What is the literal meaning of The Golden Kite Silver Wind?

Answer 1

The actual summary revolves around the story being an allegory of the cold war. Both sides never met in combat, but kept trying to outdo each other. The shape of the walls wasn't meant to draw people to the towns, but to "Defeat" The other towns' wall. Example: When one wall was built in the shape of a blunt stick, The other town built their wall in the shape of a fire, to burn the stick. When one town recreated their wall to make it look like a sun, the other town built a new wall in the shape of the moon, to block out the sun."

Answer 2

The Mandarin's daughter is a symbol for knowledge, the silk screen is a symbol for covering the Mandarin's daughter so that no one would know that she is behind the solution of the two towns. The golden kite and the silver wind are symbols of unity. They show how instead of fighting, the towns should be working together in unity watching each others backs.

Answer 3

The literal meaning of "The Golden Kite, The Silver Wind" reflects a struggle between two powerful forces, represented by the gold kite and silver wind, vying for dominance or supremacy. The story may explore themes of competition, ambition, and the clash of opposing forces.

Answer 4

Third Person limited omniscient