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Di Renjie's author was Gao Luopei.

Di Renjie's author was the Dutch writer, Van Gulik.

Di Renjie's author was Gao Luopei.

No, I haven't. It might be a very specific or even rare piece of literature that I'm not familiar with.

I'm not sure specifically. 'Morrissey' could be a name, and if it's associated with an 'erotic novel', it might be a work by an author named Morrissey that contains erotic elements. But without more context, it's hard to determine a precise meaning.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Joe Morrissey' you are referring to. There could be many people with this name. If he is a local figure, the top stories might be related to his community work, like any new initiatives he has started in the neighborhood.

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Di Renjie's author was Qian Yanqiu. Qian Yanqiu was a director, screenwriter, and actor from Mainland China. In 2002, he began to create three works of Detective Di Renjie. He also collaborated with Liang Guanhua and Zhang Zijian to shoot a mystery drama in ancient costumes. Detective Di Renjie was a series of four novels by Qian Yanqiu. The first one was published in November 2006. The novel was set against the background of the official career of Di Renjie, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, and began a thrilling and mysterious suspense story.

The author of the Di Renjie series was Qian Yanqiu. He wrote four novels in the Detective Di Renjie series, the first of which was published in November 2006. This series was set against the background of the official career of the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie, and began a series of thrilling and mysterious suspense stories. Qian Yanqiu also collaborated with Liang Guanhua and Zhang Zijian to film a TV series of the same name.

The case of the Great Tang Di Gong, written by the Dutch writer Gulik, was a long detective novel about Di Renjie. Van Gulik was a Dutch sinologist, Orientalist, diplomat, translator, and novelist. When he was studying sinology, he became fascinated by Di Renjie of the Tang Dynasty. Through his own understanding of the language, he recreated the role of Di Renjie, the Chinese detective. After being translated into Chinese, the novel had about 1.4 million words, creating the legendary classic image of " Detective Di Renjie of the Tang Dynasty." There was no such character as Yuan Fang in the original novel.