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Known as the masterpiece that reappears the picture of the Latin American history and society,  Hundred Years of Solitude, is a representative of Garcia Marquez, and also of the Latin American magic realism literature.

The book has nearly 300,000 words, it has various contents and numerous characters, bizarre plot twists and turns, along with fairy tales, religious allusions, folklore and creative writers from the perspective of the future flashback memories of the past, a novel approach and so dazzling. But reading the book, readers can comprehend, the writer is a boon to Asia through seven generations of a family filled with mystery and experience the ups and downs to reflect the evolution of Colombia, as well as Latin America’s history and social reality that requires readers to ponder cause Magondeau reasons Hundred Years of Solitude and thus to find out the fate of including the right way to get. He introduces the reader to this incredible miracle and the most purely practical staggered lives, not only let you feel the reality of many bloody and absurd legends, but also let you feel the most profound of human nature and the most shocking emotion. Every character in the book are deep and let you feel scared.

Latin American writers Marquez’s name is linked to magic realism. The Hundred Years of Solitude is to show its magic realism as represented practices. People who read this work, he never forget his very use of brilliant imagination without halter constructed a myth as if the world. Hundred Years of Solitude, because of his unique artistic achievements and let Marquez the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982, toward the podium, Marquez novel, and thus also for the Latin American community, “Master”, the critics praised his Hundred Years of Solitude as a 20th century Spanish writing, one of the most outstanding novel, “while the novel approach used in the creation of” magic realism “to this world come to be widely accepted, people also began to read other works of this literary genre.

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