Phoenix Sugar Painting Case Study

Ji Huan, the official of Taiping County, is a 10-year-old boy who relies on his childhood sweetheart Liu Ye'er to pass secret codes to solve the case - the "Phoenix Sugar Painting" book she drew contains clues to solve the case: a picture of a phoenix pecking rice, a true and false weight, an ink-dot account book... "This painting is the footprints of a food thief!" Ji Huan shouted loudly while holding up the graffiti. He turned around and recognized the phoenix-shaped "unicycle" as a "crested dragon boat." Liu Yeer rolled her eyes and hit him on the head: "Idiot, see clearly that this is a wheelbarrow used to push Buddha statues!" From the temple donation fraud case to the prefect's Corruption Bureau, this pair of children were thrown into trouble in court and caught on the street. Phoenix sugar painting breaks through the twists and turns of the adult world. When the prefect took out the fake documents, Liu Ye'er took out the "Phoenix Sugar Painting Investigation Book", which had already drawn the truth about the people's fingerprints - "Brother Ji Huan, if you read the painting again, I will paint you like a little clay monkey!" "No, Ye'er! This sugar painting clue is really good, let's go on to solve the big case!" Click here to watch an 8-year-old talented girl use sugar paintings to solve unsolved cases. The silly county magistrate used the graffiti as irrefutable evidence. The laughs are sweeter than sugar-coated haws!