Idol dramas, there are generally only a few routines. In the early years, there was such a saying: "Korean dramas have three treasures: car accidents, cancer, and incurable." ”

Huaxia's youth idol dramas seem to follow such a routine from the beginning.

is obviously a very beautiful heroine, but she has to pretend to be looked down upon for one reason or another, and she is single to more than twenty years without a boyfriend.

When Xu Qing was young, he was very puzzled when he watched these idol dramas. You say that the heroine is so beautiful, even if the family is poor, it stands to reason that she should have been chased by others a long time ago, right? Is the story set in some legendary "straight male country"? The heroine has met so many boys since she was a child, and none of them can coax girls.

just let the heroine, who is so simple that she has no first love, live to the age of twenty-two unaffected to meet her "destined love" in life.

Eight achievements start from a car accident.

The car accident caused the second generation to lose his memory, which was "The Prince Becomes a Frog".

And even if you don't lose your memory, it can be used as an opportunity for the second generation and the heroine to get to know each other. And then the background setting has always been the heroine of the ugly duckling, and she was simply taken by the second generation.

Various routines......

In the last life, there weren't many famous idol dramas. Taiwan's "A Garden" is too early. Before Xu Qing began to be ignorant, this garden had already been banned.

Xu Qing has the impression that he has watched a very interesting idol drama, and the first one seems to be called "Red Apple Paradise". At that time, I thought it was quite interesting, but there was no way, Xu Qing had never been exposed to any similar themes before. Thinking about the weak plot now, Xu Qing watched it very seriously at that time.

Later, I learned that this paradise was a replica of a garden.

Xu Qing watched it later, and it seemed that it was a youth idol drama called "Eighteen-year-old Sky".

If a young man who has experienced more than ten years of Chinese examination-oriented education and teaching, has just begun to have an epiphany, put down his textbooks and become a Buddha on the spot. It's really interesting to watch some youth idol dramas like this. But in Xu Qing's view, these idol dramas have indeed fallen into a templated routine.

It's not that Xu Qing looks down on this genre, to put it simply, there are still many young people who have not formed a perfect concept of money, and they are willing to support youth idol dramas.

If he can become the queen director of domestic idol dramas, it will definitely be a high income that his peers can't envy. Peng Wei's current filming of "Nova Paradise" is largely based on this consideration.

Xu Qing is not qualified to look down on youth idol dramas, but to put it simply, youth idol dramas are indeed not Xu Qing's dish. A director doesn't like this subject matter himself, and the works he shoots will always be affected to a certain extent.

But youth idol dramas, the audience of this type of TV series is actually aimed at young people in their teens and twenties.

Without idol dramas, with other themes, Xu Qing can also steal the market share of Peng Wei's TV series.

In fact, in fact, Xu Qing already had a goal from a long time ago.

Huaxia's TV series still have some good works. But to put it simply, in the previous life, until Xu Qing was in his twenties, the one that left the deepest impression on Xu Qing was "An Apartment". Xu Qing has the impression that this is one of the few works in the Chinese TV drama circle that has been filmed for several seasons.

After the filming, the audience responded enthusiastically and wanted to continue watching. So it's easy to get the investment, so continue to shoot.

has been filmed for four seasons, and other Chinese TV series do not have such an honor.

There are too many die-hard fans of "An Apartment", and there are too many Chinese young people who hold the idea: "Even if it's plagiarism, I just like this work, how can you drop it?"

In fact, the situation is that, first of all, the domestic radio and television system is actually inclined to local protectionism. So even if "An Apartment" is 100% non-original, there is already too much ironclad evidence. Radio and television still have not punished "An Apartment". The big movie "An Apartment" also passed the review easily.

Regardless of whether the specific middle involves the interests of the people themselves, simply put, if a plagiarized work does not make the due punishment, it can indeed be regarded as a kind of local protectionism.

A lot of viewers just like the idea that it doesn't matter if you copy it or not. "An Apartment" is disgraced and thrown all over the world, but radio and television are local protectionists.

Some people insist that this is a phenomenon that should be done, but in reality, because of such local protectionism, in fact, the Chinese cultural circle has been in a weak position in the whole world.

Today, our Huaxia plagiarized the works of other countries, and they are so protected by China. But what if one day, the cultural circle of China rises, and when it comes to plagiarizing you abroad, what will you do?

In general, the current domestic culture is very chaotic, and the vast majority of TV dramas and movies cannot reach the height of going abroad. It seems premature to say that it is to protect the copyright of our Chinese works.

But what if? Suppose somebody suddenly starts copying something like Kung Fu Panda. Here in Huaxia, how to defend your rights?

Now the copyright of Kung Fu Panda is actually owned by someone else. But in fact, it also proves that things with Chinese background are not incapable of having high popularity in the world. It's just that the Chinese film industry has indeed not developed to the corresponding height before.

If one day, the Chinese people come up with good works. Someone in the country immediately began to copy the whole episode.

At this time, how can you protect your rights?

If China plagiarizes other countries, there will be no consequences at all. Now that other countries have copied the theme of China, let's run to defend our rights with a shy face.

Perhaps, rights protection can still be successful. But in the future, how do you think of our Chinese cultural circle? !

If you have to say that there will be nothing in the Chinese cultural circle that is worthy of foreign plagiarism in 50 years, then I can't refute you.

But the face is a thing, you still have to ask for it. An apartment was thrown into disgrace all over the world, but it was not sanctioned. This thing is really inappropriate. Especially for those authors who are willing to spend time and energy to make excellent works seriously, it is too unfair.

Plagiarism is so simple that it can make a lot of money. Who is stupid to write any good works by themselves? After that, literati from all over the country will plagiarize foreign works.

Master Yi's long skills to control it.

The slogans are all there......

But if everyone really does this, when will the Chinese cultural circle really stand out in the world?