Bao Gong An
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Bao Gong An (Chinese: 包公案; pinyin: Bāo Gōng Àn; or Cases of Judge Bao) is a Chinese Detective fiction written by Ming Dynasty's An Yushi (Chinese: 安遇时).[1]
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The Judge Bao Zheng unveiled the evil doings by reasoning, with the help of his assistant. He has dark brown skin and a moon-shaped scar on his forehead. He has four bodyguards and one personal expert.
[edit] References
- ^ University of Michigan. Center for Chinese Studies, Ohio State University. East Asian Studies Center (2004). Twentieth-century China, Volume 29. Twentieth-Century China. p. 10.
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