In what ways did Lu Xun's "Kite" and Zhang Zhilu's "Antelope Woodcarving" reflect "kinship"
Lu Xun's "Kite" and Zhang Zhilu's "Antelope Wood Carving" both reflected the theme of "kinship" from different angles. In Lu Xun's novel, kites were gifts specially made by the father to express his love for his son. Although the son did not regard it as an ordinary toy at first, after the kite was lost, the son felt guilty and blamed himself for not protecting this precious family. This story showed the parents 'deep feelings and selfless devotion to their children, and also revealed the children's gratitude to their parents. In Zhang Zhilu's novel, the antelope carving was a gift given to the child by the father to reward the child's progress in learning. Although this gift seemed to be an affirmation of the child, it actually made the child feel betrayed. In this story, the father's behavior reflected a kind of selfless fatherly love, allowing the child to feel the warmth of the family and the power of kinship. In these two novels, the theme of "kinship" was vividly portrayed.
