Some people say that true love is not to be rewarded, but a person's willingness to give silently. However, I would say that the perfect balance is only when love can be rewarded.
The golden sentence in the movie, the classic line: For you, a thousand times over. For you, a thousand times over.
The film tells about the suffering and emigration under war, about good and evil, reincarnation and forgiveness, and about the truth and greatness of human nature. "For you, a thousand times over" is exactly Hassan's promise of Amir's lifelong love.
Everyone's destiny is like a kite, it goes higher and farther into the sky, but it is pulled by the thin thread and cannot get rid of it. People's life is also a process of making mistakes, missing, and then using a lifetime to make up for it. We need to muster up the courage to find our own kite in order to gain inner peace and complete self-redemption.
Years later, Amir took Sohrab (Hasan's son) to fly a kite and run among screaming children, but he didn't care. The wind blew across Amir's face, and on his lips was a smile as wide as that of Panjshir Canyon. "For you, a thousand times over," he passed on Hassan's love for him to little Sohrab.
The most genuine warmth in the world is the transmission of love. In the transmission of love, Amir finally became a whole person. ?
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