The beautiful “kite” that is the finishing touch in the film has become a symbol of people's sight and heartstrings, and represents the friendship and even brotherhood between Amir and Hassan, and the betrayal caused by the kite chasing afterwards. The end of the kite is tied to a dream, I think, it is hard to achieve, his own dream. What he wanted to express was nothing but repentance and self-salvation after human cowardice and cowardice. Because when Amir saw that Hassan was raped, his fragile and cowardly heart had reached the extreme that he could bear. Flying a kite is a beautiful thing. There are so many bad aspects behind the kite chasing. Ugly is always accompanied by beauty, and behind the beauty, ugliness is showing half of its face. The complexity of human nature is vividly manifested through a crumbling kite. The words engraved in the heart are what Hassan once said, "I am willing to do it thousands of times for you." At the end of the story, Amir said the same thing to Hassan's son. At the end of the film, it seems to be a phone call. These words and the smile on Hassan’s son’s face show the completion of a redemption, an Amir’s completion of his own redemption, but I think there is something deeper behind this "redemption". In a deep sense, Amir's confession object is not only Hassan, but also includes himself, his father and family, and what must not be forgotten is his native land. The completion of the confession once again established his relationship with his hometown, from a wandering stranger to a member of the cultural role of the motherland and his hometown. This deep metaphor is only accomplished through the old things of childhood as a medium. In the end, he finally reached an understanding with his hometown and his homeland, and rebuilt the spiritual connection and cultural bloodline.
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