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The Originator of Chinese Suspense: the Complete Collection of Detective Cases in the Republic of China (Six Volumes)
The originator of Chinese suspense, a complete collection of detective stories in the Republic of China. Contains: Sun Liaohong: Lu Ping Detective Series, Sun Liaohong's Lu Ping Detective Series emphasizes the suspense of the story and often has a mysterious and terrifying atmosphere. For example, cold and stiff ghost hands with sharp nails are touching people's necks in the middle of the night ("Ghost Hands"); in the middle of the night with heavy rain, the windows are rattled by the strong win
—Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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Liu Bannong's Detective Collection (Vernacular Version)
Liu Bannong, the pioneer of the New Culture Movement, has a masterpiece of investigation and control hidden behind the title of his poem. It has been re-translated into vernacular and newly released! When it comes to Liu Bannong, we are familiar with him as the creator of the word "she" and the standard-bearer of the vernacular movement, but few know that he was also an early explorer of detective literature in the Republic of China. Different from the suspended curiosity of Western detective no
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Liu Bannong's Poetry Collection
"Collection of Poems by Liu Bannong" is a precious collection of many excellent poems by Liu Bannong, a famous modern Chinese writer and linguist. As one of the important participants in the New Culture Movement, Liu Bannong left a mark in the history of modern Chinese literature with his unique literary perspective and profound ideological connotation. This poetry collection carefully collects Mr. Liu Bannong's representative works in different creative periods, covering a variety of styles and
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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The Great Failure of Sherlock Holmes (Vernacular Version)
Sherlock Holmes' Great Failure (Vernacular Version)｜The detective turns into a "laughing detective", and every time he encounters a wall, he gets a laugh. Reading it in vernacular is stress-free, and it's perfect for catching fish and reading before going to bed~ Sherlock Holmes, written by Liu Bannong, can't even understand the case! The British detective traveled to Shanghai in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. He was not accustomed to the climate and overturned in an instant - his
—Reads7.8Score—Shelves
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Liu Bannong's Detective Novels
Liu Bannong was a pioneer of China's New Culture Movement, but in the early days of his literary career, he wrote a certain number of detective novels in vernacular and classical Chinese under the pseudonym "Bannong" and other pen names, and participated in the translation of many foreign detective works. "Collection of Liu Bannong's Detective Novels" includes the short detective novels "Dagger" and "Tan'e" in the "Catching Lao Wang" series written by Liu Bannong, the vernacular detective novel
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