent affection, friendship, love, integrity, kindness and honesty. For Amir, kites are an indispensable part of his personality. Only by catching up can he become a sound person and become the Amir he expects.

The Kite Runner tells the story of tenderness and cruelty, beauty and suffering. It not only shows a person's spiritual growth history, but also shows the soul of a nation and the suffering history of a country. This book tells the world about a war-torn and unknown Afghanistan.

Extended data:

The novel tells the story of an Afghan immigrant's childhood in the United States and the process of his spiritual redemption of childhood mistakes as an adult. The plot spans from 1950s to 2 1 century. Amir, the hero, was born in the upper class of Afghanistan when he was a child. His father has accumulated virtue in business and is very prestigious in the local area.

Because of the selfishness of the child, the hero wants all the love of his father very much, so he has always been jealous of his father's warmth to his servant Hassan. The protagonist's childhood was cowardly, the servant's children were brave and loyal, and Amir, who was out of balance, later framed the Hassan family by disgraceful means, causing the servant family to live in a foreign land.

Then the war broke out in Afghanistan and the Amir family was forced to leave the United States. Later, before his father died, his father's friends encouraged Amir to go back to Afghanistan to find Hassan's children, and through his own efforts, he calmed down his guilt for many years.

Amir, who has 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 a man's growth in a touching way.