After reading The Kite Runner

After reading a book, I believe you will gain a lot. You can’t just read it, but write a review after reading it. So how do we write our thoughts after reading? Below is an 800-word reading review of The Kite Runner (generally 10 articles) that I compiled for everyone. It is for reference only. Let’s take a look at it together. After reading "The Kite Runner" 1

Reading the article "The Kite Runner" is a beginning for me to calm down and read, a beginning to think deeply. I have to admit that in the previous For a long time, I almost lost interest in reading. Often pick up a book - put it down. It seems that I have no connection with books. But there is always a turning point. When I saw the title of the book "The Kite Runner", it triggered endless associations in me. I saw its cover again - the dusk sky. There is a blue sky among the layers of colorful clouds, which seems to take people to a deeper and wider world. A kite with a long tail danced in the sky. Because of a book title and a dream, I bought it.

The story begins in Afghanistan. Speaking of our neighboring country, it is not a peaceful world. We always associate it with war, refugees, and death. What reminds us is always the frightened faces, there is no simplicity, and there will be no smiles. This is not a fairy tale, nor is it a comedy.

It seems that everything is doomed. Amir and Hassan are master-servants, or partners, who grew up together. The first word Master Amir would say was father, and the first word Hassan would say was Amir. That will be the name of the most important person in their lives. In order to get all the love from his father, Amir did not hesitate to frame Hassan's family; Hassan suffered humiliation for his master and finally gave his life.

Is Amir wrong? He was timid, cowardly, and selfish. He saw Hassan being bullied by Assef and his group, but he pretended not to know. But at the moment when he ran away, his heart was so complicated. In the end, he determined that "in order to win back my father, maybe Hassan is just the price that I have to pay, the lamb that I have to slaughter. He is just a Hazara, isn't he?" This is not the case, Hassan is still the same father as Amir. Mother's biological brother. However, when this secret that had been buried deep in his father's life was revealed, Hassan had already died under the gun of the war.

Was he wrong? When we finish reading this novel, we are all saddened by his misfortune and moved by his loyalty, innocence and kindness. But after experiencing a series of things and seeing his master's attitude towards him, will Hassan still think it's all worth it? Why does he have to sacrifice himself again and again? Does he also think that he is just a lowly servant? Or is he willing to sacrifice everything for his friend Amir? We don’t know. Could this possibly be a perfect ending for him?

But one thing is certain, neither Amir nor Hassan is wrong. They were originally innocent and kind-hearted children. It is precisely because of their race that they are divided into high and low, and they are forced to the two poles of the world. This story shocked everyone's heart. He once again issued the deepest cry to us: We want peace! We want equality! Thoughts after reading The Kite Runner 2

I heard someone talking about this book by chance, and I have never forgotten this peculiar title. Now, I really got it - this copy of "The Kite Runner".

The Hazara people are a nation that has experienced being humiliated and trampled on, and has resisted tenaciously amid the ravages. Amir is a rich young man from Afghanistan. And Hassan was just a servant of Amir's family, a Hazara who was randomly killed in the subsequent war. The identities of the two people are completely different. Hassan always had the highest respect for Amir, his young master. Even after that kite competition. Even though he knew his young master Amir, he watched him being insulted, looking at him like a lamb at the mercy of others, without the ability to resist. But he ran away. Even Hassan knew that Amir had betrayed him. But no complaints. He has admirable tolerance and loyalty. Hassan loves his master Amir. It's not just respect and love, it's a kind of selfless love, someone who can give everything for him but never asks for anything in return.

Like green leaves, they have always been silently setting off the glory of flowers behind their backs; like weeds, they are persevering and standing proudly in the wind. Hassan, always persisting, always waiting for Amir, waiting for the owner of the first name he spoke when he was born. Unfortunately, they did not meet in the end.

Hassan was gone, gone, easily blasted to death by a landmine by the ruthless group. A life was lost just like that.

