I particularly like Marquez’s books. I once tried to read the book "One Hundred Years of Solitude". Unfortunately, I couldn’t understand it in the end, but I always remember some classic words. .

In life, I always feel more comfortable and secure with a woman than with a man. I firmly believe that women support the world and men only make trouble. History proves it. ——"Living to Tell"

She made appointments with the steaming salt swamps, the mines where talc is mined, and the drowsy floating huts. She never looked back once. Run to where the natural laws of the ocean fail and the desert begins. But she still didn't stop. She took the waistcoat filled with gold bars and ran to the end of the dry wind, running to a place further than the sun that never sets. No one has ever heard of it again. Her news found a trace of her miserable life. ——"The Most Beautiful Drowning Man in the World"

No matter where you go, you should remember that the past is false, memories are an endless road, and all past springs will no longer exist. Even the wildest and most tenacious love is just a fleeting reality. - "One Hundred Years of Solitude"

I am a child who loves to tell stories. What I want to say is: love really exists, happiness is really possible, and death will be defeated by happiness.

We are on this eternal journey of life, running through ups and downs, reaching nirvana through setbacks, with sorrow covering our bodies, and pain spreading all over the place. We are tired, but there is no way to stop; we are bitter, but there is no way to avoid it.

I think short stories and novels are not only two completely different genres, but also have completely different structures. It is fatal to mix them up. Today, I still think so, and I believe more than ever that short stories have a higher status than novels.

——Garcia Márquez "Living to Tell"