The Mountains Sing Back

This is Hosseini's third book, and it is indeed the same author. From the beginning, I could vaguely feel the flavor of A Thousand Splendid Suns and The Kite Runner. Although they are three completely different stories, the delicate techniques are always similar. When I read the next chapter, each chapter was a brand new story. Some chapters could make me burst into tears, but some chapters were not so profound, and there was always a sense of fragmentation. Just when I was immersed in the protagonist of the previous chapter and wanted to continue reading, the next chapter was replaced by a different character, which was completely insufficient.

This book starts from a poor rural village in Afghanistan in the 1940s after World War II. The whole story spans 60 years and is based on the entire turbulent situation in Afghanistan. The protagonists in the story leave their homes and are displaced. In reality, Afghanistan is also experiencing all this. The author uses vivid words Words allow real pictures to appear in front of us, and let us see what touching stories happened in this land that has been constantly war-torn. At the end of the story, it seems to be complete, but the suffering continues, the war still shows no sign of stopping, and the tragedy continues to be staged. As the author said: The suffering experienced by the entire human race is far more real than his words, and time is the best witness and recorder.

Having read all Hosseini's trilogy, "The Echoes of the Mountains" uses the stories of multiple characters to show the profound suffering that the war has brought to the people, especially the last chapter, where Abdullah and his sister reunited across more than half a century. They were unfortunate and lucky. The two brothers and sisters who depended on each other in childhood separated and met again in their sixties. Although Abdullah lost his memory and did not recognize his sister Pari, he still remembered his sister's hobby of collecting feathers and collected a lot of feathers for his sister. This is also a pity, it would be great if he could recognize his sister, but this arrangement also exaggerates the tragedy caused by the war, which is even more touching [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] "There are a thousand tragedies in every square mile"

It conducts a comprehensive discussion on family, love, faith, etc., And explores the life course of Afghan women in turbulent times and their yearning and pursuit of traditional culture and Bengali poetry. Taking the heroine's life experience as the main line, it tells her journey from birth to adulthood. The whole novel has profound meaning and ups and downs of plot, integrating the author's deep thinking and insight into national culture and social reality. At the same time, the author's superb writing expressions vividly display the customs, customs and cultural traditions of Afghanistan, making readers feel as if they are actually there.

The author's writing style is worthy of the very poetic title of his work. This book composes a tragic and poignant song of love and hatred between family and country. There is a plot in this book that impressed me deeply. The mathematics professor Parly is a Frenchman of Afghan origin. One day, he suddenly received an overseas call from a stranger. Based on this call, she finally found the missing part of herself and solved the mystery of her life experience. This book takes the separation and reunion of brothers and sisters as the main line, connecting the life stories and destinies of many people into a tragic and poignant picture. The helpless compassion of the world, the broken mountains and rivers, and the helplessness of being separated from flesh and blood are all vividly displayed on the page.

This novel is similar to a collection of short stories. The whole novel is divided into nine chapters, with nine different characters as the protagonists. The story is told in the first person. Everyone is the protagonist of their own story, but they are also a supporting role in other people's stories. The story starts with a tragic fairy tale, starting with Pali. The joys and sorrows of three generations of the family are used as clues to turn the nine stories into a puzzle. You will find that each character is involved with each other. The good and evil of human nature and the various states of the world are vividly displayed here. This is not a simple story, but it can also be summed up simply with "love". The ending isn't too bad, but it's not perfect either, so that's what's true.

Genius writer, so many story lines, but they are all connected. Everyone, no matter poor or rich, no matter gain or loss, everyone has their own issues that they need to understand and overcome. No one is really completely happy.

It contains the author's representative works over the years, which cover many fields from grand cosmic exploration to tiny human emotions, from scientific and technological progress to moral dilemmas, etc., Showing the author's deep thinking and unique insights into science fiction literature and its themes. The entire collection of novels is not only distinctively ideological and scientific, but also full of imagination and literary appeal. The author brings readers into a broader and more mysterious world through in-depth descriptions and rich plots. It not only has a certain scientific and philosophical nature, but also incorporates rich literary elements.

"The Mountains Echo" begins with a very tragic fairy tale, in which cruelty and kindness are just two sides of the same coin. The story told by the father determined the irreversible separation of 10-year-old Abdullah and his 3-year-old sister Pari. The flames of war and time drove the two brothers and sisters to different paths. Only when they grow old can all the regrets and worries be fully resolved. Both coldness and warmth pass through life silently. When you step away from the obsession of right and wrong, there is a field where I will embrace you tenderly~

My favorite story is the love between Nabi and Sulaiman, the happiness that can never be obtained! [Cry][cry][cry]

"Out of the concept of right and wrong, there is a field, and I will meet you there." In such an era full of tragedy and separation, everyone was helpless. In order not to let his children die from cold and hunger, the father had to send away his sister, and his brother also spent his life missing her. The touching emotions of Nabi and Suleiman were filled with the frustration and debt of children and family in Marcos... In short, the tragedy of the times of several generations is magnificent and great, and they also have a part of themselves.

