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The copy ‘Cat is out of the Bag’! By Dominick Andoh || aviationghana.com Listen to article China’s booming entertainment industry has been thriving on plagiarism. Chinese filmmakers are now adept at shying away from strong scripts and innovative storylines as original ideas are pushed away to the crevices of history and distasteful copies are churned out by the dozens every passing year. All this hustle and bustle is only to make a quick buck and shrug off the creative costs associated with the exploration of its own creative potential rather than implicitly conceding to its creative i...

Two Chinese films accused of plagiarism to be removed on Monday: report Chen Xi Published: Jan 03, 2021 06:23 PM Film director Guo Jingming (right) and actor Mark Zhao (left). Photo: IC Citing industry insiders, Chinese entertainment site ifeng.com has reported that two Chinese films that have been accused of copying foreign works will be removed from cinemas starting Monday. The report comes as Guo Jingming, an author and the director of one of the films, apologized on Thursday for plagiarizing another author's work in one of his novels from nearly two decades ago.  According to the site,...

LIFE Following a Chinese actress exposing her failed plastic surgery that gave her a necrotic nose, the medical authority ruled that the doctor was suspended from practicing for six months, the hospital was fined 49,000 yuan ($7,456) and the actress has reached a compromise with the hospital. MORE By Global Times | 2021/4/1 18:28:44 By AFP | 2021/4/1 18:13:40 By Global Times | 2021/4/1 9:58:19 Chinese netizens noticed that South Korea's Shinsegae Duty Free removed all images of Jackson Wang, a Chinese member of South Korean boy band GOT7, who had recently become the store's spokesper...

Chinese movie 'Bath Buddy' amasses a considerable fortune although it has violated the copyrights of Korean webtoon 'God of Bath'.&…

The Rescue Dante Lam’s The Rescue topped the China box office over its opening weekend (December 18-20), according to figures from Artisan Gateway, pulling in almost twice the gross of Hollywood tentpole Wonder Woman 1984, which opened on the same date. The Rescue, a $90m action film revolving around an emergency rescue team working for the Chinese Coast Guard, grossed $36.3m in its first three days, compared to $18.8m for Warner Bros’ superhero sequel, starring Gal Gadot. However, both openings were considered soft as December is usually a peak box office period in China and the pandemic...