Sherlock Holmes is not only cool-headed, observant and strong in reasoning; Moreover, his swordsmanship, boxing and violin playing are also quite superb.
Usually, he smokes a pipe leisurely in B's apartment at 22 1 Baker Street (B stands for bis in French, which means there are two people living in the apartment), waiting for customers to come to the door or do a chemical experiment (the first time I met his friend Watson was when he was doing a chemical experiment in Holmes). Once he receives a case, he will immediately become a hound chasing prey, start to lock the target, and filter the whole incident layer by layer until the truth comes out. Dr John Watson is his roommate for many years, his right-hand man in handling cases, his biographer and his lifelong good friend. Holmes' appearance and looks, at first glance, are enough to attract attention. He is six feet tall (contract 183 cm) and extremely thin, so he is particularly tall; The slender aquiline nose makes his appearance particularly alert and decisive; The square and prominent chin shows that he is a man of great perseverance. He often holds a pipe and crutches, likes to dramatize the plot, and often wears a black hat when he goes out. Holmes' thinking is well known, and his rigorous reasoning and rich imagination fascinate the world.
Address: Sherlock Holmes Museum is located at 22 Baker Street1B, London. You can get off at Charing Cross Street Station by train (as described in Sherlock Holmes' novels) or get off at Baker Street Station by subway. The whole memorial hall embodies a strong Victorian style. The memorial hall is arranged according to the scenes in the novel, which completely reproduces Holmes' living room and bedroom. There are a lot of Sherlock Holmes' things in it: old pipe, deer hunting hat, scattered experimental instruments, violin with only two strings left, desk with black spots and so on.
Whenever tourists visit, they can see a Victorian policeman standing at the door. After going upstairs, someone (old Watson? ) introduce the general situation. There are some wax figures on the third floor to show the plot in the novel.
Identity:1A famous private detective in Victorian England at the end of the 9th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The only private consulting detective (many detectives and sheriffs often ask him for advice, the highest ruling authority of Sherlock Holmes Museum at 22 1B Baker Street (23 pieces)).
Fame: A famous British detective in Europe. The famous Royal Chemical Society of Britain awarded him the title of honorary researcher on June 65438+1October 65438+June 2002, making him the first fictional character to win this honor.
Brother: mycroft holmes;
Grandmother: Gilnei (Vernet, Claude-Joseph [1714 ~1789], a French landscape painter, is famous for her 15 paintings of French seaports). Holmes thinks that her artistic cells have been passed down here (see Greek translator).
He also has a distant relative named Verne, who helped him buy Watson's clinic.
Hobbies: thinking, violin, boxing, western swords, chemical experiments, and publishing some papers in newspapers. As for himself, he said, "I am restless. I hate plain life very much. I pursue spiritual stimulation."
Habits: Wear loose pajamas and slippers and practice shooting at home. Tobacco leaves are placed in Persian slippers, and a small folding knife is inserted in the center of the wooden fireplace. He likes to decorate the wall opposite the seat with bullets. Before Watson came, he had used cocaine (concentration 7%).
Personality: cold and withdrawn (unwilling to reveal his great achievements), persistent in what he saw and heard, a little proud and conceited (but his personality also changes with age).
Handwriting: vigorous brushwork (see "the last case" for details) and the famous "claw-shaped" signature.
Talent: the ability to observe, remember and reason belongs to rational thinking. There are also extraordinary fingers, wrists and genius makeup talent. He is also an excellent boxer.
Ways to relieve stress: listen to a concert, inject cocaine (7% solution, three times a day), and do chemical experiments.
Favorite opposite sex: Ms. Irene Adler. She gave Holmes a new understanding of women's cleverness and was one of the four people who defeated Holmes. However, the China students in the novel have explained that this does not mean that Holmes has feelings similar to love for her. )