The past will never be buried. I saw that when a man makes a terrible mistake, he may spend his whole life trying to make up for it. If you miss some things, they will never come again. Amir is the person who sets out on the road to find his true nature again after his betrayal. Hassan is gone and will not come back. Amir would take Hassan's son out of the battlefield even if it cost him his life. Bring it to yourself. This is the redemption of my own heart, I think. If you miss it, you will pass it. If the situation happens again, you will not give up again.

When a person makes an unforgivable mistake and betrays someone who is devoted to him, it seems like a knife is left in his heart. When a similar situation occurs again, people begin to atone for their sins. They feel sorry for themselves and want their souls to be saved. Even if it is difficult, maybe they will spend their whole life trying to make up for their mistakes.

What they missed and the mistakes they made are all in the past, and now, they who have betrayed the most important person may only use that method to erase their past mistakes. Use your selfless dedication to others, to people who are extremely important to the people you betrayed, to make up for the wounds cut by the past. Even if you risk your life, you won't hesitate. Because his soul has been redeemed, the wound will soon heal. Comments after reading The Kite Runner 3

"The Kite Runner" allows us to see the warmth of Afghanistan, a country that has gone through the baptism of war and the test of poverty, outside of the war.

The reason why the novel is so popular is that she wrote too many things that can touch our hearts. Many of us have probably faced a similar dilemma to Amir: at a certain stage of growth in life, There will always be a profound mistake, shortcoming, regret, or even embarrassment that makes us brood and feel sad. Even if we have thousands of reflections, painful realizations, and self-blame, it is difficult to find an outlet. Maybe we will not be like the protagonist. If we have been tortured by Mil for a long time, we may occasionally pretend to forget it, but as long as we are willing to choose to remain awake, these memories will still be hidden deep in our hearts like nightmares, waiting for opportunities to occur. No one is willing to admit that he is depraved and ugly just because of a mistake, so we, like the protagonist Amir, are struggling to find the key to open our hearts.

We finally see at the end of the novel: "It was just a smile, nothing more, it didn't make everything go back to normal, just a smile, a small thing, like in the woods A leaf is swaying in the flight of frightened birds, but I will welcome it with open arms, because every time spring comes, it always melts one snowflake at a time; and maybe what I just saw is the first snowflake. Melting. I chased, an adult running among a group of screaming children, but I chased, the wind blew across my face, and a smile as big as the Panjshir Canyon hung on my lips. ”

Amir found the answer he longed for!

"The Kite Runner" finds the power of spiritual stability for us: that is the courage to face up to our own mistakes, not just regret, not just guilt and self-blame, but more importantly, we must be brave Forgive, forgive those mistakes and darkness, those hurts, cheer up and be cheerful, and treat the future life constructively. Maybe from this perspective, each of us is a kite runner. The kite flying unsteadily in mid-air may symbolize the accusation that refuses to land and cannot reassure us. Each of us is chasing and running under it, no matter how hard or tired it is, we will not hesitate. The lucky ones may be able to find the landing point of the kite, while the unlucky ones may have to work their whole lives and never catch it no matter how hard they chase.

"The Kite Runner" gives us a hint: as long as you believe that it will fall one day, as long as you believe that you can find the right direction, one day the kite will be caught, and it will be peaceful and stable. The earth rests in our palms. Comments after reading "The Kite Runner" 4

After reading the book "The Kite Runner", I couldn't help but feel very emotional. Sometimes, I often fantasize about my future, so that I will have a sudden expectation of something that will happen one day in the future. Change, more calmly. This is a book about redemption, but also a book about friendship and kindness.

Due to my young age, I don’t know much about the era and history written in this book. I only know that it was a place filled with wars and smoke for many years. In my mind, the people there suffered a lot. I was tortured by the war, so I never thought that there would be a place where spring flowers bloom, mutton kebabs smell fragrant, and children can fly kites without any worries.

