Di Renjie's Broken Finger Case

" Broken Finger Case " was a story about Di Renjie, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty in China. It described Di Renjie's legendary experience of solving cases for the people as an official in the state, county, and the capital. This story was widely spread among the people. Di Renjie had solved many strange cases and punished the criminals. According to legend, when Di Renjie was the governor of Luozhou in Luoyang in his early years, he found a monkey playing with a ring. In a cave not far away, he found the corpse of a man. The four fingers of the man's left hand were cut off, and one of them had traces of wearing a ring. Di Renjie concluded that the ring made by the monkey was related to the male corpse. In order to investigate the case, Di Renjie and the other two continued to move forward. This story had different versions in different media, including books, television dramas, and picture books.

King Di Renjie's broken finger appeared in the 23rd episode of Detective Di Renjie.

Broken Finger was one of Di Renjie's legendary series of cases. The story was about Di Renjie snatching a gold ring from a monkey and finding the body of the murdered man through the ring. The four fingers of the male corpse were neatly cut off. Di Renjie needed to solve the mystery of why the murderer cut off his fingers. This work showcased Di Renjie's intelligence and detective ability. He finally succeeded in cracking a huge smuggling network. Broken Finger was a classic work in Di Renjie's legendary series of solving cases. It was called Sherlock Holmes of ancient China by Western readers. The author of this work was Gloroppe, and it had been translated into many languages.

" The 10 Broken Fingers in the Digong Case " was a serial mystery novel by the Dutch author, Gosper. The story took the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie, as the protagonist. It described his legendary experience of settling cases for the people in the state, county, and the capital. There were five stories in the book. The plot was thrilling, the case was dangerous, and the answer was compelling. The author, Gao Luopei, created an image of Di Gong that was different from the " Lord Qing Tian " in traditional detective novels. He paid attention to efficiency, investigation and reasoning, and did not make subjective judgments. After the book was published in English in the 1950s, it caused a sensation in Europe and the United States and had been translated into many languages.

Di Renjie's story collection included two stories, Broken Finger and Black Fox. The story of Broken Fingers was about Di Renjie snatching a gold ring from a monkey and finding the body of a murdered man through the ring. The four fingers of the male corpse were cut off. Di Renjie successfully solved the case and uncovered a huge smuggling network. " The Black Fox " used Di Renjie as the protagonist, describing his legendary experience as an official in the state, county, and the capital. These stories were written by the Dutch writer, Gulik, and published by the Gansu People's Press in 1982. These story collections were detective novels that were introduced to China earlier and were very popular among readers.

'The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty: Broken Fingers' was a legendary novel with Di Renjie, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, as the protagonist. The story described Di Gong's experience of settling cases for the people in the state, county, and the capital. There were five stories in the book. The plot was thrilling, the case was dangerous, and the answer was compelling. The author, Gao Luopei, created an image of Di Gong that was different from the " Lord Qing Tian " in traditional detective novels. He paid attention to efficiency, investigation and reasoning, and did not make subjective judgments. Di Renjie's ability to solve cases was called Sherlock Holmes of ancient China by Western readers. After the book was published in English in the 1950s, it caused a sensation in Europe and the United States and had been translated into many languages.

'The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty: Broken Fingers' was a legendary novel with Di Renjie, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, as the protagonist. The story described Di Gong's experience of settling cases for the people in the state, county, and the capital. There were five stories in the book. The plot was thrilling, the case was dangerous, and the answer was compelling. The author, Gao Luopei, created an image of Di Gong that was different from the " Lord Qing Tian " in traditional detective novels. He paid attention to efficiency, investigation and reasoning, and did not make subjective judgments. Di Renjie's ability to solve cases was called Sherlock Holmes of ancient China by Western readers. After the book was published in English in the 1950s, it caused a sensation in Europe and the United States and had been translated into many languages.

'The Case of the Great Tang Di Gong': The Story of Broken Fingers' was a novel about the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Di Renjie. The story described the legendary experience of Di Gong in the state, county, and the capital as an official to resolve cases and eliminate evils for the people. The plot of this novel was thrilling, the case was dangerous, and the answer was compelling. The author's Di Gong had a unique style of handling cases, emphasizing efficiency and despising complexity, emphasizing integrity and being flexible, emphasizing investigation and reasoning, and not subjective and arbitrary. This made Di Renjie known as the Sherlock Holmes of ancient China by Western readers. The novel had been translated into many languages and caused a sensation in Europe and the United States.

Di Renjie solved a series of mystery cases, including the Golden Mystery Case, the Lacquer Screen Mystery Case, the Chaoyun Temple Mystery Case, the Bronze Bell Mystery Case, the Red Pavilion Mystery Case, the Labyrinth Mystery Case, and so on. In addition, he also successfully solved the Huzhou merchant case, the Zhou family's murder case, and the bride poisoning case. He did not mention the specific strategies and methods to solve the case.

'Di Renjie's Heaven-Connecting Case' was an ancient fantasy film that was released in 2024. It was directed by Tong Hui and starred by Wei Wei, Gao Yang, Zheng Xiyi, Liang Yuan, and others. The movie told the story of Princess Taiping of the Tang Dynasty, who had a fairy-like dream of riding a silver white horse under the moon, while Di Renjie solved a family murder case caused by a pegasus. The details of the movie's plot and its rating had not been announced yet.