The subtlety of the novel lies in jumping out of the relationship between ordinary individuals and social background, and jumping out of the subordinate relationship between people and society. Like kites, sons and fathers, people and the motherland are separated and entangled with each other, and they can't escape the fate of the sky.
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. It contains the rich soul of Afghanistan, an ancient country, and stirs the undercurrent impact of good and evil.
Because this book can attract readers from different nationalities and countries, and shock readers' delicate feelings, because it discusses the problem of human nature and its salvation, which is a common topic faced by modern human beings. In fact, the redemption of human nature is the core value of this novel.
The Kite Runner evaluation:
Very touching works ... no empty words, no moans, only concise chapters ... delicate outlines of family and friendship, betrayal and redemption can move and inspire us without charts and explanations. The author's love for the motherland is obviously as deep as his hatred for the vicissitudes of the motherland ... This story is told in an understatement, similar to Kawabata Yasunari's Thousand Cranes, rather than Mahaffudh's Cairo Trilogy.
One of the greatest advantages of The Kite Runner is its tragic description of the Afghan people and culture. The author depicts Afghanistan Stan and its people with warm and enviable intimacy, which is a vivid and readable work.