first recorded visual story

We don't really know for sure who made the first recorded visual story. It was most likely created by an unknown individual or group in pre - historic times. Cave paintings are some of the earliest visual stories we know of. These could have been the work of early tribes or communities. They may have been created by shamans or just regular members of the group to document their lives, beliefs, or experiences. Since there was no written record at that time, we can only make assumptions about the creators.

The Record of Hairpins was a mystery novel written by the author of the ancient Chinese novels White Night Journey and The Three Bodies. The story was about a woman named Gao Ding who met a detective named Li Tanhua by chance. She worked with Li Tanhua to investigate a series of murders. In the story, Gao Ding gradually developed a good impression of Li Tanhua because of his excellent reasoning, but Li Tanhua had complicated feelings for her. During the investigation, Gao Ding and Li Tanhua discovered many secrets hidden in daily life and revealed the dark side of society. In the end, Li Tanhua chose to commit suicide because he could not bear the pressure in his heart. Gao Ding also made a choice because of his love for him. The whole story was based on the encounter and emotional entanglement between Gao Ding and Li Tanhua, interwoven with many mysterious events and bizarre murders to show the complexity of the customs and human nature of ancient Chinese society.

"Zan Zhong Lu" tells the story of the Tang Dynasty Yizong years. The world-famous female detective Huang Zixia turned from a talented detective to a murderer who poisoned her entire family overnight and became a wanted criminal. Prince Li Shubai was cursed with the curse of being a " widower, disabled, lonely, and disabled " and was unable to escape. When the Emperor appointed the marriage, the future princess consort acted suspiciously, and the curse of being a " widower " was about to come true. Huang Zixia fled to the capital alone to seek justice, on the way met Kui Wang Li Shubai. After Li Shubai found out her identity, he agreed to help her investigate the murder case in her family again. The condition was that she had to investigate the fog around her as a young eunuch in the Prince's residence. They followed the intermittent clues and traveled all over the world, the south of the Yangtze River, the north of the Great Wall, and the deserted palace village. At the end of all kinds of bizarre and unsolved cases, the truth was enough to overturn the entire Tang Dynasty. For example, during the investigation, the eunuch in the princess's manor was struck to death by lightning, the death of civilians was related to the rise and fall of the Tang Empire, and the princess died in a dream. Moreover, the personal painting of the late emperor when he died ten years ago had cruelly predicted all of this. Huang Zixia was prepared to go to Shu to investigate the injustice of the family, but because of the successive murders inside and outside the palace, she had to be in danger and was once again caught in the secret of the palace. From the character's experience, Huang Zixia had been framed as a criminal, then she became a eunuch in the Kui King's Mansion. Finally, she became the Kui Princess Consort after clearing her name through investigation. The original work is equally wonderful. Hurry up and click on the link below to read the original work of "Zanzhong Record".

Zan Zhong Lu Fan Wai Quan referred to all the other chapters in the series of novels. The following conclusions: 1. The "Zanzhong Lu" series of novels included many other novels, such as "The New Year's Eve,""The New Year's Eve,""The First Volume of the New Year's Eve," and so on. 2. The content of these side chapters involved different plots and scenes such as Source Night, Lantern Festival, and Kabuki House. 3. The plot of the side story of the hairpin was related to the main story, involving the fate of the main characters and the solution of the mystery. To sum up, Zanzhong Lu's side stories referred to all the side stories in the series of novels. The content of these side stories involved different plots and scenes such as Yuan Ye, Lantern Festival, Kabuki House, and so on, which were related to the main story.