has recently been lying at home every day, so the happiest thing is that he can watch dramas all day long. Unexpectedly, the new drama "Anjia" recently broadcast by Dragon TV is really disgusting to me. Isn't this a naked plagiarism? Is there a bottom line for blatantly broadcasting such plagiarized TV shows?
Anyone who has watched the Japanese drama "The Woman Selling a House" knows that this "Settling Home" is a complete copy of "The Woman Selling House" in terms of character positioning and plot. I couldn't believe it. I checked it on the Internet and it turned out. It is plagiarism, and it is called adaptation. I just copied
, but the character design and plot must be a bit different, but the result is not. Some netizens checked the brief introduction of the original work in Baidu Encyclopedia: A corner of
in a certain city, running a real estate company that seems to be very enjoyable. The company section chief (played by Hiroshi Nakamura) is a bad guy, and he himself has already passed it. At the stage of desperate and desperate career, so except for the handsome boy Adachi Satoshi (played by Chiba Yuda), most of the others are waste firewood who are waiting to die or lack ability. On this day, the legendary sales genius Sanxuanjia Wanzhi (played by Beichuan Jingzi) was sent by the headquarters to serve as the director of the company. It is said that there are no unsold houses in Sanxuan's house, and her record has made her colleagues stunned. Niwano (Asuka Kudo), who has zero sales, is forced to partner with the director of the Sanxuan family, and he will see the magical side of this devil woman. After watching "An Jia",
will find that the same head office is airborne, is also set by a strong woman, is also an old store manager with a lot of popularity, as well as the same old fried dough sticks and top students. Is it not obvious enough?
What’s even more funny is that the name of the show at the beginning was "The Woman Who Sells a House", but later it was changed to "Settle Down" when it was broadcast. I knew I was wrong, and I did everything possible to cover it up and broadcast such a show. Want a face? Even this kind of naked plagiarism drama can be broadcasted grandiosely, accounting for the broadcasting time and resources of other domestic good dramas. Does this conform to the development of domestic TV dramas? Doesn't the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television also take care of it?
