I Don't Want You to Die Doing Nothing: 17 Farewell Letters to Your Daughter
About This Novel
Although life is full of pain and bitterness, every sad episode in the book "I Don't Want You to Die for Nothing: 17 Farewell Letters to My Daughter" can make people see the sunshine of hope. Faith transcends death, time accumulates calmness, and life blooms with the most dazzling brilliance. "I Don't Want You to Die for Nothing: 17 Farewell Letters to My Daughters" shows readers a country that should not be forgotten or ignored by us.
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Official(12)Scraped 8d ago
I have been trying to finish reading this book, and now I have finally finished it. She introduced in detail the actual facts of Afghanistan at each stage, showing us a woman's hard work. As girls, we should work harder towards our ideals. If the target is set far away, it will fall on the branch.
I really enjoyed reading this book. From the book, we can see the strong and forbearing quality of Afghan women. Even if life is so difficult, they still work hard to live and pursue hope in life. It is a very good book.
great female power
1. This book allowed me to understand for the first time what a mother's true love is. In Afghanistan, a country where women have low status and are constantly war-torn. Koofi's mother still supports her daughter's ideals and sends her to study, believing that she can become the first female president of Afghanistan (she does not laugh at the greatness of her dream) and believes that her daughter can become the female president of Afghanistan. And work together for their daughter's ideals. Against all odds, she supported sending her daughter to school, and because her daughter could be raped and killed on the way to school at any time, this mother waited in fear every day for her daughter to return home safely. I won't go into details. It turns out that a mother can love and believe her child unconditionally, and believe that her child can become the best person possible. Looking back on myself, I feel that my mother has never had high expectations for me, let alone loves me. She would not try to help me and believe that I can become a better person (even if she does not hit me). She also thinks that I am not worthy of my goals and I cannot achieve them. My mother is a selfish person who refuses to admit her mistakes. It can be seen that she fully embodies the cowardice, evasion of responsibilities, selfishness, and stupidity of human nature. I am really envious that Kufi has such a mother. At the same time, Kufi's mother is also an Afghan woman with vision and wisdom. 2. The second point is the understanding of family. Kufi's family is very large, with many brothers, sisters and relatives. My impression of China is that big families are full of intrigues and struggles for power and profit (the same goes for ordinary families). Everyone likes actual immediate benefits and may even destroy their conscience for these vested interests (maybe he doesn't have this thing either). But in the Kufi family, I realize the power of the family. The people in the family sincerely hope that the family will become better, and there are occasional quarrels. But when necessary, we will still unite together for the common interests of the family. 3. The third point is that I have witnessed the great power of women and my awareness of my own feminine power. Maybe it has something to do with my education level. I have always unconsciously placed myself in a lower position as a woman. I believe that men have more status in life and the workplace, and I unconsciously submit to men. This is simply because I was raised as a girl and my family has taught me that girls are just fine. When I get older, I can find someone to marry. It seems that this is the only way for women (of course, I am not saying that marrying is bad, but only if this is the only way available). In such a difficult environment for Afghan women, Koofi still has lofty ideals, which is shocking to me. In the book, Kufi said that your ideals should be like the stars in the sky. Even if the stars fall, they are still on the branches. Women must believe that women are equally great.
Very good, the article is very detailed, depicting a woman's views on the government and society and her unswerving moral pursuit until death. It's deeply rooted in people's hearts and worth savoring.
The power of women.
Very nice, but no money.
To be honest, I really want to read this book
A very good book, very shocking. It can be seen that the author poured his heart and soul into it.
Let us re-understand that country, that history, that emotion, that love
afghan women
It's a very good book. Every time I see the letter written by the mother to her daughter, I feel moved, a great motherly love, and the pictures at the end. I like it very much.
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Official(12)Scraped 8d ago
I have been trying to finish reading this book, and now I have finally finished it. She introduced in detail the actual facts of Afghanistan at each stage, showing us a woman's hard work. As girls, we should work harder towards our ideals. If the target is set far away, it will fall on the branch.
I really enjoyed reading this book. From the book, we can see the strong and forbearing quality of Afghan women. Even if life is so difficult, they still work hard to live and pursue hope in life. It is a very good book.
great female power
1. This book allowed me to understand for the first time what a mother's true love is. In Afghanistan, a country where women have low status and are constantly war-torn. Koofi's mother still supports her daughter's ideals and sends her to study, believing that she can become the first female president of Afghanistan (she does not laugh at the greatness of her dream) and believes that her daughter can become the female president of Afghanistan. And work together for their daughter's ideals. Against all odds, she supported sending her daughter to school, and because her daughter could be raped and killed on the way to school at any time, this mother waited in fear every day for her daughter to return home safely. I won't go into details. It turns out that a mother can love and believe her child unconditionally, and believe that her child can become the best person possible. Looking back on myself, I feel that my mother has never had high expectations for me, let alone loves me. She would not try to help me and believe that I can become a better person (even if she does not hit me). She also thinks that I am not worthy of my goals and I cannot achieve them. My mother is a selfish person who refuses to admit her mistakes. It can be seen that she fully embodies the cowardice, evasion of responsibilities, selfishness, and stupidity of human nature. I am really envious that Kufi has such a mother. At the same time, Kufi's mother is also an Afghan woman with vision and wisdom. 2. The second point is the understanding of family. Kufi's family is very large, with many brothers, sisters and relatives. My impression of China is that big families are full of intrigues and struggles for power and profit (the same goes for ordinary families). Everyone likes actual immediate benefits and may even destroy their conscience for these vested interests (maybe he doesn't have this thing either). But in the Kufi family, I realize the power of the family. The people in the family sincerely hope that the family will become better, and there are occasional quarrels. But when necessary, we will still unite together for the common interests of the family. 3. The third point is that I have witnessed the great power of women and my awareness of my own feminine power. Maybe it has something to do with my education level. I have always unconsciously placed myself in a lower position as a woman. I believe that men have more status in life and the workplace, and I unconsciously submit to men. This is simply because I was raised as a girl and my family has taught me that girls are just fine. When I get older, I can find someone to marry. It seems that this is the only way for women (of course, I am not saying that marrying is bad, but only if this is the only way available). In such a difficult environment for Afghan women, Koofi still has lofty ideals, which is shocking to me. In the book, Kufi said that your ideals should be like the stars in the sky. Even if the stars fall, they are still on the branches. Women must believe that women are equally great.
Very good, the article is very detailed, depicting a woman's views on the government and society and her unswerving moral pursuit until death. It's deeply rooted in people's hearts and worth savoring.
The power of women.
Very nice, but no money.
To be honest, I really want to read this book
A very good book, very shocking. It can be seen that the author poured his heart and soul into it.
Let us re-understand that country, that history, that emotion, that love
afghan women
It's a very good book. Every time I see the letter written by the mother to her daughter, I feel moved, a great motherly love, and the pictures at the end. I like it very much.
