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Yes, 'The Deuce' is loosely based on real events and people.

Shanghai Spade Club was founded on January 19th, 2018. It was a club that focused on ski and outdoor activities. The club provided international and domestic ski trips and in-depth trips, and had coaches from countries such as the United Kingdom, new Zealand, Canada, Russia, and the United States. The club also had its own ski shop, called Spaders.Lab. It was reported that the club had successfully organized hundreds of ski trips all over the world. In addition, the club also focused on cultivating and developing the younger generation of ski enthusiasts, and cooperated with the Shanghai Naibao Family Center to launch a children's snowboarding enlightenment activity. Recently, the club organized an off-season ski trip to new Zealand, which was supported by the new Zealand tourism board and Air new Zealand. Overall, the Shanghai Spade Club was a professional club dedicated to promoting and providing ski experiences.

There were different levels of spades tattoos. The conclusion was as follows: According to the descriptions in documents [1] and [2], the Spade Tattoo had three levels: entry level, advanced level, and top level configuration. The entry-level tattoo only had a black heart drawn on it, and there weren't many decorations or patterns. The next level was to write English letters or symbols in the black heart. The overall structure looked more complicated. The top-tier configuration was to add more details such as flowing clouds and lightning as embellishments on the basis of the spades theme, which could greatly enhance the artistic sense and style of the entire tattoo. Therefore, the tattoo of spades had three levels: entry level, advanced level, and top level.

Yes, it was. The show drew inspiration from real events and characters related to the Times Square adult entertainment industry in the 1970s and 1980s.

Yes, 'The Deuce' is inspired by real events and people in the adult entertainment industry in New York City during the 1970s and 1980s.

No, 'Deuce' isn't based on a true story. It's a fictional creation.

Yes, it is. 'The Deuce' is inspired by real events and people in a certain historical context.

Yes, it is. 'The Deuce' is loosely inspired by real events and people in the adult entertainment industry in New York City during the 1970s and 1980s.

Yes, 'The Deuce' is inspired by real events and real people in a particular time and place.

Li Chun responded to the controversy over the Spade Tattoo, saying that he didn't know the meaning of Spade and thanked the netizens for their knowledge. She suggested that the netizens who were skeptical should look at the poker cards because every poker card had spades. Li Chun's studio also issued a solemn statement, denying that the tattoo had the meaning of " seducing black people " and said that they would take legal measures to pursue the Internet users who made bad comments. Li Chun's response was supported by many netizens, who believed that some people maliciously labeled and insulted women. In general, Li Chun denied the accusation that the tattoo had the meaning of seduction and emphasized that the tattoo was only a symbol of her love for poker.