追风筝的人英语读后感.docx

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追风筝的人英语读后感

追风筝的人英语读后感

　　追风筝的人英语读后感

（一）

　　Thisisawonderful,beautifulepicofanovel.SetinAfghanistanandtheUnitedStatesbetweenthe1970stothepresentday,itisaheartbreakingtaleofayoungboy,Amir,andhisbestfriendwhoaretornapart.Thisisaclassicword-of-mouthnovelandissuretobecomeasuniversallylovedasTheGodofSmallThingsandTheGlassPalace.

　　TwelveyearoldAmirisdesperatetowintheapprovalofhisfatherBaba,oneoftherichestandmostrespectedmerchantsinKabul.Hehasfailedtodosothroughacademiaorbrawn,buttheoneareawheretheyconnectistheannualkitefightingtournament.Amirisdeterminednotjusttowinthecompetitionbuttorunthelastkiteandbringithometriumphantly,toprovetohisfatherthathehasthemakingsofaman.HisloyalfriendHassanisthebestkiterunnerthatAmirhaseverseen,andhepromisestohelphim-forHassanalwayshelpsAmiroutoftrouble.ButHassanisaShi’aMuslimandthisis1970sAfghanistan.HassanistauntedandjeeredatbyAmir’sschoolfriends;heismerelyaservantlivinginashackatthebackofAmir’shouse.SowhydoesAmirfeelsuchenvytowardshisfriend?

Then,whathappenstoHassanontheafternoonofthetournamentistoshatteralltheirlives,anddefinetheirfutures.

　　TheKiteRunnerofKhaledHosseini’sdeeplymovingfictiondebutisanilliterateAfghanboywithanuncannyinstinctforpredictingexactlywhereadownedkitewillland.GrowingupinthecityofKabulintheearly1970s,HassanwasnarratorAmir’sclosestfriendeventhoughtheloyal11-year-oldwith“afacelikeaChinesedoll”wasthesonofAmir’sfather’sservantandamemberofAfghanistan’sdespisedHazaraminority.Butin1975,onthedayofKabul’sannualkite-fightingtournament,somethingunspeakablehappenedbetweenthetwoboys.

　　NarratedbyAmir,a40-year-oldnovelistlivinginCalifornia,TheKiteRunnertellsthegrippingstoryofaboyhoodfriendshipdestroyedbyjealousy,fear,andthekindofruthlessevilthattranscendsmerepolitics.RunningparalleltothispersonalnarrativeoflossandredemptionisthestoryofmodernAfghanistanandofAmir’sequallyguilt-riddenrelationshipwiththewar-torncityofhisbirth.ThefirstAfghannoveltobewritteninEnglish,TheKiteRunnerbeginsinthefinaldaysofKingZahirShah’s40-yearreignandtracesthecountry’sfallfromasecludedoasistoatank-strewnbattlefieldcontrolledbytheRussiansandthenthetrigger-happyTaliban.WhenAmirreturnstoKabultorescueHassan’sorphanedchild,thepersonalandthepoliticalgettangledtogetherinaplotthatisassuspensefulasitistautwithfeeling.

　　ThesonofanAfghandiplomatwhosefamilyreceivedpoliticalasylumintheUnitedStatesin1980,HosseinicombinestheunflinchingrealismofawarcorrespondentwiththesatisfyingemotionalpullofmasterstorytellerssuchasRohintonMistry.Likethekitethatisitscentralimage,thestorylineofthismesmerizingfirstnoveloccasionallydipsandseemsalmosttodivetotheground.ButHosseiniultimatelykeepseverythingairborneuntilhisheartrendingconclusioninanAmericanpicnicpark.

　　--LisaAlward,

　　追风筝的人英语读后感

（二）

　　ForYou,aThousandTimesover

　　Iamconvincedthatfewbooksareasgoodasthisone.Tobehonest,Ihadn’tmaintainedthatthisbookwouldappealmebeforeIreadit.However,Iwasabsorbedinthebookfromthefirstchaptertothelastone.Whythisbookhasappealedtomethatmuch?

Iaskedmyself.Thisbookisnotmytypeofreadingforonlyromanticbookscoulddrawmyattentionsuccessfully.ThenIcameintoaconclusionthatitisthefriendshipandfamilyshipfascinatedme.

