Representative writers and works of various schools in mystery novels?

Also known as classicism, classicism, as the name implies, is that novels focus on solving puzzles, strictly abide by Knox's fair criterion, and do not pay attention to realism. But through logical reasoning, the plot is unfolded with thrilling and bizarre plots and intriguing tricks. Moreover, the readers and detectives in the story always stand on the same plane, with the same number of clues, seeking reading pleasure in guessing the murderer. It is emphasized that detective novels take scientific logical reasoning as an important means of detection and reflect Japanese social phenomena by realistic means.

Representative figures and works:

Edgar Watt Lapoul's psychological test, D- Poe's murder, Banshee, and Jin Mianju people.

Persimmon Tree in Miyamura and the Tragedy of Liyutang Family

Ten horns hall murder notice, murder ghost, eye-catching tan, look at the hall ghost.

Soji Shimada's The Lost Crystal is Urgent, Two-thirds Killing of the North Evening Crane and Vertigo.

Social school

A mystery novel that rose in Japan in the 1950s. Most writers of this school put the plot of exploration in a broad social background, showing a clear political tendency, or exposing the darkness of Japan under the occupation of American imperialism, or reflecting the evils of Japanese capitalist society, reflecting the psychology of the Japanese people at that time, and being loved by the broad masses of Japanese people.

The representative writers of social school mystery novels are,,, Ma,, Heiyan,, Kawakawa Masako, and so on.

Representative writers and works include Seicho Matsumoto's Points and Lines, Shawa, Zero Focus, Japanese Black Fog, Tsutomu Minakami's Tomb of Flowers, Seiichi Morimura's Proof of Human Nature, etc.

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