The prototype case of the riot extermination was the bandit Zhang Jun from the 1990s. He committed more than 20 robberies and murders between 1991 and 2000, killing nearly 50 people and robbing more than 6 million yuan. He had an extremely high IQ and excellent quality in using firearms. He also had a capable team under him. Zhang Jun's crime caused a sensation at that time and became a major case in the history of criminal investigation in China.
Yes, there are nine films about riot control that are protected by copyright.
The prototype of the 921 case was the 8.22 case in 2002. In this case, two suspects invaded the bedroom of a 14-year-old girl, brutally killed her, and escaped. In the movie " Three Brigades," the protagonist, Cheng Bing, was a member of the Three Brigades. They captured one of the two brothers. During the interrogation, Cheng Bing lost control of his anger and killed the suspect. In the end, all the members of the three battalions were punished by the law, and Cheng Bing was sentenced to eight years in prison. The adaptation of this real case in the movie showed the hardships of the police to investigate the truth of the case, but also revealed the reality of society and the fragility of human nature.
The prototype of " Exterminating Violence " was the first bandit in modern China, Zhang Jun. He committed a series of armed robberies and murders in the 1990s, which became a rare criminal case in China at that time. Zhang Jun had an extremely high IQ and excellent gun skills. He also had a capable team under him. They dared to rob the cash trucks of the Agricultural Bank of China. They were crazy. In the end, Zhang Jun was arrested by the police in 2000. The movie," Extinguishing Violence," was based on this real case. It told the story of the criminal police Zhong Cheng hunting down the bandit group, the Eagle Gang.
The prototype of the anti-riot was the bandit Zhang Jun from the 1990s. He committed more than 20 robberies and murders between 1991 and 2000, killing nearly 50 people and robbing more than 6 million yuan. He had an extremely high IQ and excellent quality in using firearms. He also had a capable team under him. Zhang Jun's crime had attracted widespread attention and became a rare criminal case since the founding of New China. He was finally arrested by the police in 2000.
The real prototype of " Extinguishing Violence " was Zhang Jun. Zhang Jun was a super bandit in China in the 1990s. He formed a criminal organization called the Eagle Gang and carried out many criminal activities of murder and robbery. In their nine years of criminal career, they committed 22 crimes in Chongqing, Hunan, Hubei and other places, killing 28 people. Zhang Jun's methods of committing crimes were extremely cruel, and his plans were meticulous. As a result, he became a notorious bandit. He was born in a peasant family in Changde, Hunan Province. Because of his poor family background, he dropped out of school and became addicted to martial arts and fighting. He continued to commit crimes for nine years from 1991 to 2000 until he was arrested. Although the movie " Extinguishing Violence " wasn't entirely based on real people, Zhang Jun was one of the main real characters.
The archetypes of the cases in Tang Tan 2 included Dong Shanshan in the domestic violence case and Lao Rongzhi in the marriage fraud case.
The scriptwriter team of 'The Illustrated Guide to Crime Hunting' interviewed the archetypes of many real cases, some of which had happened in real life. For example, one of the cases in the drama was based on the 2009 " Dong Shanshan's Death Case of Domestic Violence." The original wife was killed by domestic violence, and the husband abused his new girlfriend after he was released from prison. In addition, the Thousand Faces Kidnapping Case in the movie also had a real prototype. The murderer in the case was divided into three parts. In addition, there were also cases such as the marriage fraud case and the beauty salon prostitution case. Shen Yi's ability was based on the real portrait artist, Officer Lin Yuhui. In general, most of the cases in The Illustrated Guide to Crime Hunting were based on real cases, and the scriptwriter team had made some adjustments and modifications in the script.
Lawyer Zang Fanqing was a well-known criminal defense lawyer in China. He had successfully defended many famous criminal cases. Among them, he represented the Kunshan counter-murder case in 2018. The case involved a man riding a bicycle and the owner of a BMW. After a minor traffic accident, he was cut by the owner with a long knife. In a hurry, the man grabbed the fallen knife and counterattacked the owner, causing the owner to die. Zang Fanqing quickly organized a team of lawyers to go to Kunshan after the case and was committed to providing assistance to the client. His participation in the case brought widespread attention and sparked public discussion about justifiable self-defense and excessive self-defense.
The prototype case of the movie Zhou Chu San Xu was a criminal gang of Xu Haocheng (stage name Xu Shaolong), the founder of a spiritual center in Taiwan Province. Xu Haocheng claimed to be a religious leader and used people's desire for spiritual beliefs to carry out organized brainwashing and control. He had successfully brainwashed 200 girls and brought them into his "harem", and had implemented various forms of mental and physical control and abuse on them. This case had received a lot of attention and was known as the prototype case of Zhou Chu getting rid of the three evils.