The part that moved me the most is that it describes Colette's childhood experiences from Colette's perspective, especially the story between him and Salia, and also writes about his relationship with his mother. The chapter stops at Colette holding her mother's hand tightly, with implicit but firm feelings. It was her mother who taught Salia to be brave and have the courage to face herself; it was her mother who opened up the tenderness in Colette's heart. The end of the story is just like the beginning of the story, Abdullah and Pari reunite, and the memories of their childhood are opened with the dusty box. Every feather contains the pure love of a child and shines with its own unique light. As time goes by, loved ones will eventually meet again

I have read the author's three books. Each of them has a grand world view and calls for world peace. Narrating the fate of the characters from the perspective of the nation, the country and the world, including family affection, friendship, love and even the friendship between strangers.

The people in the book are interdependent, but this does not affect their betrayal of each other; they understand each other, so they sacrifice each other; they love each other deeply, so they have this lifelong pursuit. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to depict a world. Although this world is shrouded in darkness, the light of humanity will not be extinguished. Even if it is small, it will shine through the sky like a spark of fire!

Pari: "When Abdullah and I were separated, he was hurt much more than I was. I was lucky because I was young." I personally agree, just like I have no memories of my deceased father, there will be no pain, but my family members have deep memories, and this pain may be hidden deep in my heart like Abdullah did in the end...

This book was actually written later. To be honest, it is not as amazing as the first two books. Perhaps because of the short length, the large number of characters, and the large time span, there is a feeling of "biting off more than one can chew". Whether it is family, love or friendship, it is not written to the point of touching people's hearts, and it does not bring the readers' emotions to a climax until the end. The only highlight is the decades of companionship between uncle Nabi and the male protagonist. The writing is meticulous and affectionate. Reading the whole book only left me with a feeling of sadness at the changing world and the vicissitudes of the world, but it was far from amazing. Maybe the author wanted to break away from the limitations of a single main line this time and broaden the pattern of the times, but he sacrificed the emotional appeal of the story. Telling the truth doesn't pay off.

In a gust of wind, I left behind those fragility and ran towards love and passion. ——2024.10.17

This book tells the story of a family filled with suffering and separation. What happened to Abdullah and Pari made me very sad, they had to go through so much pain at such a young age. However, I also admire their courage and strength. In such an environment, they still work hard to live. This book made me appreciate my current life more and also made me understand the importance of family.

The fate of Pari being given away is derived from the fairy tale Devil and Baba Ayub, which reflects the ups and downs of the Sabur family. Abdullah named her daughter Pari, the same name as her sister, paving the way for their reunion later in the article. All the characters in the article have their own characteristics, and they also reflect the suffering of the Afghan people and the cruelty of the war. It also shows us the customs and customs of Afghanistan, with a strong historical and literary flavor.

I finally finished reading it! A book that is not too heavy tells the story of several generations, and the weight is obvious! Through the author's words, I can deeply understand the cruelty caused by war. The book does not describe much about the war. Instead, one can deeply understand the oppression and suffocation through the suffering endured by the Sable family. Let me talk about three stories that I remember particularly deeply from the book! First, Nabi and Suleiman are at odds with each other! The second is Adel's awakening of consciousness! The third is the story of Pari and Amdullah getting to know each other across half a century. The feathers that Amdullah collected for his sister finally returned to her sister after half a century! This point is really striking! This is a good work! Worth reading repeatedly!

How many times have I had tears in my eyes, how many times have I longed for everyone to be happy and complete in the ordinary life, and finally I suddenly discovered that it is a great gift from God to meet some people briefly in their lives.

Words cannot express it. A little bit of sadness, joy and regret revealed in the ordinary.

Good reading, I like Hosseini's writing So sincere, delicate, and such a strong narrative ability

It's very touching. It uses multiple characters to tell it from different angles. In the end, everyone has a beginning and an end, and it ties back to the beginning. It's a touching and somewhat regretful story [crying]

I watched it many times in high school, and now I'm revisiting it. Many things have been foreshadowed in the previous chapters. Watching it now feels completely different from watching it before. It's really good to watch.

Come on, try to read this book

It's very beautiful and worth seeing.

Nice family members

Very very beautiful

Wishing for peace