“…So far, a large number of iodoplumbate hybrids with various templating cations and structural dimensions based on the above-mentioned SBUs have been solvothermally synthesized and structurally characterized. For instance, 0D [Pb 5 I 16 ] 6– , 0D [Pb 18 I 44 ] 8– , 1D [PbI 3 ] n n – , 1D [Pb 7 I 24 ] n 10 n – , 1D [Pb 3 I 10 ] n 4 n – , 2D [Pb 7 I 18 ] n 4 n – , 2D [PbI 4 ] n 2 n – , 2D [Pb 3 I 9 ] n 3 n – , 2D [Pb 3 I 8 ] n 2 n – , 3D [Pb 8 I 21 ] n 5 n – , and 3D [Pb 4 I 10 ] n 2 n – . ,− Noteworthy is that, among them, the compounds containing organic monoamines/polyamines, nitrogen-containing organic ligands, metal-aliphatic amine complexes, and metal-conjugated organic ligand complexes have been well documented. − ,− ,− Comparatively speaking, the examples decorated by carboxylic acid-type organic ligands are rarely isolated. In fact, in addition to iodine, the Pb 2+ ion was also easy to bond with oxygen, showing diversified coordination modes to the carboxylic acid group. ,− Their introduction not only may endow the as-prepared compounds with rich structural types but also may induce fascinating chemical or physical performances. ,− For example, compound [(CH 3 ) 2 NH 2 ] 3 Pb 2 I 3 (BDC) 2 (H 2 BDC = 1,4-benzenedicarboxylic acid) displays interesting dual-emission properties inherited from the synergistic contributions of BDC 2– ligands and [PbI 3 O 4 ] n 9 n – moieties …”