Years later, facing a firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendía would think back to that distant afternoon when his father took him to see the ice. ——Inscription
A man, a pen, a colonel, a town, a family, a revolution. Some people say that Marquez's novels cannot escape these themes. But in the small and isolated Macondo, he performed a story of a hundred years of solitude, the days of an old colonel, and a murder that was publicized in advance. The seemingly deprived town is actually a fertile land. Today, we will start from this small town.