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The paper explains the relationship between the author and the hero in the novel from the angle of their societies, which is an autobiography about life and spirit. After deep analysis of the novel, we find that the author and the hero Amir are not only alike in their experiences, but he describes Amir as his ideal about himself, so that a completely new Afghanistan American rises before the western world and naturally win their dignity and respectable status. Introduction The Kite Runner is written by its author Khaled Hosseini in first-person in the form of a semi-autobiographical novel, a living and spiritual autobiography, and to a certain extent, it is a typical, Afghanistan-American real-life performance. Though he is an obscure writer, his debut (first) novel, it has been so much buzz in the world, and at the same time it has obtained rave reviews. But criticism of the work tends to be confined to the kite image alone and evaluate the work itself, perhaps it is also the need to popularize the work. (The Kite Runner 2006.5 Khaled Husseini, translated by Li Jihong, comments part) If we make an analysis of the works in the characters and plot from its author‟s life experience and social development status , before us will be rendering another scene: the author through the hero Amir this „I‟ in the novel, expresses (show/tells us) his own life experience, spirit of evolution and his life pursuit, thus completes remodeling the perfect personality image in his mind ,so that he can actualize the perfect personality in the hero in the novel which cannot reach in daily life , in this way the author has completed the remodeling of the author‟s ideal character image so that people in the West can come to know a brand new Afghanistan-American image which is totally different from that that Westerners can imagine , changing the Westerners ideas about Afghanistan-American by the Taliban since the 911 terrorist attacks that lead to the very negative impression about Muslims. In this way Muslims living in Western society can get the respect they deserve. We can explore and analyze on the following aspects: the personal experiences of the author, the main character in the novel Amir‟s growth, the international community and Afghanistan social development, the character‟s activities in the novel and the author‟s social activities after his works publication. From the overlapping or similarity or coincidence of the author‟s and Amir‟s experience and the differences of the two we hope to dig deeper rich connotation of the inner world of the author. Literary works The Kite Runner cannot be interpreted by such extreme theory as Roland Barthes‟ idea in his later years that “the author is dead”, and “the birth of the reader must be at the cost of the death of the author” (to quote Zheng Hangsheng, P345, 1988 years). Understanding of the works The Kite Runner should also adopt this attitude. We must raise the author in the works, dialogue with the author, to understand the main character that “me” Amir. We Joint International Social Science, Education, Language, Management and Business Conference (JISEM 2015) © 2015. The authors Published by Atlantis Press 179 engage in dialogue with the author through his works, with the reader‟s understanding of the characters in the works “consulting” the author. When we compare Khaled Hosseini‟s life experience with that of the main character Amir, we have really found in Amir the similarity of Khaled Hosseini‟s life experience. The story of The Kite Runner is not Khaled Hosseini‟s fictional story, but should be the focus reflect of the inner feelings from his life experience in the transformation of the social environment, which he bestows on the protagonist the "I" Amir in the works, so the author describes Amir as the ideal representative of Khaled Hosseini. That‟s the reason why the actual life of Khaled Hosseini is not exactly the same as Amir‟s. A high degree of the similarity in the experience of the author and the protagonist We know about Khaled Hosseini from a lot of information: Khaled Husseini was born on March 4, 1965, in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital , who is the eldest of the five children in the family, a son of a diplomat of Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry; His mother , a teacher of a girls ' school in Kabul taught Farsi language and history; his family belongs to the prestigious Afghanistan upper-class families, but being a diplomat's son, his life is not very stable, and in ten years he has lived in three countries. In 1970, he went to Iran with his father, and the family returned back to Kabul in 1973, and in 1976 his father was sent to work in Paris, France. In 1980 when he was ready to return home, but due to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Khaled Hosseini‟s family sought asylum in the United States and was granted. After that they settled in San Jose, California, the United States. Early in the United States due to poverty, they applied to the Government of the United States for food stamps and welfare checks. Although life was so difficult for the Khaled Hosseinis they revived. Khaled Hosseini graduated from Independence High School in San Jose in 1984, applied for Santa Clara University and obtained Bachelor's degree in biology in 1988 and the next year he entered the University of California, San Diego, School of medicine, in 1993 he obtained M · D license. He Completed his practicing physician in internal medicine at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles in 1996.He had been practicing medicine until the novel The Kite Runner was published. 1.5 years later he specialized in fiction. In 2006 he received the United Nations humanitarian award, and was invited to serve as Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations refugee agency. He and his wife, Roya, their two children are currently living in Northern California. He is an Afghanistan-American. He sets up a Khaled Husseini fund, through which Khaled Hosseini has been to Afghanistan to provide humanitarian aid. When he was a child with his father in Iran there was a Hazara named Hosseiro Khan working in his home for many years but the Hazara was much older than Hassan. He was 38 years old. They became good friends. He helped Khaled flying kite, and Khaled taught him to read. Khaled childhood read a large number of Persian poetry and Persian translation, such as Alice's adventures in Wonderland etc. This is Khaled Hosseini's resume. What about the protagonist Amir? The Kite Runner describes this clearly. Amir was born in the summer of 1963, an only child in his family, whose father was a respected successful businessman, who donates an orphanage. Amir‟s mother taught classical Farsi literature at the University but died of dystociais when she gave birth to Amir in 1963 (not in 1965), who is a descendant of the Afghanistan Aristocrats. Amir‟s family belongs to the Afghanistan prestigious upper-class. His family is wealthy. In 1970, he had been in Tehran for a month, watching a game of The Soccer‟s World Cup. He experienced the coup in 1973 and witnessed the invasion of Russia in 1978. In March 1981 he with his father fled Kabul in a Russian shabby truck, by Jalalabad to Peshawar Pakistan. Half a year later, they went to The United States, and lived in Fremont California. Their early life in America was hard, receiving food

The History of An Afghans Nirvana In His Spirit ---A Ideal Portrait Of The Author Himself