Since the publication of the American writer Poe Poe's Murder on Mog Street in 1841, the special genre of detective fiction has just gone through more than a hundred years of history. But the first person to truly appear in the history of world literature as a detective novelist was the British writer Arthur Conan Doyle, known as the "father of the detective novel", who pioneered the British classical detective novel, and the image of Holmes he created has become synonymous with the detective today. Slightly later than Conan Doyle, the female writer Agatha Christie pushed the British classical detective novel into the Golden Age and was recognized as the "Queen of Detective Fiction". Today we will talk about the detective novelists who understand those detectives!
1. Detective Sherlock Holmes
The first place deservedly was Sherlock Holmes. How influential was Holmes? How many readers began to like detective novels from Sherlock Holmes, and how many writers embarked on the path of detective novels because they read Holmes's works? This is simply unimaginable. And "Sherlock Holmes Detective Complete Works" is called the "Bible" in speculative fiction by reasoning fans, and it is a must-have desk book for every reasoning fan. Sherlock Holmes is only a fictional character in the book, but the British royal family grants the novel's eponymous protagonist, Sherlock Holmes, a knighthood. The British believe in the legend of 221 Baker Street.
2. Insight into Oakeste Durbin
The first famous detective on the world detective fiction stage, the character of the American writer Ellen Poe, has been featured in "Murder on Mog Street", "The Mystery of Mary Roger", "The Golden Beetle", "You are the Murderer", and "The Stolen Letter". Dubin was a famous French man who became a friend of books due to repeated setbacks in his life. He loves fantasy, likes to close the curtains early in the morning and think in the candlelight, and with his unique analytical ability and rich imagination, he has solved the mystery of many murders and become a popular character. Dubin's partner is a dazed, pretentious journalist, which sets off Dubin's reasoning ability.
3. Detective Yassen Robin
Maurice LeBron's Arthur Robin was originally a thief, robbing the rich and helping the poor, doing heroic deeds, standing up for the people, and fighting against the giants. His outrage left the police helpless. Later, he became a detective, and eventually became the police chief of France. The emergence of the image of Arthur Robin is of course related to the French nation, and only in Romantic France will a thief leap to become the head of the police. This is simply an incredible strange thing for the conservative British.
4. Sheriff Megre
Simonon's detective. This 5-foot-11-inch tall, fat and slow-moving, shaved beard, slightly grumpy Paris police detective, always with a pipe in his mouth, is definitely one of the magical figures in the history of reasoning. From 1931 to 1972, he wrote 82 detective novels featuring Inspector Megré, which were so popular that they were translated into various languages and made into films and television, and were known as the Sherlock Holmes of France. Be steady, simple, and don't worry about small things. Handling cases has an opinion, and does not obey the orders of the superior. In addition to sleeping, the pipe usually does not leave the mouth. When the case was not progressing, he meditated alone with a pipe that had extinguished the fire. For the tight-lipped criminal, during the interrogation, he stepped on the chair in a horse-riding posture, step by step, soft and hard, and finally opened the gap. Frequent appearances in more than 50 tricky cases. Sympathize with the weak, dare to fight violent groups, and never succumb to any pressure. He currently lives in an apartment in Paris. I am most happy to spend time with my beautiful wife, but unfortunately there are too few opportunities for this.
5. Hercule Poirot
Hercule Poirot is the proud Belgian detective created by Agatha. He was short, chubby, with a puffed moustache and an egg-like head. He fled from Belgium to London during world war I and opened a private detective agency. Whenever the French misunderstood that they were British, he would always correct the other person and say, "I am Belgian!" And he often touched his beard and proudly said, "I'm Hercule Poirot the greatest detective in the world!" "Poirot has countless gray cells in his head, gray cells are psychological analysis of each person, from each other's clothing, behavior, hobbies, outlook on life for a comprehensive analysis, and then logical reasoning, Poirot almost never fought with anyone, he is always slow, leisurely, like an old cat observing a group of frolicking mice, from which to find which "mouse" is committing crimes. Poirot focuses on the background analysis of each character, such as "Murder on the Orient Express" and "Massacre on the Nile", and the murderer's crimes are related to the past history. She conceals the mechanism in the narrative and conceals the truth, but through investigation and analysis, she arrests and brings the murderers to justice. Poirot solved the case with wisdom and psychological knowledge, and thus became the most famous detective after the time of Sherlock Holmes.
6. Miss Jane Marple
Miss Jane Marple is also a character in Agatha's pen, a respectable old Miss Detective from the village of St Marymead, a natural detective, one of the best detective minds ever described in the novel. Unfortunately, apart from the inadvertently revealed fragments, Jane. Miss Marple's early life is little known. When she first appeared in The Mystery of the Apartment, she was between the ages of 65 and 70. The impression she gave at that time was that of the world forever.
