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  • Wow, what a surprisingly perfect rip-off of Miyuki Nakajima.

  • romaji name of Taiwanese song, please?

  • @0104Rina Hanyu Pinyin : shen-pa-shen-qing. The approximate translation might be "i am afraid of my deep affection"

  • 深怕深情は、完全な盗作。 深怕深情 is a copy。

    中国人というのは恥ずかしいですね。

  • Thank you. 我們還是要勉勵自己 要求進步 要尊重原作著作權  獲得授權的情況下翻唱是"同樂" 但不打招呼 偷偷地 就不好了 謝謝你提出這討論

  • So many Taiwan composers copy and just modify a bit from the songs of Nakajima Miyuki ! What a shame !

  • CHINESE SONG BY TAIWANESE.LOVIN IT.

  • If it was a cover, the credits for the "composer" should be listed as Miyuki. As well, the melody should be exactly the same as the orginal. In this case the melody is slightly altered in places to tried to be passed off as a new song. I vote for plagirism!

  • I suggest everyone to listen 萬芳's song called "戀你". It's a offical covered version of Miyuki's "East Asia" Perhaps it's better to call it a plagirism because they changed the original melody slightly. You will find how similar "戀你" & "深怕深情" are. But one is cover and the other is plagirism.

  • Doesn't seem to me like much of a case of plagirism. I couldn't really make out the lyrics in the Chinese version, so I can't really say with absolute certainty, but it's completely possible that it's just a cover of the song.

    For instance, the Taiwanese pop group SHE took a song by Britney Spears (not sure what it is) and made their own version called 别说对不起. And they have also used a few classical compositions as the basis of their songs like 不想长大.

  • Let's say, it's not a 100% copy. It is still plagiarism beyong reasonable doubt.

  • No doubt, Miyuki's songs do "inspire" some Chinese pop music. The melody lines are so similar.

    The composer of the song "深怕深情", 蔣三省, had ever studied music in Japan for years. He might know Miyuki Nakajima when he was in Japan.

  • of course the taiwan song copy the japanese song.

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