Why is Di Renjie a real warrior?

The real Di Renjie was a common topic in movies, documentaries, and dramas. We can come to the following conclusion: 1. " The Real Di Renjie " was the name of an ancient costume suspense martial arts drama, with Yu Bo, Sun Wei, Hu Xueer, and other leading actors. The plot described a character who looked like Di Renjie and knew a little about medicine. He pretended to be Di Renjie and revealed the truth of the unsolved case together with the real Di Renjie. 2. In the past, Di Renjie's image was usually rigid and serious, but the image of Di Renjie in this drama was different from the past. It was more humorous. 3. "The Real Di Renjie" was also the name of a documentary collection. The collection had a total of 89 episodes, of which the 21st episode was about Di Renjie. To sum up," The Real Di Renjie " was the name of an ancient costume suspense martial arts drama and also part of a documentary collection. The plot described a character pretending to be Di Renjie and the real Di Renjie revealing the truth of the unsolved case.

Di Renjie's Transdimensional Warrior skin was a legendary skin in Mobile Legends. The skin was very popular when it was released, but as time passed, players 'comments on its special effects and feel decreased. However, there was news recently that the Transdimensional Warrior's skin had been optimized, and its special effects and feel had been improved. In addition, Transdimensional Warrior skins were also sold at a discount all year round, so the price was relatively low. Overall, the evaluation of the Transdimensional Warrior skin in Mobile Legends was somewhat complicated. Some players felt that its special effects and feel were not outstanding enough, but there were also some players who had positive comments about its quality and cost-effectiveness.

In Di Renjie 3, Zeng Tai betrayed Di Renjie because Zeng Tai was actually a fake. After exposing the truth of the Bloody Emotion Flower Case, Di Renjie found out that the Zeng Tai in front of him was not the real Zeng Tai, but a person called Dou Tiande, who was Xu Jingye's old subordinate. Di Renjie took out the evidence and invited the real Zeng Tai to the scene. Only then did Dou Tiande admit his true identity. Therefore, Zeng Tai betrayed Di Renjie because he was an imposter.

Di Ruyan didn't appear in Detective Di Renjie 3 because Qian Yanqiu had originally planned to ask Jiang Xinyan to continue playing the role of Ruyan when the third film started filming. However, Jiang Xinyan had changed careers to become a producer and couldn't participate in the film. Therefore, there were no actors like Yan in the third film. In the fourth movie, Qu Zha Zha took over the role of Ruyan. The director found an explanation for Ruyan's absence in the third film: Ruyan went home to take care of Di Renjie's brother, so she was not by Di Renjie's side in the third film.

Di Renjie was created by the Dutchman, Van Gulik. Gao Luopei was a sinologist and novelist. In the 1940s, he accidentally read a case novel published in the late Qing Dynasty, The Four Strange Case of Wu Zetian. He liked it very much. Therefore, he decided to spread the story of Di Renjie's case to the world and began to write a Doujin novel with Di Renjie as the protagonist," The Case of Duke Di of the Great Tang." This novel was very popular in the European market, making Di Renjie's image a detective. Therefore, the reason why Di Renjie was written by a foreigner was because the Dutchman, Gulik van Gulik, had a strong interest in his story and created related works.

The reason why Detective Di Renjie 1 was deleted was that part of the content was considered too gory, and the other part was detrimental to Li Yuanfang's image. The details of the cut included the scene where the headless general took Pang Jiugong's head, and the scene where Li Yuanfang was stunned by the scene where Di Gong pulled out the You Lan Sword and threw it at her. These cuts reduced the original 30 episodes to 27 episodes.

Di Renjie was written by the Dutch writer, Gulik van Gulik. Van Gulik was a Dutch diplomat and sinologist who was obsessed with Chinese culture and detective novels. During his diplomatic work in China, he happened to read a Qing Dynasty novel called " Di Gong Case " and became interested in the reasoning and investigation techniques. He put together the stories of Di Renjie that he had written and called them " Judge Di's Case Investigation Story." Later, he created Di Renjie's series of novels,"The Case of the Great Tang Di Gong," and through his own works, he brought the image of Di Renjie, the Eastern detective, to Europe and the United States. Therefore, Di Renjie was created by the Dutch.

Detective Di Renjie 1 was deleted because part of the plot involved sensitive content. The details of the removal were unclear. There were reports that because some of the scenes were contrary to current concepts or there were sensitive factors, the producers chose to make these clips disappear. The deleted parts included some overly bloody scenes, such as the headless general taking Pang Jiugong's head, and some content that damaged Li Yuanfang's image, such as Li Yuanfang being stunned by fear and Di Gong pulling out his You Lan Sword and throwing it at her. Central TV's version was 27 episodes, two of which were deleted from the "Dropping Blood Eagle" section. In general, the abridged version of Detective Di Renjie 1 was to avoid sensitive content and conflicts of ideas.

The black flame was not Di Renjie. Black Flame was actually Di Renjie's brother, Di Ying. Di Renjie had been investigating the truth of his father's suicide and found out that Black Flame was his elder brother, Di Ying. When Di Ying was young, she was forced to leave her home and never showed up again. After Di Renjie witnessed his father commit suicide by jumping into the river, he had always wanted to find out the truth of what happened that year. Thus, Black Flame was Di Renjie's elder brother and not Di Renjie himself.

In Detective Di Renjie, the snake was a fictional element, not a real one. Spirit Snake was a villain organization founded by Yuan Tiangang and had 22 hall masters. The members of the Snake Spirit were known as Snake Heads. Among them, Hu Jinghui was one of the sword spirits of the Snake Spirit, nicknamed Viper. He was the nephew of Empress Wang, and he had gone undercover by Wu Zetian's side for revenge. There were many experts in the Spirit Snake who knew all kinds of traps, martial arts, and secret manuals. Although the snake spirit played an important role in the play, it was only a fictional storyline and did not really exist.