“Meet Marquez in the Caribbean”
Written by Kwonlee, translated by Zou Yiheng, published by Times Culture

Written by Kwonlee, translated by Zou Yiheng, published by Times Culture

Korean novelist Kwonlee (1979-) pursues Garcia. Following the footsteps of Marquez and “One Hundred Years of Solitude”, he went to Colombia to carry out an in-depth journey and write travel essays. This work does not focus on scenic spots or travel information, but focuses on Marquez and his works. It briefly combs Marquez’s growth history and family history, and writes about his parents, grandparents, his grandfather who participated in the Civil War, and the man who can see ghosts. Family relationships between the grandmother, the earth-eating sister, and the eldest brother and sister. It sorted out the classic characters in his works and the writer’s life experience, and explained where the amazing magical and realistic imagination of South America came from. Garcia. Before Marquez received his first royalties at the age of forty, he had always lived a life of poverty and hardship. From the age of thirteen, he had to make money to survive, experience social reality, optimistic nature and life experiences, and hone another kind of sudden temperament. His ability to tell stories allows him to move freely between reality and fantasy. Kwonlee’s travel prose not only pays tribute to Marquis, but also implies a staged summary of life experience. She understands that “the words related to travel are not romance, rest, adventure, food, chance encounters, love, and new beginnings, but disasters and events.” , accidents and death.” Just like creation. (Du Teng Du)

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