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Jan 21, 2025 - Episode 30
Jan 22, 2025 - Episode 31
Jan 23, 2025 - Episodes 32-33
Jan 24, 2025 - Episodes 34-35
Jan 25, 2025 - Episode 36
Jan 26, 2025 - Episode 37
Jan 27, 2025 - Episode 38
Jan 28, 2025 - Episode 39
Jan 29, 2025 - Episode 40
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Jan 20, 2025 -Episodes 32-33
Jan 21, 2025 - Episode 34
Jan 22, 2025 - Episodes 35-36
Jan 23, 2025 - Episode 37 (after this episode, you can watch episodes 38, 39 & 40 using the express package to watch the ending). But if you did not avail the express then you have to continue until Jan 29 for the original schedule.
Jan 27, 2025 - Episode 37
Jan 28, 2025 - Episode 39
Jan 29, 2025 - Episode 40
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Flourished Peony recently shared a statement of apology after claims of plagiarism. Flourished Peony stars Yang Zi and Li Xian. The costume drama premiered on Jan 7. It has gotten widespread praise and has topped viewing charts since. On January 12, the author of Chinese Makeup:
Daughters of the Tang Dynasty 中国妆束·大唐女儿行, one Zuo Qiumeng, shared a post to ask FP for a response. Zuo shared photo comparisons and said: "The content of my book is available for
non-commercial reference to everyone. However, it is important to clarify that these are secondary designs based on artifacts and historical records, not the artifacts themselves. For commercial use, authorization must be sought from me.. (FP's) production team should have informed
me in advance and requested authorization; otherwise, this is inappropriate." Here are some cover photos from the the book Zuo wrote in collaboration with illustrator, Mo Chun. FP and Zuo did reach out to each other and seemingly came to an agreeable conclusion.
Yesterday, FP shared a post to say they indeed referenced Zuo's book for some designs.
"During the referencing process, certain academic illustrations were mistakenly treated as artifact restoration diagrams, leading to misunderstandings. We sincerely apologize for any confusion caused." They also praised Zuo's book and expressed gratitude for it.
So in short, FP did research for the drama, and they referred to Mr Zuo's book,
thinking that the images were historical records. That would've been fine except, the
images were not historical records, they were the authors' designs based on historical records, which then made it possibly plagiarism. But the two parties spoke to each other, and it seems permission and credit was given, maybe even some compensation that wasn't revealed. In any case, they resolved the issue.