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In " The Big Boss Has Only One Child for Ten Generations, I Give Birth to Four Treasures for Him," the female protagonist Tang Nuanning's child did exist. She met the male protagonist when she got off the plane with her four children, while in " The Wife of the Big Boss Has Only One Child for Ten Generations, Her Child Moves the City," the female protagonist's child was aborted.

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The movie Alive was based on Yu Hua's novel Alive. There were many similarities between the two. Here are some of the differences between them: 1. Plot: The plot of a novel is different from that of a movie. The story of the novel takes place in 20th century China and tells the story of the protagonist Fugui's life. He experienced poverty, illness, loss of loved ones and many other setbacks and sufferings. The movie set the story in China in the 1940s, mainly telling the story of Fugui's son and grandson, as well as the stories of other characters. 2. Character Creation: There are differences between novels and movies in character creation. The characters in the novel were more voluptuous. Each of them had their own story and personality, and each character had their own distinct characteristics. The movie was more concise and clear, mainly showing the fate of Fu Gui's family, the most representative of which was Fu Gui himself. 3. Ways of expression: The movie Alive uses a more modern way of expression to create a more vivid and touching atmosphere through music, camera shots, and special effects. On the other hand, the novel was more traditional and adopted a more narrative way of expression to express Fu Gui's experiences through his thoughts and emotions. Although novels and movies are different in terms of plot, character creation, and expression, they are both Yu Hua's works with deep thoughts and touching emotions. The movie Alive presented a more vivid and real story of a wealthy family to the audience through a more modern expression, while the novel delved deeper into topics such as human nature, family, and society.

The movie Alive and the novel Alive are two very different works, even though they are both representative works of Yu Hua. Here are some of the notable differences between them: 1. The plot is different: The movie "To Live" is adapted from Yu Hua's novel of the same name, while the novel "To Live" tells the story of his life from the perspective of a Chinese farmer. The plot of the movie took place in 20th-century China, while the novel was set in a broader historical background, covering all periods from the Qing Dynasty to the modern era. 2. Different narrative methods: The novel Alive adopted a more autobiographical narrative method to show the experiences of the protagonist Fugui's life from his perspective. The movie, Alive, adopted a documentary style to present Fugui's life experiences by recording his life. 3. Different characters: The protagonist Fugui in the novel Alive is a very representative image. He has experienced many hardships and setbacks but still insists on his beliefs and life. The main character in the movie Alive was more ordinary and real. His image was closer to the life of ordinary people. The theme of the novel "To Live" is about the tenacity of human nature and the courage to survive. It explored how an ordinary farmer survived and developed in a difficult environment through his own struggle and hard work under the racial discrimination and class oppression in Chinese history. The movie Alive focused more on the importance of family and kinship, as well as people's reactions and survival strategies in the face of disasters. Although the movie and the novel Alive were both Yu Hua's representative works, they were very different in terms of story plot, narrative, character creation, theme discussion, and so on.