Di Renjie had written a poem called "A Summer Tour of Shicong Mountain Made by the Holy Emperor of Fenghe".
Di Renjie had written poems. His works included 'A Summer Tour of Mount Shicong' and so on.
Di Renjie had many poems, one of which was " A Summer Tour of Shicong Mountain Made by the Holy Emperor of Fenghe "," The feather staff is far away from the phoenix crane, and the curtain palace is directly sitting on Fenglin Island." This poem described Di Renjie's majesty and nobility, comparing him to a phoenix and a qilin, showing his important position and glory in the imperial court.
Di Renjie's story was written by the Dutch writer, Gulik, into a long mystery novel called "The Great Tang Di Gong Case". This novel recounted Di Renjie's legendary experience as an official in the Tang Dynasty. Due to the sensation caused by this novel in the West, Di Renjie was known as China's Sherlock Holmes and became a household name. There were 17 novels in total, and the author even drew a set of Chinese embroidery style line drawing illustrations for them. The English name of the book was Judge Dee, and it was about 1.4 million words in Chinese.
Yes, Di Renjie's story was written by the Dutch writer, Van Gulik. In the long mystery novel," The Case of Di Gong of the Great Tang Dynasty," he used the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie, as the protagonist and described Di Renjie's legendary experience as an official in the state, county and the capital. The book was translated into Chinese in China and had about 1.4 million words. It was known as China's Sherlock Holmes. Van Gulik was a Dutch diplomat, sinologist, and novelist. He spent 18 years writing this book. The Great Tang Di Gong Case was a huge success after it was published in Europe, and the name Di Renjie became popular internationally.
Di Renjie's story was very famous among foreigners, especially because of the case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty written by the Dutch writer Gulik. This book was a long mystery novel, telling the story of Di Renjie's legendary experience in the Tang Dynasty. It took Gaulope 18 years to write this book, and after it was translated into Chinese, it had about 1.4 million words. The Case of Di Gong of the Great Tang Dynasty caused a sensation in Europe and the United States. It was later translated into more than ten languages. Therefore, it could be said that Di Renjie's story was written by a foreigner.
Yes, Di Renjie was written by the Dutch writer, Van Gulik. In 18 years, he wrote The Great Tang Di Gong Case, a mystery novel about the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie. This novel was a great success after it was published in Europe, and it was hailed as the " Holmes of the East."
Di Renjie's books included ten volumes of collected works,"Family Style" and a poem,"A Summer Tour of Shicong Mountain in Fenghe Shengzhi." In addition, The Complete Collection of Di Renjie's Case was written by the Dutch writer, Gulik. It contained all 24 of Di Renjie's detective novels, including 16 medium-length novels and 8 short stories. These stories were independent of each other and arranged in order of time, presenting Di Renjie's legendary experience of making decisions and upholding justice in different positions.
Yes, Di Renjie's original novel," The Great Tang Di Gong Case " was written by the Dutch writer, Gulik. Van Gulik was a Dutch sinologist, diplomat, and novelist. He spent 18 years writing this mystery novel with Di Renjie, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, as the protagonist. Through his own understanding of the language, he had reconstructed the image of Di Renjie, the Chinese detective. After the novel was published in Europe, it caused a sensation and was hailed as the "Sherlock Holmes of the East." Therefore, it could be said that Di Renjie's story was created by the Dutch.
Yes, Di Renjie was created by the Dutchman, Van Gulik. Van Gulik was a Dutch sinologist, diplomat, and novelist. He had spent 18 years writing " The Great Tang's Digong Case," which was a mystery novel with the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie, as the protagonist. Through his own understanding of the language, he re-created the role of Di Renjie, the Chinese detective. The novel was very popular in China and was translated into many foreign languages, making Di Renjie one of the world's most famous detectives.