Is the Titanic story true? How many years did it happen? Which country?

The Titanic is there, but I don't know if the storyline in the movie is real!

RMS Titanic is the second ship in the Olympic class of cruise ships, a huge luxury passenger ship built by the British White Star Line in the early 20th century. It was built at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Ireland. The Titanic was the largest luxury passenger liner in the world at that time, and was known as the "unsinkable ship" or "dream ship".

The Titanic cost a total of 75 million pounds, with a tonnage of 46,328 tons, is long and wide, and has 175 feet from the keel to the top of the four large chimneys, which is equivalent to 11 stories in height. It was a first-class super luxury giant ship at that time. Together with sister ships RMS Olympic and RMS Britannic, it is planned to provide fast and comfortable transatlantic travel for White Star Line passengers.

The screenplay of the film is written by James Cameron, who is based on the following historical facts, in which the story of the hero and heroine is apocryphal. But there are similar real events:

China **** News: According to the "Daily Express" and "The Sun", the fictional love in the movie "Titanic" has touched countless people. But what few people know is that on the Titanic back then, a heart-wrenching "love of life and death" was really staged:

Edward, an American gentleman, and Helen, a beautiful writer, fell in love at first sight while aboard the Titanic, and on April 14, 1912, when the ship hit an iceberg and sank, Helen boarded the lifeboat, but Edward sank into the sea with the ship. 93 years later, the love object of the two people's farewell will probably be auctioned for 10,000 pounds**, so that this real version of the story of "Titanic" has finally surfaced.

"Titanic" is a true story, but the story of Rose and Jack was written by the screenwriters. After two years of construction, the Titanic was finally launched in 1911 and completed sea trials in 1912. The ship was known as an unsinkable passenger liner, but it was destroyed on its first official voyage.

What impact did the Titanic incident have on history.

The Titanic is a product of the peak of mankind's beautiful dreams, reflecting the strong self-confidence of mankind to master the world. Its sinking shows the mysterious power of nature, and the inevitability of fate.

Since the day the Titanic sank, people in the Western world have enjoyed 100 years of stability and peace. But the sinking of the Titanic woke all this.

This "unsinkable ship", the largest artificial steel structure after the Eiffel Tower, is a great achievement of the industrial age. The Titanic will forever remind people of the price paid for humanity's arrogance and self-confidence.

It was an accident that sank on the first voyage of a super luxury cruise ship known as the world, and many people died, there was no poignant love, only a miserable scene, that's all!

On April 15, 1912, the Titanic, a luxury ship carrying 1,316 passengers and 861 crew members, collided with an iceberg and sank. The shipwreck is considered one of the top 10 human disasters of the 20th century. In 1985, the wreckage of the Titanic was discovered two and a half miles from the bottom of the North Atlantic.

The American explorer Lowe himself dived to the bottom of the sea and found a painting in the safe in the cabin. The painting caught the attention of a 102-year-old woman. The old woman's name was Ruth, and she claimed to be the girl in the painting.

In the room, Ruth began to tell the story of her time.

On April 10, 1912, the Titanic sailed from Southampton, England to New York, USA. Ruth, an aristocratic girl, boarded the Titanic with her mother and fiancé Carl. On the other side, Jack, a young painter, wins a ticket by gambling at a dock bar.

Ruth was tired of the boring aristocratic life, and from the bottom of her heart, she didn't want to marry Carl, a snob.

One night, Ruth was about to commit suicide by jumping into the sea at the stern of the boat, but Jack hugged her and saved Ruth. This is how the two young men met.

That night, Carl was trying to make Ruth happy. He gave Ruth the necklace he was going to give to Ruth in a week. The next day, Ruth and Jack are chatting on deck, and Ruth thanks Jack.

In the evening, Carl invites Jack to dinner in the first-class restaurant in order to thank Jack for saving his fiancée. After the meal, Jack took Ruth to play in the third class.

The next day, Ruth's mother and Carl found out about the previous night's incident and blamed Ruth. Ruth was forced to break up with Jack due to family reasons. At sunset, Ruth came to the bow of the boat, and the beautiful and lively Ruth fell in love with the handsome and cheerful Jack.

In the bedroom, Ruth carries the necklace Carl gave her and asks Jack to paint her portrait as a testimony to their love. The unfortunate thing finally happened, the Titanic hit the iceberg at high speed, and Jack and Ruth planned to go back and tell everyone who didn't know about it. Unexpectedly, Jack was framed by Carl and imprisoned on the ship.

As Ruth was about to board the lifeboat, Ruth fled. She went to save Jack. She still believes that Jack is innocent.

She helps Jack escape from prison with a life-saving axe. They make their way to the deck, and both Carl and Jack try to convince Ruth to get into the lifeboat. On the lifeboat, Ruth gave up the opportunity and ran to the deck, hugging Jack tightly.

The Titanic finally sank soon after, and on the icy sea, Jack gave Ruth a plank and let Ruth lie on it, but the plank could only carry the weight of a person. Jack gave Ruth a chance to survive, and he froze to death in the sea of ice.

After the old Ruth finished telling this sad love story. At night, she came to the place where the Titanic sank 84 years ago, and threw the necklace that she had treasured for 84 years into the sea, so that it could accompany Jack and this love to sleep at the bottom of the sea.