Ví dụ về việc sử dụng García márquez's trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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García Márquez's mother would have liked that"false splendor" to last forever.
Most of the lonely important topicsare the subject of loneliness that surpasses most of García Márquez's works.
García Márquez said he had the idea for it while driving to Acapulco in Mexico.
Pelayo notes that“love in the Times of Cholera, like all Gabriel García Márquez's works, explores the loneliness of people and humans….
García Márquez started his career as a journalist while studying law at the University.
Seated in the first-class cabin of an airplane crossing the Atlantic beside a youngwoman of extraordinary beauty who sleeps throughout the flight, García Márquez's narrator is reminded of Kawabata's novel.
But the truth is that García Márquez's world could not possibly be called the mirror of all Latin America.
Later that night, the writer received Ileana de la Guardia, Tony's daughter, and her husband Jorge Masseti(the son of the late guerrilla leader Jorge Ricardo Masseti,an old friend and García Márquez's erstwhile boss at Prensa Latina).
Although García Márquez's English is“quite good,” he spoke mostly in Spanish, with his two sons translating.
Beyond the notable revelation about the writer's grandfather,Martin's book unravels only a single episode in García Márquez's"secret life": his relationship in Paris- before his marriage, of course- with an aspiring Spanish actress.
Gabriel García Márquez's political consciousness was formed early, by the time he turned twenty, along with his impulse for invention.
Some irrefutable firsthand accounts, like that of García Márquez's all-time friend, the intellectual and diplomat Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza, confirm the young writer's crushing poverty- but did he really live in a room of only ten square feet?
García Márquez's grandfather is a prominent figure in the writer's early novels, and he was no stranger to this politico-grammatical history.
The first series of García Márquez's journalism is important because it gives a glimpse into the secrets of his"basic exercises," his"literary carpentry.".
Mr. García Márquez's editor began reading it at home one rainy day, and as he read page after page by this unknown Colombian author, his excitement grew.
Another paradigmatic piece of his political journalism- García Márquez's sterling reputation in the English-speaking world might not survive the translation of his collected journalism into English- is"Vietnam por dentro," or"Vietnam from Inside," which Martin does not mention in his book.
García Márquez's wife"particularly enjoyed these occasions because Fidel had a special way with women, always attentive and with an old-style gallantry that was both pleasurable and flattering.".
Last year, Gabriel García Márquez's brother announced that the Colombian author, who is in his mid-eighties, was suffering from debilitating dementia, and would never write again.
Martin also records García Márquez's"intoxication" at the physical proximity of János Kádár, the man who suppressed the Hungarian uprising, whose deeds he strives to justify.
During a stay of"almost a month," García Márquez's group had occasion to attend"cultural festivities" at which"lovely damsels played the sixteen-string lute and sang doleful airs in memory of the battle dead," but they had no time to listen to the refugees, or to interview them, or to offer them assistance.
During her time working for Semana she met Gabriel García Márquez.
It is the kind of thing that happens only in García Márquez novels.
Others focused on the style that García Márquez unleashed in his 1967 epic.
There García Márquez"overwhelmed" guests such as Debray with bottles of Veuve Clicquot.
And through that process, García Márquez allowed his readers to see an alternative future.
Though the influence of García Márquez has been great, it's difficult to assess accurately.
The humble García Márquez put it this way:“I am basically a journalist.
Her story has been portrayed in a non-fiction book by Gabriel García Márquez and onscreen.
GABRIEL GARCíA MáRQUEZ nothing in this world was more difficult than love.