As soon as the giant opened the box, a chill immediately emanated. There is only a huge transparent object in the box, containing countless needle lights. The twilight light breaks in between and turns into colorful stars. José Arcadio Buendia was at a loss, but he knew the children were expecting an explanation from him immediately, so he gathered the courage to mutter:

   This is the largest diamond in the world

   'No,' the Gypsy corrected, 'it's ice'

   The ice cubes in Colombian writer Garcia Marquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude" was the key that Macondo used to open the unknown door, Colonel Aureliano Buendia's nostalgia for his father and the past, and a metaphor for the fate of the Buendia family.

Close to the ice block 
 

Take a bite of 'Big Stick Ice'

 Lower the temperature of the arm
 

Half lying on ice cubes
 

Have a cold and sweet dream
 

Feel the chill of ice cubes