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    Santiago Gamboa, writer and minister counselor of the Embassy of Colombia in China, (left) and Héctor Abad Faciolince, a Colombian novelist, writer and journalist at a sharing session at the Embassy of the Republic of Colombia in China on August 18, 2026. Photo: Dong Feng/GT 
The Embassy of the Republic of Colombia in China hosted a colloquium with Héctor Abad Faciolince, a Colombian novelist, writer and journalist. The writer shared on Tuesday his growth journey from a journalist to achieve his dream as a writer, his observation of the Colombian society and his impression about the changes in China. 
In a fully packed hall, Minister Plenipotentiary Jose Fernando Bermúdez Cendales said in his opening remarks that the event is part of an initiative to bring Colombian culture closer to the Chinese public while simultaneously creating new spaces for dialogue and exchange between the two countries.
Bermúdez said that Abad's visit to China offers a particularly valuable opportunity to showcase the richness of our literature and to strengthen the cultural and human bridges connecting Colombia and China.
The session, chaired by Santiago Gamboa, writer and minister counselor of the Colombian Embassy, focused on the career and body of work of Abad and in particular, El olvido que seremos (Oblivion: A Memoir).

Abad's book is a seminal work of contemporary Colombian literature in which personal and family memory engage deeply with Colombia's recent history. Its translation into Chinese allows this story to reach new readers and represents an extraordinary opportunity to bring both societies closer together through literature, per some commentators. 
"We hope this gathering will be an open conversation among cultures, readers, and experiences, and a new expression of the friendship that Colombia and China continue to build," said Bermúdez. 
Abad, one of the most important voices in contemporary Latin American literature, shared with the Global Times that this is his second trip in China. The last time he visited the country was two decades ago. 
This time, in his eyes, China has changed a lot. In many ways, the country stands for the future of the world. 
Abad said he is surprised to see how much Chinese people are depending on the electric devices and network to communicate in a virtual world, and said that he felt "like an alien."
Talking about his interaction with readers in Shanghai, Abad smiled, saying that the readers selected some phrases from his book and asked him to write down as part of the autography and signature for them. 
In his book, El Olvido Que Seremos (The Oblivion We Will Be), which is acclaimed as a "love letter from a son to his father," is not only a deeply affectionate look back at familial bonds but also a courageous attempt to defy oblivion. 
Rooted in true events, The Oblivion We Will Be chronicles the life of his own father. Abad noted that his father was killed in August 1987 - nearly forty years ago.
In the Western literary tradition, a father is often portrayed as a distant or even negative figure. His father, however, was "totally different - a man of love and deep sense of responsibility in both the public sphere and his family life."
Such image of a benevolent, non-authoritarian father has impressed his Chinese readers as well, he said. 
As a physician, Abad's father dedicated his life to addressing fundamental issues affecting people's well-being, such as drinking water quality and public health, steadfast in the belief that the world could be made better through action.
Abad's work addresses themes such as memory, violence, inequality, and the human condition, deeply marked by the murder of his father, an event that inspired his most iconic book, The Oblivion We Will Be was published in Chinese by Writer's Publishing House in Beijing in July.
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二 |          　　03“投资理财”骗局          　　骗子一开始往往以投资理财、养老服务为名，编造各类投资项目，以高利息、高回报、低风险为诱饵来欺骗老年人，从而进行非法集资，一些老人甚至连“过河钱”都被骗掉。切记“投资有风险，入市需谨慎”。         　　04“养老服务”骗局          　　不法分子为了迎合老年投资人的养老需求，以投资养老基地、旅游考察、预售养老床位等项目为名，将老年客户诱骗至所谓养老基地、福利院进行参观、游玩，描绘养老项目的未来，进而以预售养老床位等名义非法集资。

三 |          　　05“冒充中奖”骗局          　　不少老人都有遛弯的习惯，一些骗子利用这一特点，喜欢在公园附近小区散发大量传单或类似“刮刮乐”的抽奖卡。老年人一旦与不法分子联系兑奖，对方就会以“个人所得税”“公证券”“转账手续费”等诸多理由让老人汇钱，从而完成诈骗。还有一些不法分子以热播电视节目组的名义向老年人发送信息，称对方已被抽选为节目幸运观众，以获得奖金需交手续费、保证金等理由实施诈骗。         　　06“低价购物”骗局          　　不法分子通过网络、电话、短信等途径发布二手物品转让信息，一旦与其联系，便以缴纳定金、手续费等理由骗取老年人钱财。         　   07“冒充亲友”诈骗          　　不法分子利用非法手段获取老年人信息后，伪装成老年人的亲友，以借款、救急等理由打电话、发信息，要求老年人向其转账汇款。老年朋友要擦亮双眼，切勿轻信汇款请求，即使看到亲人、朋友的视频影像也要通过电话确认，拒绝电话联系的一定要提高警惕，不要急于转账！          　　08“低价旅游”诈骗          　　旅行社以低价游、免费游的噱头吸引老年人参团旅游。随后在旅游过程中安排各种购物环节，将商品以远高于市场价的价格卖给老人们。除此之外，还有部分旅行社降低住宿、饮食标准，或将各种需要付费的景点排除在低价团费之外。         　　09“黄昏恋”诈骗          　　“黄昏恋”骗局其实就是“杀猪盘”骗局的一种，主要针对独身老人，通过网络发展成为网恋关系后，通过编造各种理由索要钱财，随后拉黑对方，完成诈骗。         　　诈骗手段日益更新，老年人千万要小心！防骗妙招请收好！          　　戒除贪婪心理          　　不轻信有包治百病的灵丹妙药和天上掉馅饼的免费午餐，不要轻信不明对象及可疑信息，对高息产品提高警惕。         　　强化警戒心理          　　遇事保持冷静，多调查、多思考，面对陌生人不轻易相信、不盲从，个人信息要保密。         　　讲科学，不迷信          　　面对保健养生类诈骗，做到“两要、两不要”，即不要相信有包治百病的神丹妙药，如果患有疾病，要主动就医，保健品不能治愈疾病。相反，伪劣的保健品会加重患者的病情，贻误治疗良机。         　　常与亲友沟通          　　遇到拿不定主意的事情不急于决策，不固执己见，多听取亲友意见，常与亲友交流。从亲属子女角度，则要与家庭中的老年人更多多交流，给予他们更多关爱。

四 |          　　骗子们花样百出，我们又该如何防范？三大安全措施来守护          　　01信息安全          　　增强老年人个人信息保护意识，银行卡、身份证、快递单、机票、火车票等涉及到个人信息的证件和票据不借、不给、不乱扔；防止个人隐私泄露。         　　02设备安全          　　不轻易下载安装软件；不随意扫码；不乱点陌生链接、陌生文件；定期检测设备状况，保障设备安全。         　　03反诈安全          　　自称公检法、退款客服、活动中奖等统统不听、不信；不随意转账，转账前反复核实身份，明辨真伪。                    责任编辑：李丹。

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