In this book, what touched me the most was the unclear and unexplained relationship between Amir and Hassan. If they were friends, then why did Hassan become so young when he was a friend of some age? When older children bully Amir, he doesn't stand up, but stays silent and avoids it? If they were loyal between master and servant, then why would Amir set foot on this war-torn land again more than ten years later for redemption?

From this book, I saw that the author made no secret of all kinds of suffering and atrocities, and used a broad and broad heart of compassion to carry all the laughter and sadness of this land and the people on this land. It does not avoid the despicable aspects of Afghan society because of its love for its homeland, nor does it deliberately ridicule it. It just restores and restores everyone's choices, their fears, and their happiness in this environment.

The friendship between Amir and Hassan started with kite flying. Many years later, Amir still remembers chasing the kite through the streets and alleys of the city with Hassan. While flying a kite, you can see all aspects of the city clearly.

Although the narration of the novel is like flowing water, slowly unfolding the development of the story, the author's heart is really like a rushing tide, wanting to sweep away all unfair social phenomena and the positive and negative sides of human nature. One cold and one hot, the whole novel has a normal body temperature, and one can even hear the flow of blood and heartbeat in the pages. In the end, the thoughts of the author break through the body and become a broad river, calm and tolerant.

Perhaps due to my current career situation, I cannot understand the author’s original intention of writing this novel. But I can understand from the works the superiority and inferiority between him as a master and a servant, the gap between aristocrats and untouchables, his true feelings as a friend and brother, and Yihe's helpless but unwilling to talk about the various things that cannot be changed in history and reality. .

"The Kite Runner" places two people with different lives against the grand background of history, using vivid and delicate depictions to gain insight into the complexity of life and human nature. After reading "The Kite Runner" 5

"The Kite Runner" is a novel about redemption. As most book reviews say, the content of this book is shocking and very long. It will put everything you have read to shame in a short period of time, because this book allows you to see many things, love, fear, guilt, atonement and so on.

I like to listen to stories, but I can’t find anyone to tell them for me, so books have become good friends. The responsibilities and obligations of a good friend are so light and heavy that sometimes it takes a lot of courage to admit a true friendship. How many people can be like Hassan who can truly say "for you, thousands of times" to a person? Sometimes I feel like I am the protagonist of this book. Although my story is not as ups and downs as in the book, after reading the whole book, I feel that I am an out-and-out Amir, always escaping from life. Something, I think, from some perspective, I should not be a lonely Amir.

Memories are cruel and beautiful.

I once contacted the HR manager of a company, and he said: Your past represents your future. But I think this sentence is very painful, because I feel that I have no good stories to tell about my past, and it makes me sad just thinking about it. But after I read "The Kite Runner", I had another idea. It is precisely because we clearly understand what kind of person we were in the past that we can think about becoming a better person in the future and strive for it. . Just like Hassan said to Amir, "For you, thousands of times," we should also work hard for our dreams.

I believe that "those who love others will always love them", but I know that this is not the purpose, just like Hassan does not ask for anything in return for Amir, but if this kind of mechanism exists stably in this society, What a harmonious and prosperous age it should be.

“Perhaps there is a kite in everyone’s heart, no matter what it means, let us chase it bravely.

"I have an unreliable dream, which is to grow taller. My height is only 165cm, and I think that in my 20s, this dream is really unreliable, but I am willing to naively think about it every time before going to bed. My body said, "Let's grow taller together." I know it's really sad for a man to find confidence in his height, but my short height really made me hit a lot of walls. What makes me speechless is that. , a girl actually said that she likes me, but thinks I am too short. Of course, I don’t want to grow taller for this reason, I just want to give myself a little more security, haha. It is true that there are many things to pursue in life. Like the kite in our hearts.

