Di Renjie's Three Wives

Di Renjie's three wives were Liu, Yang, and Cui.

Di Renjie's three wives were played by Qiao Hong, He Wuqi, and Guan Yue.

Di Renjie's three wives were Lady Liu, Lady Yang, and Lady Cui.

Di Renjie had three wives in total, namely Liu, Yang, and Cui. Liu Shi was Di Renjie's first wife. She was born in a prestigious family and was smart. However, she did not get the status she deserved during Di Renjie's promotion and eventually left Di Renjie. Yang Shi was Di Renjie's right-hand man in the officialdom. She was born a commoner and had extraordinary wisdom and courage. She had made great contributions to the development of Di Renjie's career. Cui Shi was Di Renjie's wife in her later years. She was born into a scholarly family and had outstanding talent. There were no detailed records of their lives and deaths in the literature. Therefore, Di Renjie had three wives in total, namely Liu, Yang, and Cui.

Di Renjie's horse was not mentioned in the relevant documents. Therefore, I don't know what Di Renjie's horse is.

Di Renjie's lines often included," Sir is really a god, the water here is very deep, do you want to hear my story, Li Yuanfang who knows me, you little servant..." You wasted my teachings. It was you. You thought. Teacher taught me to be ashamed. I am ashamed. Why did he do this? Sir, I am back. Have you thought about how to die?

He didn't know much about Di Renjie's descendants. According to some information, Di Renjie's descendants might no longer live in his hometown, Di Village. After the Ming Dynasty, there were no longer any Di clansmen living in Di Village, and the village had almost ceased to exist. However, there were also some information that showed that Di Renjie's descendants still existed. For example, a monument to Di Renjie's ancestral hall was erected in the east of Daming County, Hebei Province, as a place for people to commemorate Di Renjie. In addition, it was reported that Di Renjie's descendant, Mr. Di Chuanfu, had a family tree of Di Renjie, who claimed to be Di Renjie's 72nd grandson. However, there was very limited information about the specific status and family background of Di Renjie's descendants, and it was impossible to draw a definite conclusion.

Di Renjie's grandson was Di Xiaoxu.

Di Renjie's Mist referred to one of the works in Di Renjie's detective series, including novels, storytelling, and audio novels. The story was about Di Renjie returning to his hometown Bingzhou after he retired under the instruction of Emperor Wu. He encountered a series of confusing events. Di Renjie and his bodyguard, Li Yuanfang, faced a crisis and hardship that directly targeted them. At the same time, Di Renjie's youngest son, Di Jinghui, was also involved. The whole story was full of twists and turns, and the reader had to read until the end to understand the whole story. Di Renjie's misty story was featured by cold and rational western reasoning, vast and magnificent Tang style, and characters full of personality charm. It was considered one of the fascinating detective stories of Di Renjie.

Di Renjie had several allusions, including "The Pearl of the Cang Hai","The White Cloud's Home", and "One Man in Dounan". In the allusion of "the pearl of the sea", Di Renjie was falsely accused by a small official in his early years, but was praised as "the pearl of the sea" by Yan Liben, the minister of the Ministry of Works, after discovering his talent and virtue. In the story of " White Clouds Relic ", when Di Renjie was an official in Bingzhou, his parents were far away in Heyang. When he climbed Taihang Mountain, he saw a white cloud floating, indicating that his parents lived under the white cloud. Finally, in the story of " One Man in Dounan," Di Renjie volunteered to represent his colleague Zheng Chongzhi on the diplomatic mission. Because Zheng Chongzhi's mother was old and sick, he could not bear to let his relatives worry about him. These allusions all showed Di Renjie's intelligence and noble character.