The Legend of Di Renjie's Case, Part Two: Douban
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case II had a rating of 8.3 on Douban, with a total of 134 reviews. Among them, 33.3% gave a 5-star rating, 50.0% gave a 4-star rating, 12.5% gave a 3-star rating, 4.2% gave a 2-star rating, and no one gave a 1-star rating. The drama was a suspense crime drama from ancient times. It was first aired in 1999 and had 25 episodes, each of which was about 45 minutes long. The main actors included Ma Changyu, Li Zhiyi, Luo Fangxu, Liu Jia, Hu Chengzhu, etc.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case, 96 Version, Douban
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case, 96 Version 1, had a score of 8.6 on Douban. The play narrated six cases, including The Royal Pearl Case, Purple Light Temple, Chaoyun Temple, Iron Nail Case, Red Pavilion, and Han Family Camp.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case, Part 2
The second part of the Legend of Di Renjie's Case consisted of four story units: The Capital Case, The Bronze Bell Case, The Chess Manual Case, and The Legend of Di Renjie and Wu Zetian.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case: Part Two
" The Legend of Di Renjie: Part Two " was a the mainland of China drama that was first aired in 1999. The play was directed by Liu Yuandong and written by Chen Chenguang, Liu Yuandong, Zhang Xiaoya, and Gao Luopei. The main actors included Ma Changyu, Li Zhiyi, Luo Fangxu, Liu Jia, Hu Chengzhu, etc. The series had 25 episodes, each lasting 45 minutes. According to Douban's rating, the drama received a rating of 8.3. A total of 127 people gave it a rating of 5 stars, of which 34.8% gave it a 5-star rating and 49.4% gave it a 4-star rating. The play told the story of Di Renjie, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, who used logical reasoning to investigate the case. It showed the rich and colorful social life of the Tang Dynasty.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case: Part Two
"The Legend of Di Renjie: Part Two" was a the mainland of China series that first aired in 1996. The play was directed by Liu Yuandong, and the main actors included Ma Changyu, Li Zhiyi, Luo Fangxu, Liu Jia, Hu Chengzhu, etc. The series has a total of 29 episodes, and the length of each episode is unknown. The show could be found on some online video sites.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case, 96 Version, Part Two
The second part of The Legend of Di Renjie's Case was a TV series released in 1996. The play was directed by Liu Yuandong, and the screenwriter Chen Chenguang and Liu Yuandong brought the behind-the-scenes team to create it. The main cast included Ma Changyu, Li Zhiyi, Luo Fangxu, Liu Jia, Zhang Guorong, Meng Yubao, Guo Suxing, and so on. The drama had a total of 25 episodes and told the story of Di Renjie solving cases during the Tang Dynasty.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case, 96 Version, Part Two
The second part of The Legend of Di Renjie's Case was a TV series released in 1996. The play was directed by Liu Yuandong and written by Chen Chenguang and Liu Yuandong. The main actors included Ma Changyu, Li Zhiyi, Luo Fangxu, Liu Jia, Zhang Guorong, Meng Yubao, Guo Suxing, etc. The series had 25 episodes, each lasting about 45 minutes. Douban's score was 8.2, which was a good rating. The main plot revolved around Di Renjie's work in the Tang Dynasty in solving various cases.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case
" The Legend of Di Renjie's Case " was a TV series from 1986. It had two versions, the 86th and 96th versions. The 86th edition of " The Legend of Di Renjie's Case " was starred by Sun Chengzheng. It had 14 episodes and was shot by Taiyuan TV Station. The play was adapted from the work of the Dutchman Gulik van Gulik. It told the thrilling legendary story of the famous prime minister Di Renjie in the Tang Dynasty. The details of the plot were unknown.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case
" The Legend of Di Renjie's Case " was a long mystery novel by the Dutch writer, Gulik van Gulik. It took 18 years to complete. The book used Di Renjie, a famous official of the Tang Dynasty, as the protagonist, describing his legendary experience of being an official in the state, county and the capital. The novel combined Western detective novels and Chinese detective stories, integrating modern Western methods of solving cases. The author, Gulik, was a sinologist who had a great interest in traditional Chinese culture. He had studied ancient Chinese literature, art, administration, justice, and other fields. The Legend of Di Renjie's Case was known as Sherlock Holmes of the East and enjoyed a high reputation among Western readers.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case
The Four Lacquer Screens in The Legend of Di Renjie's Case was the fourteenth episode of the play. It told a story about four lacquer screens. In the story, Di Renjie led his deputy to investigate and gradually uncovered the connection between a series of seemingly unrelated events. In this story, apart from the clues of the items, there was also a plot line that used people as clues. It was a small, unkempt character, Kunshan. Kun Shan was a petty thief. For his own personal gain, he caused the destruction of a group of people's families. In the end, when the truth came out, he paid the price for what he had done. This story also implied the principles that people should follow when dealing with things and dealing with others. Di Renjie's human touch, Magistrate Teng's utilitarian-minded, and Shi Chang's brotherhood left a deep impression on people. In general," Four Painted Screens " was a compact and thrilling story, showing Di Renjie's wisdom, courage, and style of handling cases.
The Legend of Di Renjie's Case
" The Legend of Di Renjie's Case " was a TV series about ancient detective stories. It was adapted from the book " The Case of Di Renjie " by the Dutch writer, Gulik van Gulik. The play was about Di Renjie, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty. It told the story of many strange cases that he solved during his tenure as the Dali Temple in Taiyuan. The play showed Di Renjie's intelligence and ability to investigate cases. He was known as Sherlock Holmes of the East. The first part of The Legend of Di Renjie's Case was composed of six stories: The Royal Pearl Case, Purple Light Temple, Chaoyun Temple, Iron Nail Case, Red Pavilion, and Han Family Camp. It depicted the colorful life scene of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The play was broadcasted on Taiyuan TV in 1987 and CCTV in 1999.