The contradictory novel, Corrosion, is mainly based on the historical event of the July 7 Incident as the prototype

I recommend the following novels with erosive theme to you: Love in Marriage, Eroding Love: Ex-Wife, Don't Think of Escaping, Eroding Love: CEO's Wild Courting Wife, Eroding Love: Young Master Di's Billion Lovers, Eroding Love: Domineering Love and spoiled Marriage for 99 Days, Eroding Love: CEO's Daddy Wants a Hug, Eroding Love: CEO's Wife Wants a Divorce, Eroding Love: CEO's Rich and Powerful Contracted Wife, Eroding Love for 99 Days, Eroding Love for 99 Days: Mr. Shen's Newlywed Wife." These novels belonged to the modern romance genre of the rich and powerful families. The plot was twisted and touching, suitable for readers who liked erosive topics.

There's a possibility that the 'woman crucified story' has some basis in historical events. Crucifixion was practiced in certain cultures and time periods. But the documentation of women being crucified is scarce. It could be that the story is an embellishment of a real event, or it could be a completely fictional story inspired by the general practice of crucifixion in history. For example, if there was a situation where a woman was severely punished in a way related to crucifixion - like being tied to a cross - like structure for public display, over time, the story might have evolved into a full - fledged 'woman crucified story'.

Chen Guilin's prototype was Liu Huanrong, one of the top ten most wanted shooters in Taiwan's criminal history. Liu Huanrong was a professional killer with a cold and ruthless personality. He had participated in many major cases, including the Chen Brothers 'massacre. Although he had committed many crimes, he had never hurt innocent people. He donated to the orphanage during his escape. After he was imprisoned, he taught himself Chinese painting and donated the money from the sale of his paintings to the Women's Rescue Foundation. His kindness and repentance triggered people to think about good and evil. In the end, Liu Huanrong was sentenced to death. His organs were donated, and the last remaining heat of his life was used. Chen Guilin's storyline in the movie Zhou Chu San Xu was based on Liu Huanrong's experience.

The prototype of the movie Hero of Fire was the 2010 July 16 oil fire in the city of Dalian. The fire broke out in the new port of Dalian. A 300,000-ton foreign oil tank exploded during the unloading process due to improper operation, igniting a 100,000-ton oil tank. More than 2000 firefighters from the Public Security Bureau of Liaoning successfully extinguished the fire in 15 hours, creating a miracle in the history of fire fighting in the world. The fire resulted in the death of one firefighter and serious injuries to one person. At least 50 square kilometers of the sea near the Dalian were polluted by crude oil. 90% of the tears in the movie were heard by director Chen Guohui from real firefighters.

The Christmas pickle story isn't based on a true historical event. It's a cultural tradition that likely developed over time as a way to add an element of fun and mystery to Christmas. It has been passed down through families, but it doesn't have a basis in a specific historical occurrence.

There are some possibilities. If we consider that there were many undocumented or poorly - documented historical events in different parts of the world, the Aurora Princess real story could potentially be based on one of those. For example, in some ancient civilizations, there were often stories of powerful women that were passed down orally. These stories could have been distorted over time, and the 'Aurora Princess' could be a remnant of such a story. However, it could also be a completely made - up story for entertainment or cultural purposes.

Yes, 'Kalank' is inspired by real - life events of pre - partition India. It showcases the social and cultural fabric of that era.

A movie adapted from a novel of the same name usually refers to a movie adapted from a novel of the same name. In this case, the plot, characters, and theme of the movie would be influenced and inspired by the novel. Movies adapted from contradictory novels of the same name are often seen as the "movie version" of the novel because movies usually describe the plot and characters in more detail than the novel. Such an adaptation could also lead to differences in theme and style between the film and the novel, as the film production company and director may need to make adjustments in these areas to suit their audience and target market.

Yes. Lagaan was inspired by real - life events during the British Raj in India. It shows how the villagers were burdened with heavy taxes (lagaan) by the British. It gives a glimpse into the exploitation of Indian villagers during that era.

Yes, it might be. If we consider that harems were a real part of certain historical cultures, and if a hotel was built in an area with such a history, the 'harem hotel true story' could be based on actual events. Maybe it was a place where harem members were once housed during travels or for other reasons. However, without more research, it's hard to be certain.