　　Totheworldyouareoneperson,buttothepersonwholovesyou,youaretheworld.AmirwasHassan’sworld.Amir’snamehadbeenthefirstwordHassanspoke.HassanthreatenedbrutalAssefforthesakeofAmir.HassanneverfailedtorunthekitetopleaseAmir.HassansacrificedhimselfforAmir’shouse.Thesearemorethanafriendwoulddo.OnlythosewholovesyousomuchcouldchallengehimselftodowhatHassandidtoHassan,Amirwasnotonlyamerefriendbutabrother.HelovedAmirmorethananythingelse.EvenafterAmirbetrayedhim,hestilltoldhissonproudly”AganAmirismybestfriend”.MaybeforHassan“foryou,athousandtimesover”hasanothermeaning,whichisnotjustkiterunningforAmirbuthewilldoanythingforAmir.

　　IfHassancouldbedescribedasanangel,thenAmirwasjustaperson.IdidhateAmirforhewatchedHassanberapedanddidnothing,forhemadeHassanleavehisborn-place,forheaimedHassanwithfruit（eventhoughheactuallytriedtomakehimselfgetpunished）。

Amirdidn’tdeservewhatHassandidtohim.IthoughthismeannesscausedHassan’stragedy.ButafterIfinishedthebook,IrealizeditisnotHassan’stragedy,itisAmir’s.ForwhathehaddonetoHassan,hehadledalivewithregretandsufferedendlesssleeplessnights.HisgoingbacktoAfghanistanisnotonlyajourneyphysicallybutajourneytoatonement.Hassan’sson,hisnephewsaved,Amir’ssinwasfinallywashed.Likethelifeofcircle,AmirrankiteforhismiserableHassandidtohim,hesaid“foryou,athousandtimesover”tothebookdoesn’tgiveusanaccurateendingwhetherSohrabcameintolifeagain.Iamsurelovecancureeverything.OnlywhenSohrablivesahappylifeasHassanhopedcanAmir’ssinwashedup.

　　ThefriendshipbetweenHassanandAmirmovedme.IbelieveAllthepeoplewhoreaditisgoingtobetouchedjustasIam.Thisbookdoesmakemethinkthegoodandthebad,what’swrongandwhat’sright,thecrueltyofwar.Fewbookscanexertaninfluenceonpeoplenowadays,thisbooksuredoes.

　　追风筝的人英语读后感（三）

　　Ihatewarswhichmaketheworldbloody,coldandcruel,soIdonotwanttotalkaboutthewar.Butitismiraculoustoseeakiteiscutoffbyanotherone.Andthekitewhichiscutofffliesawaylikeafreebird.

　　HassansaidtoAmirthatforyou,onethousandtimesover.Atfirst,ItoughtthefriendshipbetweenHassanandAmirwassodeep.ButthenIfoundthatHassanwasaservantinAmir’shomeandbegantorealizeitissomekindofloyalty.ThoughHassanalwayssaidthatAmirtreatedhimasafriend,deepinhismind,hedidnotputthemonthesameline.（京ICP备13016261号-1）Inhiseyes,Amiristhepersonheshouldlookuptoandprotect,evendowhateverhecandotohelp.

　　Amirwasaffluenceinmaterial,buthedidnothavefriendsbecauseofhisrace.IdislikehimbecausehealwaysranawaywhenHassanwashurtedbytheothersinordertoprotecthim.Inmyopinion,ifhestandupforHassan,thingswouldhavebeendifferent.IcouldnotunderstandwhyAmircheatedtomakeHassanleaveatfirst,thoughtheir“friendship”iscomplicated.NowIcometoknowthatAmirmaytrytopushHassanoutofthepositionasaservant.AndhewishedthattheystandinthesamelineandHassancanchaseforthethingswantedbyhimself.

　　ThoughAmir’sfathersaidthataboywhowon’tstandupforhimself,becomesamanwhowon’tstandforanything,AmirfinallyturnedintoabravemanwhostandedupforSohrab,thesonofHassan.

　　ThekitetiedHassanandAmirtightertighly.WhenIsawHassanrunningafterthekite,Irealizedthathewaschasingforfreedomaswell.HoweverwhenIsawHassanrunningafterthekite,Ithoughthewaslearningtoprotectthingshecherished.Therearemanykiteswearewillingtohave,butdoyouhavethecouragetochaseforthem?