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A screen capture of an entry posted on Dec 23 on the official Weibo account of No 3 Intermediate People's Court in Beijing. [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
Taiwan novelist Chiung Yao's plagiarism case will go on public trial on Dec 25.
According to the official Sina Weibo account of No 3 Intermediate People's Court in Beijing, the court will publically hear Chen Zhe's (Chiung's real name) lawsuit against mainland screenwriter Yu Zheng for plagiarism at 2 pm.
Taiwan-based Chiung pressed charges against Yu on May 27, claiming that the plot of the TV series The Palace: The Lost Daughter was almost completely copied without permission from her novel Plum Blossom Scar.
Chiung seeks 20 million RMB in compensation.
A total of 109 Chinese screenwriters voiced support for the novelist on Dec 11, condemning all forms of plagiarism and saying they sought justice in the case.
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Still photos of 'The Palace: The Lost Daughter'
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