China Western Big Case

Author: Wang Zuoren
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The criminal's actions are despicable—killing the painter, stealing gold, stealing terracotta head, hijacking the vehicle, harming the beauty, and annihilating the entire family. The detective's strikes are swift like a long sword; tracking clues, investigating subtle signs, pursuing thousands of miles, surrounding from all sides, ultimately bringing the villains to justice.
The author records the investigative process of a typical case with substantial materials, genuine emotions, and simple language. The events described in the book are shocking, and the exploration of criminal psychology, motives, and causes offers profound insights. The content of this book includes the theft of national treasures from the Tang Emperor Zhao Mausoleum, the investigation of the "Golden" robbery case at Tangcheng Building, the investigative account of the Xi'an Railway Station bombing attempt, the investigative account of Lu Haowen's 11-year murder case, the investigative account of the "rare treasure smuggling case" during the Sui Dynasty, the investigative account of the Lanzhao Shan murder-robbery case, the life detour of a young woman, and the investigation from the beginning to the end of the theft of the "General Terracotta Head" from the Qin Terracotta Warriors Museum.