Plagiarism of Li by Vietnamese food bloggers is a hot topic on the Internet recently. In 15, Li Yin shot a short video, which was called the Oriental Diet Lifestyle. Recently, Vietnamese bloggers have a high similarity with Li, which makes people suspect that this is naked plagiarism. However, Vietnamese blogger Biao comes from a small village in northern Vietnam. The content of these videos only records his own life, and there is no plagiarism. According to two aspects of evidence investigation, lawyers said that this situation is actually more complicated, because our laws in China protect material expression, that is to say, since both sides take rural life as the main expression to express rural tranquility, this is actually an ideological innovation, but this ideological innovation is not protected by law.
In addition, this matter also involves intellectual property issues. Due to the international protection of intellectual property rights, citizens of a country can only obtain patents, trademarks and copyrights within the country. When the same thing happens in other countries, the law cannot effectively solve it. It needs to be set as copyright infringement by signing multilateral treaties, and the difficulty coefficient of rights protection is relatively large. If it is necessary to defend rights, it needs to pass an agreement with Vietnam and sign an agreement between the two sides.
However, from the perspective of the people who eat melons, this Vietnamese food blogger is obviously plagiarizing. No matter from the shooting content, lens language and narrative rhythm, it is obviously copying and pasting. Even the grandma and the little suckling dog in the video, as well as the blogger's dress and kitchen decoration, are exactly the same as Li Ru, which is unwilling to admit plagiarism in China, and there is really nothing to say.