What really matters in life is not what happens to you, but what you remember and how you remember it. This is my favorite book in college. No, this is my favorite book by far. In this book, the author Garcia Marquez tells the story of a family's loneliness for a hundred years. In this hundred years, all people are unloved and all people are suffering.
Finally, a crystallization of love was born at home, but the child grew a pig's tail, and then the child was eaten by ants, and the whole town disappeared. As long as you finish reading this book, you will enter a magical world. You will be shocked by the author's powerful imagination, and at the same time you will feel ridiculous about the contents of the book. However, this does not hinder its appeal to you at all.
More importantly, it is also a book that truly interprets loneliness. All of us can understand loneliness, and we have read many articles about loneliness in Jane's books. However, few of us explore the eternity of loneliness. And this book "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is an eternal exploration of loneliness. The author even concluded that only loneliness is eternal in this world. Once loneliness disappears, the world will cease to exist.