The domestic 3A game "Black Myth: Wukong" is really popular all over the world. As of the morning of August 29, the total sales of "Black Myth: Wukong" have reached 15.3 million copies, and various hot searches continue. Foreign gamers also praised this game. Many

The domestic 3A game " Black Myth: Wukong " is really popular all over the world.

As of the morning of August 29, the total sales of "Black Myth: Wukong" have reached 15.3 million copies, and various hot searches continue.

Foreign game players also praised this game.

Many foreign game anchors were shocked by the exquisite picture quality of "Black Myth: Wukong" and the Chinese myths and legends contained in it. They spontaneously promoted the game online and believed that "Black Myth: Wukong" should be shortlisted for this year's "Black Myth: Wukong". Game of the Year".

In addition to the game's picture quality and content, the game's music has also been hotly discussed by netizens around the world.

Some game music producers specifically appreciated the famous soundtrack "Yun Gong Xun Yin" in "Black Myth: Wukong" and lamented that this song is simply a stroke of genius.

In fact, "Yungong Xunyin" in "Black Myth: Wukong" uses the same theme song from the 1986 version of the TV series "Journey to the West".

This song was specially created by the famous composer Xu Jingqing for "Journey to the West". The electronic soundtrack of "Didi Di Di" at the beginning of the song has become a childhood memory for many viewers.

Teacher Xu Jingqing authorized "Black Myth: Wukong" to use the song. After listening to the song in the game, he said: "It's very interesting and just right."

I never expected that this song was created in 1986. Everyone "Yun Gong Xun Yin", which can be hummed, was called by Korean netizens as "plagiarized from a song by their boy band "BTS" because it sounded so good when a Korean game anchor broadcast "Black Myth: Wukong".

The message claiming that "Yungong Xunyin" plagiarized received more than 2,500 likes and hundreds of messages, all of which were also accusing us of plagiarism.

What Korean netizens did is simply the opposite of Tiangang.

It is understood that the BTS song "on" was released in 2013. The melody of the song is very similar to "Yungong Xunyin" in some places.

"Yun Gong Xun Yin" was created in 1986. We haven't investigated who copied whom, but the Koreans started to steal it openly.

In fact, the song "Yungong Xunyin" was not the only one copied from "Journey to the West" in the Korean music scene.

"Glitch Mode", released by the Korean boy band "ngt dream" in March 2022, part of the melody of the song directly plagiarized the soundtrack used when "Zhu Bajie steals the watermelon" in "Journey to the West".

The chorus of the song "Echo" released by the Korean girl group "Oh My Girl" in September 2018 directly plagiarized the theme song "The Road to Heaven is Wide and Broad" from "The Continuation of Journey to the West".

Even the classic children's song "White Dragon Horse" in our "Journey to the West" cartoon has its melody stolen from the song "No" by the Korean girl group "clc".

How many Korean boy and girl groups have been supported by the various theme songs of "Journey to the West"?

Where do they have the confidence to accuse us of plagiarism?

After the news that the Korean website accused "Yungong Xunyin" of plagiarism came back to China, our netizens couldn't sit still.

Some netizens said:

Yungong Xunyin was composed for the Chinese TV series "Journey to the West" in 1986. The Korean BTS didn't even have liquids at that time, so they had to have some IQ to steal from China.

Although this is a bit damaging to say, it is indeed true.

Some netizens expressed emotion about the cultural output ability of "Black Myth: Wukong" and hoped that our big Internet celebrities and bloggers can speak out more.

Some netizens expressed their recognition for the advanced nature of the arrangement of "Yungong Xunyin". A song written almost 40 years ago can still arouse widespread discussion today, which shows that Teacher Xu Jingqing’s musical attainments are really high.

Some netizens also revealed the hidden rules of the Korean entertainment industry.

Eighty percent of the songs of Korean boy and girl groups are unoriginal. They usually go to China, the United States and Japan to find good-sounding music and use it directly, and then write their own lyrics on the plagiarized melody, and then release the songs under the banner of originality.

In fact, many celebrity singers in our domestic entertainment industry are also doing this. For example, several popular songs from "Chopstick Brothers" are like this.

The difference is that our netizens are accusing these singers of immoral plagiarism, but Korean netizens regard the things they copied as their own, and then blatantly accuse the plagiarists of plagiarism, which is simply outrageous.

This kind of arrogance caused by inferiority is clearly reflected in this peninsula country.

In fact, due to the popularity of the game "Black Myth: Wukong", many things that were originally our traditional culture but were considered "not Chinese culture" by foreign netizens have been corrected.

For example, the character "Wukong".

In the past, many foreigners thought that "Wukong" was Japanese, because the Japanese animation "Dragon Ball" was very popular abroad, and the character in it was also called "Wukong". Many foreigners who did not understand the situation mistakenly thought "Wukong" was It comes from Japan.

In fact, the author of this comic, Akira Toriyama, drew on "Journey to the West" when he created "Dragon Ball".

and various ancient Chinese buildings and character equipment in "Black Myth: Wukong" often appeared in Japanese games and were thought by foreigners to originate from Japan. However, after playing "Black Myth: Wukong", You know, these things all come from "Eastern University".

To be honest, our external publicity is indeed a bit weak.

Although it is good to have a great scholar to argue for me, which shows that our soft and hard strength are increasing, but should we also take the initiative to fight for the right to speak?

Dear friends, what do you think?Welcome to leave a message and discuss together!

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