52. Why can't there be Chinese people in mystery novels?

There were actually many different opinions on why there couldn't be Chinese people in mystery novels. Some people think that mystery novels are a form of fictional literature that requires the reader to draw conclusions through imagination and reasoning. If there were Chinese people in the novel, the readers 'reasoning process would be affected because they would not be able to truly understand the Chinese way of thinking and cultural background. Some people believed that mystery novels needed to maintain a certain degree of independence and objectiveness. They couldn't be influenced by political, cultural, historical, and other factors. If there were Chinese people in the novel, it might conflict with the reality of China and affect the objectively and authenticity of the novel. However, there were also some people who believed that mystery novels could appropriately involve Chinese culture and Chinese people as long as they could maintain independence and objectiveness in the novel without affecting the logic and interest of the mystery novel itself. In short, different people had different views on the issue of not having Chinese people in mystery novels. Whether or not there would be a Chinese person should be considered based on the theme, plot, and cultural background of the novel.

There are many factors involved in this problem. The following are some possible reasons: 1. Cultural differences: Chinese culture and ideas do not match the traditional style of mystery novels. Mystery novels usually emphasized logic and reasoning, which required the reader to come to a conclusion through imagination and thought. These elements might not be very popular with Chinese cultural traditions. 2. A lack of popularity: Mystery novels are a relatively niche genre of literature and may not be as widely recognized and spread as other genre of novels that are more likely to attract the public. Censoring system: In China, the censoring system for novels is very strict. Many detective novels may be censored as works that are not suitable for public distribution. 4. Reading Groups: The readership groups in China are more dispersed. Many people may prefer light novels over detective novels. In addition, due to China's education system and employment pressure, many people may not have the time and energy to read long mystery novels. These factors may affect the market share of mystery novels in China, but the charm and uniqueness of mystery novels themselves may also attract some readers.

There were a few reasons why Chinese mystery novels were not popular or written: 1. The influence of traditional literature: For a long time, Chinese literary works have focused on narration and lyricism, while mystery novels have been regarded as "ghost stories" and "horror novels" and have not received enough attention. 2. The lack of cultural and historical background: Chinese mystery novels often need to rely on a certain cultural and historical background to develop the plot. However, the cultural and historical background of China is relatively simple and difficult to provide sufficient background support for mystery novels. 3. The lack of readers 'awareness: Compared to Western mystery novels, the Chinese mystery novel market and readers' awareness are insufficient. Many people do not understand what a mystery novel is, nor do they understand the advantages and characteristics of a mystery novel. 4. The lack of innovation and breakthrough: It is difficult for Chinese mystery novels to break through traditional thinking and write novel with innovation and breakthrough. 5, lack of market recognition: Although there are many excellent mystery novels, they are often difficult to get market recognition and get enough royalties and publishing opportunities. To sum up, the lack of market recognition, cultural recognition, and writing environment for Chinese mystery novels was the main reason why they were not written or popular.

There were many reasons why Chinese people liked palace dramas. Some of them might include: 1. Cultural tradition: There are many elements related to palace life in Chinese traditional culture, such as the struggle for the throne, power struggle, family inheritance, etc. These elements can be transplanted into modern TV dramas to attract the audience's interest. 2. Entertainment needs: Chinese people generally like to seek entertainment, and palace dramas, as a special type of TV series, can satisfy the audience's entertainment needs for power struggles and conspiracies. 3. Easy to learn plot: The plot of palace dramas is often simple and easy to understand. The audience can learn some social, political and interpersonal knowledge through watching TV dramas. 4. Character Image Creation: The characters in palace dramas are often very plump, with complex personalities and emotions that can attract the audience's love and attention to the characters. 5. Impact of pop culture: In recent years, there are many elements related to palace dramas in Chinese pop culture, such as online novels, variety shows, etc. These elements also provide soil for the popularity of palace dramas. It should be noted that although palace dramas are very popular in China, some viewers think that palace dramas are too fictional and exaggerated, lacking realism and historical value. Therefore, the audience's choice of palace drama should be based on their own interests and values.

People like mystery novels because they offer a thrilling and engaging experience. The suspense keeps you on the edge of your seat, and the process of solving the mystery is fun.

People read mystery novels because they love the thrill of solving puzzles and the suspense that keeps them on the edge of their seats.

People read mystery novels for several reasons. Firstly, it challenges their minds and logical thinking. Secondly, the suspense and unexpected twists make it highly addictive. And lastly, it's a great way to escape from the mundane.

Well, there are several reasons. One is the suspense and anticipation that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Another is the satisfaction of piecing together clues and figuring out the mystery before it's revealed. Also, the complex characters and their hidden motives can be really engaging.

The appeal of mystery novels usually depended on the degree of cohesiveness of the story, the logic of the plot, and the depth of the characters. If all these factors were met, mystery novels might attract readers. However, there were also some mystery novels that caused their works to fail to attract readers. One possible problem was that the story was not compact enough. If the story didn't have enough plot tension and suspense, it would be difficult for the readers to get into the story. In addition, if the story is too dull or lacks surprises, the reader may feel bored or disappointed. Another possible problem was the lack of logic in the plot. If the plot lacks rationality or logic, the reader may feel confused or disappointed. In this case, the reader might feel that the story lacked depth or credibility. Lastly, the depth of the characters could also become a problem. If the characters were not three-dimensional or realistic enough, the readers might think that they were just simple symbols or character templates that lacked emotional resonance and personality charm. The key to attracting readers in detective novels was the plot, logic, and various aspects of the characters. If he could create a compact, deep, and logical mystery novel, it was likely to attract readers.

There were several reasons why Chinese mystery novels were difficult to become popular: 1. Cultural tradition: China's cultural tradition is relatively conservative. For mystery novels that require in-depth thinking and exploration of human nature and social issues, a certain cultural background and knowledge background are needed to understand and appreciate them. 2. Reader preferences: Chinese readers generally prefer novels that are light and humorous and rich in emotional descriptions. Mystery novels are often considered to be more serious and difficult works that are difficult to attract the attention of most readers. 3. The lack of innovation: The creation of Chinese mystery novels was once relatively conservative and lacked innovative thinking and the courage to break through. Most of the works were conceived and written according to the traditional detective novel model, lacking novel plots and characters. If a detective story happened in modern China, it might attract some readers. For example, he could learn from the creative mode of western detective novels and introduce modern technology and detective techniques to create more thrilling plots and more in-depth three-dimensional characters. Of course, this required the creator to have enough creativity and imagination, as well as enough market and reader feedback to promote the development of the creation.