○ This part will introduce the book "The Adventures of Tintin" episode by episode, and supplement the introduction of key articles with the "Tintin Oscar" post of Tintin Adventures Bar. ○ Tintin in the Soviet Union This is the first work of Tintin's Adventures, which tells the story of Tintin's struggle with evil forces in the capitalist country of the Soviet Union. Both painting techniques and story conception are still immature, coupled with some political particularity, so this work is rare. Tintin went to Africa to interview Tintin in Congo, and was noticed by Chicago gangsters. They thought that Tintin's trip to Africa would affect their monopoly position and profits in African diamond production, so they sent a large number of killers to track down and kill. With the help of Congo's black friends, Tintin not only got rid of the chase, saved the day, but also finally defeated this criminal group. Tintin crossed the Atlantic for the first time in the United States and came to Chicago, the world of gangs. The Chicago Gangster League decided to get rid of Tintin. In the wild western plains and the Indian indigenous world, Tintin and Snow White bravely dealt with them and defeated the criminal group in one fell swoop. On vacation, the Pharaoh's cigar Tintin met the eccentric ancient Egyptian scientist Dr. Sack Fagers. He's going to look for the pharaohs of ancient Egypt? 6? 1 oak tomb. But every scholar who tried to find the ancient tomb disappeared before. Tintin and Zack Fagers discovered an ancient tomb with sinister secrets (drug trading place). Following the clue of French old cigars, Tintin and Snow White clashed with a group of drug smugglers and fought this international gang in Arabia and India. This is also the first struggle between Tintin and Rastapopoulos. From an artistic point of view, the highlights of this episode are the depiction of Pharaoh's mausoleum (the decorative murals and hieroglyphs are true and accurate), the scene of Tintin's dreamland under the influence of anesthetic and the unique and complicated ritual parade in the Indian jungle. Blue Lotus English: the Blue Lotus French: Le Lotus Bleu Publication Information:1935 August 9th to193510/0/0 17 was first published in Le Petit Vingtieme magazine. Released a single on 1936. Edited and published in full color on 1946. All the first four pages have been redrawn, and the rest have been slightly changed. This story happened in 193 1. Here, Tintin met Zhang, and they later became his lifelong friends. At the same time, the hated enemy Rastapopoulos appeared again. When Herge wrote this episode, Japanese troops occupied many areas of China. In Shanghai, a big port city where China trades with the West, all kinds of international forces, mainly Britain and the United States, are competing against each other. With this war as the background and some historical events as the material, including Japan's bombing of Manzhouli Railway and its further invasion of China as an excuse, Herge outlined the irrefutable historical fact of Japan's invasion of China.