The skies stretch clear for ten thousand miles, and magpies build a bridge across the river.
Even the Weaver Girl has a tryst. Can the mortal world really be so heartless?
On the night of the Qixi Festival, moonlight threads through the needles, while the flower-shadows mark the passing hours.
In the cool night, they linger and gaze upward as the Milky Way gleams in all its splendor. Will they, like the Weaver Girl and the Cowherd, have a chance to meet again?
Bringing you a different world of Scarlet Heart... a continuation filled with heart-stopping twists...
I'm really speechless. I just gave up. Can you unlock it????? Annoying.
Just give up. Can you unlock it?????
If it is just for entertainment and not used for profit, it will not be illegal.
In fact, the sequel has little to do with the original work. Continue, I support you.
Uh... Real or fake
In fact, the continuation will not conflict with the original work, as long as the name is changed, why stop? Didn't the author of "Step" write it?
It's too much. I've been chasing you for so long and you've stopped writing. I swear, I'll never read your articles again.
On the copyright protection of continued works Source: Author: Li Liang [Excerpt [Key]: Analyzes the characteristics of the continuation work: dependence on the original work, including dependence on the content and title of the original work; dependence on fame; its own originality: Originality is its most essential feature, and it is the independent thinking and innovation of the continuation writer. As a result, there are substantial differences between the continuation work and the original work and can be separated from the original work." On this basis, it was pointed out that the continuation work is a reasonable use of the original work and does not infringe the copyright of the original author and should be protected by copyright law. [Keywords]: continuation of works, characteristics, copyright The author of the first 80 chapters of "A Dream of Red Mansions", one of the four great classics in ancient China, is Cao Xueqin, and the author of the last 40 chapters is Gao E. The last 40 chapters of Gao E are a continuation of the first 80 chapters. It seems that the phenomenon of continuation of other people's works in literary creation has existed since ancient times, and it is even more common in real society. Disputes arising from this are also endless in judicial practice. However, it is difficult to find clear provisions on this in domestic and foreign copyright laws. There is no clear law to adjust the rights and obligations between the continuation of the work and the author of the original work, so this is also quite controversial in judicial practice. Since disputes mostly occur between novel sequels and original novels, the continuation mentioned in this article mainly refers to the continuation of novels in literary creation. This related issue will be discussed in order to seek advice from colleagues in the judicial and theoretical circles. 1. The concept of continuing works The so-called continuation works are also called follow-up works. Some scholars believe: "It is a work formed by independent thinking and creation based on the completed or unfinished works of others. "[①] Some scholars also say: "A continuation work is an extension and expansion of an existing work in time and/or space. The extender borrows the main characters or typical artistic images, comprehensive theories or clues of the existing work to extend and expand the work. It is considered to be a brand-new work created based on the original work. The basic plot and structure of the original work can no longer be seen in the new work, but it can be seen that it is in the same vein as the original work. "[②] This article believes that continuation works refer to works that continue other people's works. Continuation works are works that are expanded on the basis of the original work and are essentially different from the deduction works stipulated in my country's Copyright Law. Deduction works, also known as re-created works, are new works derived from the original work. Although such derivative works include the spiritual achievements of the latter creator, But it does not change the basic expression of the original work's creative ideas. If a new work is created using the content of many original works, and the plot and structure of the original work are no longer visible in the new work, it cannot be regarded as a "deduction" within the meaning of copyright. Therefore, the continuation work is not a derivative work and has more originality than the derivative work. Continuation works can be divided into four major categories: (1) Continuations of unfinished works due to the death of the original author. For unfinished works due to the death of the original author, the continuation author has no relationship with the original author.