For you, thousands of times. The Kite Runner's Remarks 6

This book mainly tells about a rich young man from Afghanistan. Amir and Hassan, the son of his father's servant, were good friends who were brothers and sisters. Hassan was solely responsible for the mistakes he made while playing. When Amir was bullied by other children, Hassan was always helpless. The feared one blocked Amir. In a kite competition, Hassan, in order to make Amir win the favor of his father, used his superb kite chasing skills to chase the last blue kite for Amir alone, but he never came back. , Amir decided to look for Hassan. He finally found Hassan in an alley, but found that Hassan was being bullied by Assef. The author only dared to watch Hassan being bullied in the corner because of his cowardice. Condemned by his conscience, he suffered from insomnia every night and felt depressed. In order to make himself feel better, he put some money under Hassan's pillow for his father to find out, thus causing Hassan's family to leave. Later, due to the military organization's rule, Amir. The family also had to immigrate to the United States.

Twenty years later, when Amir returned to his hometown to visit his father's partner Rahim Khan who was seriously ill, he discovered a huge secret. Hassan turned out to be. His half-brother! In order to express his apology to Hassan, the author went to the war-torn homeland alone to find Hassan's dead son Sohrab, but the author was surprised to find that Sohrab was actually in the old enemy Assef. In the end, Sohrab injured Assef's left eye with a slingshot and successfully escaped. A few years later, Amir adopted Sohrab and brought him to the United States. The author flew a kite in the United States, and ended with Sohrab chasing the kite for him after successfully shooting down the enemy.

I was shocked after reading this book, because we are children in a peaceful era, **. Children under communism, we cannot understand the cruelty of war, and we cannot understand why Hassan blocked Amir needlessly but Amir did nothing. Through this book, I felt Hassan's deep love for Amir. A deep love that transcends classes and comes from the heart. Although Amir also became friends with Hassan, in his heart he was just a playmate, because he only played when no one was with him. Amir only went to see him when he was young. For him, Hassan was just something he could play with when he was bored and someone he could sacrifice when times were tough. However, as time passed, Amir gradually understood his fault and was not afraid of it. He went to Afghanistan arduously to find Hassan's son, and protected Hassan's son from Assef just as Hassan protected him when he was a child. There are kites at the beginning and end of the whole story, and "The Kite Chaser" is not just about Hassan chasing the kite, but also about Amir's character chasing Hassan and gradually becoming the kind of person his father wanted. Thoughts after reading The Kite Runner 7

The first time I came across this book, I was attracted by its name. Kite can evoke a beautiful memory of everyone's childhood. What kind of person is the "Kite Runner"?

As everyone commented, there is no pretentiousness or unnecessary moaning. With concise chapters and delicate writing, it outlines family and friendship, betrayal and redemption. The article is full of the author's love for his hometown. The story is narrated in the wonderful and exotic scenery of Afghanistan. It seems to be an understatement, but the aftertaste is sweet. It is similar to Kawabata Yasunari's "Thousand-Feathered Crane".

In the story, Amir, a 12-year-old rich Afghan boy, and his servant Hassan are brothers and sisters. However, the discrimination and status differences between clans keep the kind and cowardly Amir and Hassan in a subtle relationship. relation. Even though Hassan was his close playmate, he grew up drinking the milk of the same wet nurse and had a deep relationship with him, but he did not dare to transcend the master-servant relationship and clan discrimination. Amir did not inherit his father's glory. He was a timid and cowardly boy whose only hobby was writing.

As the lowest servant, Hassan, a Hazara, dared to use a slingshot to threaten Assef, who was much more powerful than him, in order to protect his master, although he was full of fear at the time.

In the story, Hassan has a unique skill of chasing kites. During a kite competition, in order to get back the kite he caught for the young master, he was retaliated by Assef and had his anus exploded mercilessly. This scene happened to be seen by Amir who came over. Amir was timid and hid in the corner and did not dare to stand up for his friends. His timidity made him watch this scene happen.

Afterwards, Amir was tormented by guilt whenever he saw Hassan, and this guilt eventually developed into disgust. Amir tried his best to get his father to drive Hassan out of his home, but his father loved Hassan very much and was still unwilling. In the end, Amir framed Hassan for his father's most hated theft. Unexpectedly, when his father asked, Hassan once again admitted the crime out of protecting the young master, and visited Amir's house despite the master's repeated attempts to persuade him.

