It is a joke about a generation of female emperors who are oriented toward the harem and career.
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The content of the same name is completely different, and there is no contradiction. In ancient times, there were hundreds of schools of thought contending, but they were based on convincing people with reason rather than scolding. Bao Zhao of the Southern and Northern Dynasties inherited the Yuefu of the Han Dynasty and wrote "It's Difficult to Travel" to express his thoughts. Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was influenced by "It's Difficult to Travel" and expressed his ambitions in "It's Difficult to Travel". Both of them have left famous stories throughout the ages. They have the same thoughts but are not in the same dynasty. I can imagine that if the two met, they would have a good time drinking and chatting! It should not be that Han Yuefu pointed at Bao Zhao and said: "Give me the copyright fee." Bao Zhao said to Li Bai: "You kid took advantage of your many fans to plagiarize mine!"
Will it? No, because they are all broad-minded people, and maybe they will be very happy to have such a close friend.
The issue of plagiarism is sometimes unclear. What is plagiarism? Same name, same thoughts? I think as long as there is no deliberate copying or intentional overlap, it is not plagiarism and there is no plagiarism problem. As a reader, you should have the sense and self-concept to distinguish. Just like time-travel books, from the appearance of the first time-travel book to the popularity of subsequent time-travel books, are the subsequent books plagiarism? Another example is cultivating novels. The levels of immortality and cultivation methods are also many of the same. Could it be said that they are all plagiarism? Besides, if one day you find someone with the same name as you, but he is a little older than you, are you plagiarizing his name? It's not easy for us to judge. The key is how you view him. You may hate him because he has the same name as you, or you may pay special attention to him because he has the same name as you. You may also feel that you two are destined. Of course, you may also dislike the name your parents gave you for being too popular.
The content of the same name is completely different, and there is no contradiction. In ancient times, there were hundreds of schools of thought contending, but they were based on convincing people with reason rather than scolding. Bao Zhao of the Southern and Northern Dynasties inherited the Yuefu of the Han Dynasty and wrote "It's Difficult to Travel" to express his thoughts. Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was influenced by "It's Difficult to Travel" and expressed his ambitions in "It's Difficult to Travel". Both of them have left famous stories throughout the ages. They have the same thoughts but are not in the same dynasty. I can imagine that if the two met, they would have a good time drinking and chatting! It should not be that Han Yuefu pointed at Bao Zhao and said: "Give me the copyright fee." Bao Zhao said to Li Bai: "You kid took advantage of your many fans to plagiarize mine!" Will it? No, because they are all broad-minded people, and maybe they will be very happy to have such a close friend. The issue of plagiarism is sometimes unclear. What is plagiarism? Same name, same thoughts? I think as long as there is no deliberate copying or intentional overlap, it is not plagiarism and there is no plagiarism problem. As a reader, you should have the sense and self-concept to distinguish. Just like time-travel books, from the appearance of the first time-travel book to the popularity of subsequent time-travel books, are the subsequent books plagiarism? Another example is cultivating novels. The levels of immortality and cultivation methods are also many of the same. Could it be said that they are all plagiarism? Besides, if one day you find someone with the same name as you, but he is a little older than you, are you plagiarizing his name? It's not easy for us to judge. The key is how you view him. You may hate him because he has the same name as you, or you may pay special attention to him because he has the same name as you. You may also feel that you two are destined. Of course, you may also dislike the name your parents gave you for being too popular.