Author: Chen Hao
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: No professional police, no specialized judges, no modern legal procedures—how did ancient people solve cases, apprehend criminals, and judge them? If you want to these questions, please step into this book and let it your doubts. This book collects over twenty intriguing and thought-provoking ancient mysteries, each case unfolding suspenseful plots, vivid characters, and detailed descriptions, guiding us back to the distant crime scenes of ancient times. Faced with mysterious and unpredictable cases—suicide? homicide? Who is the culprit?—these convoluted and baffling mysteries, with mysteries within mysteries, shrouded in thick fog, are gradually unraveled under the efforts of wise and brilliant detectives, dissolving, the truth emerging, and the criminals falling into the net. After reading it, everything becomes clear, and upon closing the book, you can't help but reflect and find it hard to put down.
Discussion on Strange and Unsolved Cases: Notes from Listening to Trials and Thinking Aloud
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