From then on, although Amir could no longer see Hassan, his guilt increased whenever he thought of Hassan. In the end, it was only after his father died that he learned that Hassan was the son of his father and his servant. younger brother. Finally embarked on the road of self-redemption.

This article opens with a very beautiful picture, which describes Afghanistan as a place that can only be found in a fairy tale world, especially the kite fighting and kite chasing competitions in winter, which make people intoxicated as if they are actually there. The memory of childhood emerged at that moment. I used to think that my childhood was ordinary. After reading this novel, I realized that the seemingly ordinary and boring experiences of childhood would make me very moved when I look back at a certain moment.

The plot of the novel unfolds in the process of atonement, running through clan conflicts and wars. Even kind-hearted people cannot bridge the gap between clan conflicts, which makes people feel a sense of pain. Comments after reading The Kite Runner 8

If you like a song on repeat, it’s probably because the lyrics just express your mood at that time; if you like a piece of text, it’s probably because the words between the lines tell something similar to your experience. Story; you like to get along with certain types of people, probably because they have the same interests and hobbies as you.

I have heard people recommend the book "The Kite Runner" a long time ago. I thought it was a good book, but after reading it carefully in the past few days, I found that it was not at all.

Flying kites and chasing kites, the friendship story of the two boys begins and ends here. The fragility of the kite is like a portrayal of the relationship between the two, one master and one servant. Their poor status will always separate them into different treatment, struggling on the edge of brotherhood. Hassan's loyalty to Amir always makes people feel heartbroken. He sat under a tree and listened to Amir's stories carefully, but he didn't care about the mockery of his illiterate self. He was convinced that the young master would definitely win the kite-fighting competition. In order to help Amir retrieve the blue kite, he was blocked in an alley by a group of bully children and molested. He knew full well that Amir had framed him, but he admitted to stealing the watch. He was heartbroken and shed tears for this, and had to leave the home where he was born and raised.

Perhaps you will say that Hassan is ridiculously stupid and loyal, but I was moved by this child’s innocence, because he has always regarded Amir as a "friend" and they have breastfed together." Brother", just like Hassan vowed to Amir, for you, thousands of times. No matter what Amir's request is, he will always do it at all costs and stand in front of his master. You may also say that the protagonist Amir seems a bit despicable. He is cowardly and hides behind Hassan when encountering difficulties. He sees Hassan in jail but stands by and runs away. He even falsely accuses Hassan in order to escape his own guilt. Hassan stole and drove the father and son away. I can understand him, a perfectionistic and selfish child. He did something wrong and did not dare to face himself. He suffered from inner torture all day long. After many years, he finally chose redemption and risked his life to escape from the war-torn Afghanistan. Find Hassan's son and adopt him.

I like the stories in this book. The author describes it like a TV series. Through their stories, I saw the growth of the protagonist, and the inner world changed from narrow and cowardly to complete and mature. No doubt, in the process of our growth, due to various reasons, everyone makes mistakes, buries some inhumane secrets in their hearts, and deeply regrets for those who have hurt them, betrayal and redemption, loss and pursuit, throughout Our growth.

We should cherish every friend and relative in our lives who takes us seriously. For you, thousands of people, we must muster the courage to face difficulties, defeat the evil in our hearts, and exchange sincerity for the best life! The Kite Runner 9 comments

When other children bully me, you always stand in front of me, even if it’s one against six; when I let you chase me in order to win my father’s love. When you saw that blue kite, you turned around and ran without hesitation; when we were blocked by those overbearing children, you were so brave that you raised your slingshot and said, let us go; when those children blocked the path of your kite , you endured it silently, shouting: thousands of times for you.

