"The art of kite flying"

Kites are lightweight, tethered objects typically made from materials like paper, fabric, or plastic, and designed to fly when caught by the wind. They often have a rigid frame made of bamboo, wood, or plastic to maintain their shape. Kites come in various shapes and sizes, from simple diamond or square forms to more complex designs like animals or dragons. People fly kites for recreation, in festivals, or even for scientific purposes, such as weather research. Kite flying has a long history across different cultures, from ancient China to modern-day celebrations worldwide.