The shaping of the two detective images of Poirot and Miss Marple is based on female consciousness, they are not good at force, loving and gentle, ordinary and kind, solving the case basically relies on intuition and insight into human nature, more emotional color, and this is the appearance of female consciousness.
7. Conan Edogawa
An anime character in Tsuyoshi Aoyama's Detective Conan. A high school detective, formerly known as Shinichi Kudo, was forced to inject poison, APTX4869, by two unidentified men dressed in black one day while investigating the incident, causing his body to shrink into his childhood appearance. In order not to reveal his identity and find the man in black, Shinichi had to assume the pseudonym "Edogawa Conan", hiding his identity lurking in the home of Aome Takema's crush (Maori Ran), trying to use Xiaolan's father (Maori Kogoro) to find the man in black, but Maori Kogoro not only did not help Shinichi to find the man in black, but also a rash and confused detective, Shinichi really couldn't see it, so he had to rely on the tools invented by his neighbor Dr. Akasa to use the mouth of Maori Kogoro and others to solve the case and find clues for the man in black.
.8. Yukawa Gaku
A physical detective created by Keigo Higashino. He was a genius physicist with a clear mind, all-round movement, tall stature, excellent aesthetic ability, and a strange personality, known as "Galileo Galileo the Strange". One day, Galileo met Kaoru Uchikai, a new criminal police officer from the Northern Bureau of Kaizuka, at the Faculty of Science and Engineering of Teido University, where he taught. Kaoru accepts the advice of her esteemed criminal police senior, Toshihei Kusanagi, and comes to Galileo to help investigate the cases that have occurred in the jurisdiction. Shunpei Kusanagi, who was a close friend of Galileo Galilei, immediately agreed to help. But Kaoru is a very hot-blooded criminal policeman, and her feelings are more dominant in her heart than the theory. However, Galileo, unlike her, was not interested in the motives of the case or the feelings of the prisoners, and was bent on finding out the truth. In this way, these two partners with vastly different personalities began to solve bizarre cases, the mystery of the sudden spontaneous combustion of the human body, the mystery of the corpse with only the rotten heart, etc., Galileo used his ingenuity to show his fists and feet, and solved the extraordinary cases between wonderful phenomena and science one by one.
9.Ningyo Sawachi
A famous detective written by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Masashi Yokomizu. As endearing as Kazusuke Kaneda. The humanoid Sasaki is handsome and personable, and is a beautiful man by japanese standards. Because of the growth reasoning, it became the central figure in the girls' discussion. For this reason, his wife was often jealous. The apprentices Tatsugoro and Douroku are very alert. In addition to assisting Master in solving the case, in order to maintain the image of Master, he deliberately made some stories of Master and Master's mother loving each other, so as to put gold on Master's face. Detective stories are fun, and there are often jokes in thrilling fights. Therefore, readers also like to read yokozuna Masashi's speculative novels and like this beautiful male detective.
10.Kosuke Kaneda
Another famous detective written by Masashi Yokomizu. When he was young, he went to the United States to study. Fight righteousness and loose wealth, and solve problems for others. Later, he returned to Japan to set up a private detective agency. He looks like a schoolboy, with fair skin, unkempt hair, wearing a broken white pattern cloth top, torn socks, old wooden shoes, and an untrimmed look. Not to be personable, but also stuttering problems. But don't underestimate this bookish detective, who has excellent performances in "Honjin Murder Case" and "Prison Gate Island". He is good at searching for footprints, examining fingerprints, classifying them logically, and finally deducing the truth of things. He is a well-known figure in Japan and made a big splash in the 1960s. By the 1970s, it was rarely seen in the newspapers, and some people said he had retired.
Finally, a Hawthorne
The great detective in the pen of Chinese detective novelist Cheng Xiaoqing. Large physique, sharp eyes, with superhuman memory and inference. Eager to learn, whether it is biology, physics, philosophy, law, even medicine and martial arts and hard work. He has a scientific mind and progressive thought, and has long been influenced by Confucian and Ink thought. He is a gentleman who "cannot be adulterous to the rich, cannot be bent by might, and cannot be moved by the poor and the lowly", and is also a chivalrous warrior who acts heroically and righteously and helps the poor and the dangerous. In the "Hawthorne Detective Collection" with a variety of different types of criminals in the intellectual contest, there are several times almost blinded by the criminal's maze, but in the end with accurate judgment and brave attempts, the truth under the fog of doubt is revealed.