He is the son of Hassan Amir’s servant. Because he was born in a wealthy family, he has always been able to stretch out his hands with clothes and open his mouth with food. He grew up with the son of his servant and had the happiest childhood together. However, when his father exposed himself to Hassan, who he had grown up with, In times of friendship, he is filled with jealousy. Because he is a young master, he accepts Hassan's protection over and over again and feels that it is natural. It wasn't until he saw Hassan being bullied by others for his own sake, but did not step forward to stop him, that he realized that this was the cowardice in his heart. Unable to bear the regret, he made the same mistake again and again, and used the method of wrongfully expelling Hassan from his home. All this left him with regrets for 26 years. He is Amir Hassan's younger brother and half-brother.

"The Kite Runner" is a book that makes human nature transparent, the weaknesses of human nature, the kindness of human nature, and the history of Afghanistan in that era, all of which will make you think deeply. .

No one makes mistakes in this life. The day you turn your sins into good deeds is the day you atone for your sins. Everything in the world has a cause and effect. When encountering a disaster, should I ask myself, have I brought the same harm to others?

Every crime boils down to theft. Deception is stealing other people's right to know the truth, killing someone and stealing other people's right to life. So should we always ask ourselves, have we stolen something?

There is a way to become a good person again. There is nothing that cannot be made up for, and I have come to believe that every mistake has the opportunity to make amends, although in this, yes, you have to pay more.

Frankness makes communication more effective. Keeping your guilt inside is the stupidest thing you can do, and how great it feels in that moment when you don't want to try to talk it out!

The harm starts from going back on one's word. Even a small child will clearly remember the promises you made to him, especially when the people around you are as smart as you. If you can't do it, don't commit easily.

Only very trivial and ordinary things can constitute the most beautiful and warm things in the world, such as family, friendship, sunshine, and writing. Just as I am here to share with you my thoughts after reading this book. After reading The Kite Runner 10

Before reading this book, I was a person who had no interest in books. By chance, I had the opportunity to open this book with an orange cover. I just can’t stop. I originally thought that a book with such an artistic title should show a beautiful picture, but the situation was completely opposite. This is a shocking work. After reading it, my heart could not calm down for a long time.

"The Kite Runner" tells the story of the relationship between an Afghan young master Amir and his servant Hassan. It is also the process of Amir's relationship with Hassan from making mistakes to regretting and then trying to redeem him. description. Everyone in the book has their own characteristics, Amir, Amir's father, Hassan, Ali, Rahim Khan, each of them has their own shining point of humanity. From Ali, I see a kind of loyalty and conscientiousness, which is also reflected in Hassan. His protection of Master Amir, even at the expense of his own life, seems to have gone beyond loyalty. The limit of this word, this is the stabbing between true friends, or perhaps it is the instinctive reaction of this half-brotherhood, no matter it is, it reflects Hassan's kind of humanity. Brilliance, a kind of selfless dedication. While Amir had been feeling guilty for his cowardice and selfishness, Hassan had already forgiven him and never mentioned the past, as if nothing had happened. He still smiled brightly in the photo.

The protagonist of this book, Amir, although he once committed some mistakes that may never be repaired because he was too cowardly and selfish, he still carries this guilt, which shows that he is still a kind person. . In the second half of the book, it mainly tells the process of his redemption. After he learned that Hassan was his half-brother, he felt extremely remorseful and risked his own life to save his nephew. This is exactly what happened. a manifestation of self-redemption. It's not terrible for people to make mistakes. What's terrible is that they don't know they are wrong. There is a sentence in the book that impressed me deeply, "When crimes lead to good deeds, that is true salvation." People will inevitably make mistakes in life. Faced with these mistakes, we should not escape, but try to make up for it, even if it never happens. It can't make up for it, but at least some good deeds can help you feel a little relieved and feel a little more at ease. This is exactly what I learned from Amir. At the end of the story, Amir is still chasing the kite of humanity.

After reading "The Kite Runner", I learned from Amir to turn crimes into good deeds, and from Hassan, I learned "for you, thousands of times." I also began to chase the kite that could only embellish my life and make it shine.