1982年,哥伦比亚作家加西亚·马尔克斯在接受诺贝尔文学奖时谈到民族的孤独问题。他说:“在拉丁美洲异乎寻常的荒诞的现实里,充满了诗人和乞丐、音乐家和预言家、战士和无赖。要呈现这种现实,并不需要花太多的想象力,因为我们最大的问题,正是找不到一种方式来使人相信我们真实生活的情况,这正是我们孤独之关键所在。” In 1982, Colombian writer García Márquez spoke of national loneliness when accepting the Nobel Prize for Literature. He said: “In the unusual absurd reality of Latin America, filled with poets and beggars, musicians and prophets, warriors and rogues, it does not take much to imagine that reality because we are the largest The problem is that we can not find a way to convince people of our real life that this is the key to our loneliness. ”