What novel was Detective Di Renjie adapted from?

Detective Di Renjie was adapted from the novel by Gulik Gloropei, The Case of Di Gong of the Great Tang Dynasty.

Detective Di Renjie was a story written by the Chinese screenwriter himself. It was not adapted from a novel.

Detective Di Renjie was adapted from the novel by the Dutch writer, Gulik van Gulik.

Detective Di Renjie was adapted from the long mystery novel, The Case of Di Gong of Tang Dynasty, by the Dutch writer, Gulik. This novel took the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie, as the protagonist. It described his legendary experience of being an official in the state, county, and the capital. The novel caused a sensation in Europe and the United States in the 1950s. It was translated into many languages and had illustrations drawn by Gulik himself. Detective Di Renjie was a series of detective and mystery novels based on this novel. There were four of them, and the first one was published in November 2006.

Detective Di Renjie adapted from the famous Dutch sinologist, Gulik van Gulik's "The Great Tang Di Gong Case".

Detective Di Renjie was adapted from the novel by the Dutch writer, Gulik van Gulik.

Detective Di Renjie was adapted from the novel "The Case of Di Gong" by the Dutch writer, Gulik.

Yes, Detective Di Renjie was based on the case of Duke Di. Di Gongan was a novel written by an anonymous person in the Qing Dynasty, which fabricated the story of Di Renjie. After the Dutch sinologist van Gulik translated the Digong case into English, it was published in the West and received great praise. With the encouragement of the publishing company, Gao Luopei used Di Renjie as the model to create the series of " The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty ", making Di Renjie the title of " Sherlock Holmes of the East." Later," The Great Tang's Di Gong Case " was adapted into the TV series " The Legend of Di Renjie's Detective Case." Therefore, it could be said that Detective Di Renjie was adapted from the case of Duke Di.

Detective Di Renjie 3 was a novel written by Qian Yanqiu. You can read the latest chapter of the novel in Tianya Online Library. The novel tells the story of Di Renjie, a minister of the Tang Dynasty, solving a strange case. The specific plot and content could only be understood by reading the full text of the novel.

Van Gulik was a Dutch writer and sinologist. He wrote a long mystery novel, The Great Tang Dynasty's Digong Case, in which the protagonist was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie. Under Gao Luopei's pen, Di Renjie became a witty, cunning, and principled ranger of the Tang Empire. He took justice as his principle and solved many cases. The novel was translated into 23 languages and sold millions of copies worldwide. It was considered a popular reading material for Westerners to understand Chinese culture. Gao Luopei's creative idea was to find materials from ancient Chinese detective novels to describe the process of Di Renjie and his assistant solving the case together. His works made Di Renjie a famous "detective" at home and abroad. In Europe and America, he even had the reputation of "Sherlock Holmes of the East". Therefore, it could be said that Gulik created the image of Di Renjie that belonged to the public life. His works became a classic case of China's local IP "export to domestic sales".