The Kite Runner summarizes each chapter in 100 words

This book tells the story of a person who is in the United States.

The story of what happened between Du's rich Afghan young master, Azhimi Daoer, and his servant Hassan. However, A.

An incident that happened during a kite chasing competition made Amir feel guilty and bitter for his cowardice, and he couldn't face Hassan, so he forced Hassan away. As an adult, Amir was never able to forgive himself for betraying Hassan. In order to atone for his sins, Amir returns to his hometown again, only to find that Hassan is his half-brother.

However, Hassan is dead. As an apology, he brought Hassan's son to the United States to raise him. At a party, Amir flew the kite again.

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**Introduction to "The Kite Runner": The origin of the story is that an Afghan boy could not face the mistakes made due to cowardice, and chose lies and despicability, and finally weaved a net for himself. When people reach middle age, they choose"The way to become a good guy again"。

**The most important meaning is the locust elephant, the kite, which not only symbolizes brotherhood, but also implies courage. In the process of flying the kite, there may be blood, but only the person who finally catches the kite cave can achieve peace and tranquility.

"The Kite Runner" is the first full-length novel by Afghan-American writer Khaled Hosseini, which tells the story of Amir and Hassan's events in Afghanistan, which make them become estranged from good friends and finally never see each other. After reading this book, I deeply realized all kinds of friendships between friends, loyalty between masters and servants, and love for the motherland ......

Hassan was a child with rabbit lips, he was the son of the servant Ali, and Amir was born into a wealthy family, Amir's father befriended Ali and hired Ali as a servant, and he was very fond of Hassan. They lived in Afghanistan, there was a traditional kite flying activity in Afghanistan at that time, Amir and Hassan were good kite flying partners, they won the championship in the kite competition with a blue kite, this blue kite was given to him by Amir's father on Hassan's birthday, after that, Amir was jealous, framed Hassan, saying that he stole his watch, Hassan reluctantly admitted, although his father forgave him, but the Hassan family decided to leave Amir's house.

Later, in 1979, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, Amir and his father embarked on the road of escape, they went to Pakistan and came all the way to the United States When they left, they handed over the house to Rahimhan, Amir's father's business partner, to take care of him, and after leaving his hometown, they moved to the United States, where to live, Amir went to college, at first his father wanted him to be a doctor, but he loved to write, became a writer, and his father respected his wishes and supported him to become a writer. Amir met and married the general's daughter, Soraya, and Amir became a writer as he wished. As time went on, there were coups in Afghanistan, and later, when Afghanistan was ruled by the Taliban, his father's partner Rahimhan called Amir back to Afghanistan and told Amir that Hassan was married and had a child named Sohrab, and that Hassan died guarding Amir's home, and his child Sohrab was orphaned.

It's mainly about the male protagonist who made a kite for the heroine, but was discovered by the people in the family, tore the kite apart, and the two eloped.

**The Kite Runner is mainly about Kite and two teenagers in Afghanistan, Amir fled to the United States when the war broke out, and he brought Hassan's son to the United States a few years later.

The origin of the story is an Afghan boys' system.

Unable to face the mistakes made by Bai Yu for cowardice, he chose to lie and despicable, and finally weaved a lifelong net for himself. When people reach middle age, they choose "the path of becoming a good person again".

The most important image, the kite, not only symbolizes brotherhood, but also suggests courage. During the process of flying the kite, there may be blood, but only the person who finally catches the kite can achieve peace and tranquility.

It's about a rich Afghan young master, Amir, and a servant of his family, Hassan, who originally had a good relationship, but later forced him to power because of a kite.

Let's go. Later, he also fled to the United States with his father, and when he grew up, Amir regretted the mistake he made when he was young and decided to do his last bit for Hassan, but what he didn't expect was that Hassan was his own brother, and Hassan's son was his nephew. Eventually, he endured hardships to rescue his nephew and bring him home to the United States.

Bai Amir, a 12-year-old wealthy young Afghan master, and his servant Hassan are brothers and sisters. However, after a kite competition, a tragedy occurred.

Feeling guilty and bitter for his cowardice, Amir forced Hassan away, and soon fled to the United States with his father.

As an adult, Amir was never able to forgive himself for betraying Hassan. In order to atone for his sins, Amir once again set foot in his hometown after more than 20 years of absence, hoping to do his last bit of effort for his unfortunate friend, but found a shocking lie, and his childhood nightmare recurred, how should Amir choose?

What do you feel after reading a book? I need to write a good record of my feelings after reading. How to write the impression after reading to avoid writing a "running account"?

Dad redeemed sin with good deeds, Amir sought a complete personality, and Hassan sought loyalty. In the deepest friendships and affections, a complex, deep, deep-seated breath comes to an end with Amir's last kite chased for Hassan's son, Sohrab.

Hassan never looked up at the kite's trajectory in the air, nor did he look down to follow the kite's shadow, but he always knew where the kite was, just as we knew where his heart was. The important thing is to be brave in the pursuit, no matter what the cost, whether it is bruised or not, whether it is given with one's life in the future. It may be ideals, freedom, redemption, and love, and we are all kite runners.

The Kite Runner is light, expressing feelings gently and subtly, and the narrative tone is quiet and implies sadness. It focuses on affection, friendship and love, gratitude and redemption, truth and lies. In the context of complex and changing history, it tells a complex story with a moving plot in a calm and peaceful state of mind.

In fact, everyone's life is very ordinary, and there may not be such a thing that allows you to face a similar dilemma as Amir. There are not too many people like Amir in **, who can still atone for their sins after many years of their mistakes'Opportunity. In reality, there are not many opportunities to experience, and there are not too many people willing to have this opportunity to experience.

People tend to overlook the person who is always hiding in the corner, but who is always closest to you. Is this how we treat those who are all about themselves and who want nothing else?

Rahim Khan, a friend of Amir, said to him: "There is a way to be a good person again." "Amir was fortunate to have a light like Rahim Khan to show him the way to becoming a good man. As human beings, we may all have made mistakes of one greater or less, greater or less.

Therefore, when we grow up and grow, we all need to have the opportunity for correction and the soul to complete self-redemption. When we were young, we spoke bluntly, were afraid of commitment, and were afraid of being alone. When we grow up, we begin to be considerate of others, begin to face ourselves, begin to bear independently, and gradually understand that some mistakes need to be made up for in a lifetime, and understand that we exist in this world not just for ourselves.

That kite symbolizes all the beauty of the world, drifting away, we spend our lives chasing it, this is the meaning of our life.