Just after reading this book, the bridges mentioned are still reverberating, and I thought that the end was the beginning of a new life, but it is indeed quite possible to just remember Hassan, to remember his childhood, and to give a little comfort and hope to the cold heart that is alive. But I really don't understand why hassan and Amir are brothers, although in a sense it can be connected with the previous bridge, but the latter made Amir determined to save Hassan's son because of blood relations, not directly at the beginning to make up his mind to save, even if Hassan is so kind to Amir, so tolerant, so I didn't look into it later.
From the beginning to the end, I did not feel that the protagonist had truly atonement for his sins, more likely because of fate, because of what his father had done to atone for his sins. Suddenly, I pulled my memory back to when I first finished reading this book, the book was not read at first, and then I read it in one breath when I picked it up again, and the shocking feeling after reading it has always been remembered. There are hints in the book that Hassan is the illegitimate son of the young master's brother and his father, and many details are hinted at, so the feelings for Hassan in the book should have a deeper meaning (personal opinion). The first time I saw Hassan say "for you thousands of times", I still felt that the translation was too hard and even a little numb, but further down to see Hassan, who is extremely loyal and willing to dedicate, this sentence "for you thousands of times" has become a sentence that incites tear glands.
I have seen some people say that Hassan is born with servility, but what a person does is still subject to his own subjectivity, I secretly think that Hassan loves Amir, who does not love rich and handsome, but some people love the humble, some people love implicitly. In addition, I want to discuss with the landlord, Ali knows whether Hassan is not his own son, Hassan's mother does not know the truth, I am confused here. I always feel that there should be some extravaganza, some Hassan perspective. After reading this book, I fell into contemplation. There is an urgent need to understand the war in the Afghan state, to understand the Hazaras, to understand the harm and unequal treatment that racial discrimination brings to the country and to the people.
You must know that under the peaceful policy of national reunification advocated by China, we are all living a peaceful and comfortable and prosperous life. Life there is a war of nations, endless wars and endless infighting, in the name of ethnic discrimination and faith. Deprived of the continuation of many lives. Or because I had different beliefs, or because I was a girl, I felt the people who were killed in the war of that era. The blood of the heroic people is gone in my hands. The author's character is also cultivated under this ethnic discrimination, and a person's growth environment is too important.
It takes a lot of courage to correct what they think in their hearts, if Ah Mir dared to rush over or even if they were on the road and cried for help, their lives would be a different outcome. I think so when I see half of it. This is also the biggest foreshadowing of the whole book, and he will spend his life to make up for it. Ah Mir's failure to reunite with hassan as an adult is the biggest regret of this book, and I have fantasized many times about how I would be reunited, and what kind of life the kind and loyal Hassan would be treated with.
But this country is not good and loyal. They do not deserve this quality, they have been consumed by a long period of war and infighting, and there must be a group of sad children in a sad country, who do not have enough to eat, who do not have warm clothes, who cannot even drink saliva, and wars occur anytime and anywhere, and there is nowhere to put them. Young men are on the battlefield. The name of faith blocks women's ability to be self-reliant.