How do you respond when someone calls you plagiarism?The god of humor replied to them saying that your article plagiarized

why stressnew mediapractitioners,E-commerceDo people have to keep learning?

Because self-media and e-commerce imitate each other, once they stop, they will be imitated and surpassed immediately, and there is no long-term barrier.

Therefore, you must constantly innovate and learn to ensure that you do not fall behind.

A classic success story of surpassing after copying others

The most admirable line in "A Chinese Journey to the West" has become a sharp weapon for confession:

In fact, this sentence is actually imitating the lines in Wong Kar Wai's movie "Chongqing Express":

 The god of humor replied to them saying that your article plagiarized

The Xiaomi mobile phone made by Lei Jun is also copying and imitating the iPhone:

The Xiaomi 13 series was released. At the press conference, Lei Jun mentioned that he proposed to benchmark the iPhone more than a year ago, and many people on the Internet laughed at him.

To which he responded:If Xiaomi does not have the courage and determination to benchmark the iPhone, how can it make high-end mobile phones well?

How do you respond when someone calls you plagiarism?

If someone accuses you of plagiarizing your article, you can refute them like this:

You see, even Xiaomi mobile phones are copying and imitating Apple mobile phones. Apple mobile phones can only show their outstanding status after being copied by others.

The Japanese animation "Dragon Ball", which has been popular so far, copied and borrowed from "Journey to the West", and then surpassed "Journey to the West" after adding innovation and differentiation.

90% plagiarism and imitation is a way to learn from the original author, and then surpass the original author through 10% innovation and differentiation.

• Anyone with a discerning eye should know that many of the early settings of "Dragon Ball" were copied from "Journey to the West".
• However, after all, the work "Journey to the West" has no copyright protection, so it is understandable for Akira Toriyama to do so.
• But here comes the problem: in the later "Dragon Ball", it is difficult to see more elements of "Journey to the West", right?The World's No. XNUMX Budokai, Kamesenjin, Piccolo Demon King...all of these were created by Akira Toriyama himself.
• On the issue of Guixianren's alias "Jackie Chan", at most he made a little spoof of Jackie Chan's brother. It can be said that except for the small gimmick at the beginning, the following plot is completely original.
• The fact that "Dragon Ball" "copied first and then surpassed" is absolutely beyond doubt.

When doing e-commerce, we often say "copy first and then overtake", which means to copy first and then surpass.

"Copying" means imitating, and the premise of imitating is that you have studied your peers in depth and extracted their essence.

To "beyond" requires innovation and differentiation.

• There must be 90% imitation + 10% innovation. The premise of imitation is that you spend time studying your peers in depth.
• 90% imitation + 10% innovation is the ideal state to make e-commerce bigger and better.