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As we all know, Xianxia is a branch of martial arts and an element unique to Chinese dramas.
Three lives and three lives, all over the world... Regardless of whether it is to slay demons, defend the law, and support justice, or fall in love under the guise of "eliminating demons, defend the law, and support justice", they are all the crystallization of realism and romanticism. No wonder some people say Xianxia is a "romantic history of change" unique to the Chinese.
But now... Korean dramas are also exploring the world of fairyland with great emphasis, launching the first fairy tale drama - "Resurrection".
This move caused collective consternation among Chinese netizens.
Have you had this before? !
Even Korean netizens couldn’t stand it. They thought it was like a mash-up of Chinese dramas, and in the end they made themselves look "unlike".
translation @just complained about the trumpet
tribute? imitate? Or plagiarism? Melting stems?
For a time, a wave of doubts came.
Today, let’s talk about this drama.
In fact, the production team of "Resurrection" is surprisingly good.
director Park Joon-hwa is well-known in the industry. He has directed popular Korean dramas such as "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim?"
Screenwriters The Hong Sisters are also regarded as leading writers in the Korean drama industry. In their early years, they created " is a handsome man ", " my girl " and " Hero Chunhyang ", which created a powerful "Korean wave" ".
However, they were addicted to illusory elements in the later period. Unfortunately, they lacked imagination and writing power. They almost lost their Jinjiang ancient Chinese dramas and Chinese dramas, so they were involved in plagiarism incidents from time to time → In fact, Korean dramas are also a hidden source of plagiarism. ?
Let’s take a look at the leading actors. The original casting was “idol-oriented” and an all-idol lineup was used. At first glance, it seemed that they wanted to accurately target the tastes of young people.
A few days after the results, the heroine Park Hye-eun quietly left the show. The outside world believed that she was returned due to poor acting skills, and was replaced by Jung So-min who had more acting experience.
The story takes place in an imaginary world called "Great Lakes Country".
There are two kinds of people here, one is ordinary people and the other is warlocks.
The best warlocks come from the four major families, which correspond to the four seasons. They can call the wind, rain, and control the weather.
The father of the male protagonist is the most powerful warlock, and has even developed a method of soul exchange. It can be said that he is as awesome as he is, so is he the ruler of this continent?
is a big leak! He still had to obey the emperor's orders, and the emperor looked very weak and could drive away at any time.
What we are saying is that from a realistic perspective, if Muggles (people without magical abilities) and wizards live together, will wizards who are born with plug-ins be willing to take orders from ordinary people and make trouble for each other?
sounds outrageous.
But this drama did exactly that. The emperor was unable to have children, so he proposed to swap bodies with the hero's father for seven days. Instead of giving up, the hero's father obediently complied with the request.
Then... the emperor found the male protagonist's mother to complete the "man-creation plan" with the body of the male protagonist's father. The question is what is the point of borrowing seeds to have a child? Isn't the body still the male protagonist's father? I have to say that the emperor's brain circuit is really strange.
After the two bodies were exchanged, the male protagonist’s mother died in childbirth, so his father didn’t like him very much. He deliberately sealed the male protagonist’s valve so that he could never practice magic, and no one was allowed to untie him. The hero's father went on a long trip and never came back.
Therefore, the male protagonist became "Yuyan, the king of the warlock world", who can only talk on paper, is good at theory, and is useless at practice.
One day, he met a weak woman without magic, but with his sharp eyes, he could tell at a glance that this woman was unusual, and decided to worship her as his teacher and break the seal.
Yes, this woman is the heroine. Her true identity is a killer. She was chased by her enemies and had to undergo a soul-changing technique. Her soul was trapped in the body of a blind woman who had no power to bind a chicken.
So, the male protagonist asked the female protagonist to become his personal maid, and the evil relationship between master and apprentice began...
The further you get to the back, the more people see that something is wrong.
After all, "Resurrection" is similar to many dramas. In the first episode of
, the female protagonist is chased by the enemy on the ice, and the enemy pulls the string with an arrow...
In the domestic drama "Jiangye", the male protagonist confronts the enemy on the ice. Using your hands to pull the string with an arrow...
It can be called a coincidence, but the "big killer move" of the next two people is like copying and pasting, and the similarity is very high.
The fight scene in "Sweet Honey" was also watched. It was a complete pixel-level imitation. Press the pause button and copy it almost frame by frame.
In terms of architecture, the special effects scenes of " Eternal Jue Chen " are directly flashed abroad, and it seems that they are just changing the filter.
There are also wine jars that do not belong to ancient Korea and appear in places where they should not appear.
As for the clothes, traditional Korean clothes are abandoned, and all kinds of outdated and nondescript clothes take turns. Koreans themselves can't help complaining that the actors wear too much like singing costumes.
First of all, there are various modern hairstyles in ancient costumes, which feel inconsistent. The actors are like fresh tourists in the film and television city, walking around the streets in "semi-finished products".
occasionally has a decent costume look. Wait a minute, why are Koreans’ iconic big bun gone? What happened to the shawl hair that replaced it?
costumes are even directly picked up from the "First Acquaintance with You"...
The most important thing is the spiritual core. Resurrection is similar to Taoism . Is it okay to directly borrow the existing domestic cultural system?
Isn’t this blatant misappropriation and copying a bit too blatant?
It is undeniable that Korean dramas have always been on the road of innovation. In recent years, they have successfully gone overseas.
but, some Korean dramas are holding back, plagiarizing without any taboos under the guise of "innovation". You must know that it is difficult to paint the skin of a tiger, and superficial imitation will eventually touch the core.
Looking forward, we also have a large wave of fairy tale dramas waiting to be broadcast. I hope they can stand up and prevent the good things from being "snatched" away by outsiders.
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