The Last Lecture: Its Writing and Author's Introduction
The Last Lecture was a touching story about racial discrimination and isolation. The story took place in the 1950s. The protagonist of the story was a black student named Garcia Marquez. In the novel, Márquez described his high school years in cuba and his relationship with his white teachers and classmates through Garcia's perspective. The novel was set in the background of Garcia's graduation and the entrance examination. Through his conversations with his teachers and classmates, it reflected the social class division and racial discrimination in the then Haitian society. Márquez's work, The Last Lecture, was widely acclaimed as one of the most influential novels of the 20th century. It not only profoundly reflected the historical background and social problems at that time, but also brought people profound thinking and inspired people to think about racial equality and human rights.