“…[ 25,26 ] Thus, pyridine transition metal complexes have a rich literature, and they are applied as a chromophore, catalyst, thermal reaction battery, semiconducting material, and so on. [ 27–30 ] In addition, because of excellent coordination capability, it was easy to obtain different topological structures containing single, double, or even triple helices, knots, and so on by spontaneous organization. [ 31–36 ] For instance, poly‐ethynylpyridine could form helical complexes with saccharides, [ 37 ] glycosyl template, [ 38 ] or transition metal.…”