Recently, a high-profile new drama "Flowers" has attracted widespread attention because of the suspected plagiarism of the opening song. It is reported that the opening song of the show is very similar to the theme song of the HBO drama "Succession War", which has aroused heated discussions and questions among netizens.
Flowers is a large-scale period drama directed by the well-known director Wong Kar-wai, which tells the prosperity and legend of Shanghai Tang in the thirties of the last century. And "Succession War" is a drama about the power struggle of the top family in the United States, and its theme song is unique and impressive.
Some netizens pointed out that there are many similarities between the opening song of "Flowers" and the theme song of "Succession Battle" in terms of melody, rhythm and arrangement, and even some parts are exactly the same. This discovery has sparked widespread attention and discussion, and many netizens have expressed surprise and disappointment, believing that this kind of plagiarism has seriously damaged the originality and value of art.
Regarding this incident, the crew of "Flowers" has not yet made any response. However, if there is indeed plagiarism in the opening song, this will have a great negative impact on the show. After all, the audience has extremely high requirements for the quality and originality of the series, and any form of plagiarism will be regarded as disrespectful to the audience and a blasphemy of art.
At the same time, there are also some netizens who have reservations. They believe that the similarity of ** works is sometimes just a coincidence, and cannot be easily judged as plagiarism based on subjective feelings alone. They called on everyone to remain rational and wait for a response from the crew and relevant parties to understand the truth of the matter.
This incident has also raised concerns about the protection of intellectual property rights. In today's society, the value of intellectual property rights is increasingly valued, and any infringement of intellectual property rights should be severely cracked down. If the opening song is indeed ***, then this is not only disrespectful to the original creator, but also a disservice to the entire creative industry.
In general, the suspected plagiarism of the opening song of "Flowers" has aroused widespread attention and discussion. We hope that the crew can respond as soon as possible and clarify the truth. At the same time, we also call on everyone to maintain a rational attitude, respect originality, protect intellectual property rights, and jointly maintain a healthy and fair environment for artistic creation.