短剧抄袭风波持续升级 多部短剧被质疑跨圈融梗 “拼盘式短剧”要不得

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing controversy surrounding short dramas imitating long dramas has intensified, with multiple instances of alleged plagiarism and copyright infringement emerging in the industry [1][4][9]. Group 1: Allegations of Plagiarism - Huace Film and Television strongly condemned the emergence of short dramas mimicking the yet-to-be-aired long drama "Family Business" [1]. - The short drama "For You, I Am Yours" faced accusations of copying elements from the Thai drama "Your Heart is Mine" and the Japanese drama "Drowning Knife," with significant similarities noted in various scenes [1]. - Another long drama, "Sniper Butterfly," was criticized for resembling a previously aired short drama, leading to discussions about the originality of its content [4]. Group 2: Visual and Thematic Similarities - The promotional materials for long dramas have been found to be heavily referenced in short dramas, with instances of similar titles and character names, such as "You Shine Bright" and "You Are Bright," raising concerns about originality [4][6]. - A compilation of short dramas that have visually imitated long dramas has been shared online, highlighting the extensive overlap in design and thematic elements across various productions [6]. Group 3: Industry Impact and Concerns - The practice of short dramas borrowing from long dramas has been described as a detrimental trend, undermining the integrity of the industry and leading to a homogenization of content [9]. - The industry faces a challenge with "pastiche dramas," where creators prioritize quick production and high viewership over originality, resulting in a decline in quality and innovation [9]. - Huace Film and Television emphasized the importance of maintaining originality and innovation in the industry, warning against the dangers of prioritizing rapid content creation over artistic integrity [9].