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Sherlock In Shanghai: Stories Of Crime And Detection By Cheng Xiaoqing,New Eduard (Chi Means BreathShanghai In The 1920S And 1930S'The Paris Of The Orient'Was Both A Glittering Metropolis And A Shadowy World Of Crime And Social Injustice. It Was Also Home To Huo Sang And Bao Lang, Fictional Chinese Counterparts To Arthur Conan Doyles Sherlock Holmes And Dr. Watson. The Duo Lived In A Spacious Apartment On Aiwen Road, Where Huo Sang Played The Violin (Badly) And Smoked Golden Dragon Cigarettes As He Mulled Over His Cases. Cheng Xiaoqing (18931976),