A recent online incident has caused a sensation. Xu Song's "What's Wrong" was plagiarized by Luo Cong, who released "Simple Happiness".
I have been listening to Xu Song's songs since 2014, and even now, many years have passed, his songs are still popular. From the previous sentimental romantic songs, critical social thoughts, to the specific philosophical connotations and traditional Chinese thoughts now. Most of them are composed and written by himself, he is really talented.
Because he is so talented, he has been "framed" for plagiarism. This can also be considered a farce. It is said that Xu Song himself has not expressed any opinions or comments on this matter, and it has always been the fans and the company speaking out.
According to netizens jokingly said: "Xu Song: If this was released ten years ago, I would have written a song cursing you." "Low emotional intelligence: Isn't this plagiarizing 'What's Wrong'? High emotional intelligence: Your 'What's Wrong' is a bit off-key."
Unexpectedly, Luo Cong's company issued a statement:
Suddenly, I feel a bit funny. I won't express any more opinions on him, I just hope the official can resolve this matter and give us an explanation.
If you can become popular just by plagiarizing, what's the point of talent?
This has always been my belief. When writing a blog, I also pay attention to copyright. When quoting articles written by others, I always seek the author's permission and indicate the source. At the same time, for my own articles, if you want to quote or repost them, just indicate the source.
Most technical people should have the same idea as me, they like to share, but they can't misrepresent others' work, after all, writing articles also requires brain cells. I don't expect to achieve anything, I just hope that when someone reads your article, it solves their own problem and a little recognition is enough.
Copyright has always been a very important matter. Many years ago, we were relatively indifferent, but in recent years, the importance of copyright has gradually increased, and the scrutiny has become stricter. This is a good thing.