Are Xu Wenqiang, Zhen Chen and Feng Jingyao all fictional characters?

Xu Wenqiang, a student of Beiping University, was arrested for the patriotic student movement and lost his like-minded girlfriend. After this heavy blow, he came to Shanghai alone, determined not to hold any feelings for society and people around him, and to pursue material enjoyment wholeheartedly. However, the feud between Li Ding, the affectionate brother, the innocent and kind Feng Chengcheng and the Japanese spy has shaken his determination again and again, and he lingers in love and hate day after day until his soul is broken on the beach.

Zhen Chen, a native of Xiangyang, Hubei, was born in Putuo District, Shanghai. According to legend, he was a disciple of China martial artist Huo Yuanjia in the late Qing Dynasty. After revenge for the master killed by the Japanese, he was killed by the Japanese. In fact, this is just a rumor from outsiders. Zhen Chen didn't die, but fled Shanghai, immigrated to the Philippines (there are also rumors that he immigrated to Malaysia), and then went into seclusion. This legend has been made into movies and TV series many times. Many film and television works depict Zhen Chen as five apprentices of Huo Yuanjia.

Feng Jingyao, a character in the TV series Shanghai Beach. Prototype: Huang (1867— 1953) was born in Yuyao, Zhejiang, whose real name was Jin Yong. I was an apprentice in Shanghai in my early years. 1900 patrol house in Shanghai French Concession. Later, he colluded with imperialism and bureaucratic politicians to develop feudal gang forces and became the largest leader in green gang, with more than 0/000 disciples, manipulating opium trafficking, gambling and other criminal activities. 1927 organized the national assembly of China, participated in the counter-revolutionary coup on April 12, and massacred * * * producers and revolutionary masses. In the same year, he resigned as the inspector general of the French Concession Inspection Department. 1928 was appointed by Chiang Kai-shek as a major general of the National Government and the Executive Yuan. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression lived in Shanghai and refused to take a fake post. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, he resumed gang activities, but his power declined and his position was replaced by Du. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he confessed his crimes to the people's government and died in 1953.