Kite

"e;Kite"e; is a reminiscent prose piece written by the modern literary figure Lu Xun. It was written on January 24, 1925, and published in the 12th issue of the Yusi weekly magazine in Beijing in the same year. Later, it was included in the prose poetry collection Wild Grass, with the subtitle "e;The Ninth of Wild Grass."e; The article reveals the author's action of forbidding his younger brother from flying kites during his childhood and his later hope of obtaining forgiveness by flying kites with his brother as an adult, thus exposing the essence of his actions as the cruel suppression of children's innocent nature. The author criticizes and analyzes himself, further concluding that the ideology of the old society suppressed children's lively and natural personalities. The article uses a small incident to illustrate a broader truth, with a simple language but profound meaning, pushing the author's thoughts and feelings to a deeper and more profound level.