Why did Yuewen's contract change?

Yuewen Group was founded in 1997 in Shanghai, China. It was one of the largest literary publishing groups in China. Yuewen Group's main business included literary creation, publishing, distribution, online reading, and many other well-known literary brands such as Qidian Chinese Network, Genesis Chinese Network, Red Sleeve Fragrance, etc. Regarding the issue of signing the contract, the contract was signed at the headquarters of Yuewen Group in Shanghai. This was because in China, literature publishing and online reading were subject to the supervision of laws and regulations. As one of the largest literature publishing groups in China, Yuewen Group had to abide by the requirements of relevant laws and regulations. The signing of the contract at the headquarters of Shanghai Yuewen Group could ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of Yuewen Group were fully protected.

As far as I know, Yuewen didn't get permission from the descendants to set Wu Chengen's Journey to the West as a contract. This was because Journey to the West was not originally a literary work, but a fairy tale created by the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen. Later, this story was adapted into novels, TV series, movies, and many other forms, and became one of the classics of Chinese literature. Since Journey to the West was not a literary work and was not protected by copyright law, it was necessary to obtain permission from the relevant departments to use its copyright for commercial purposes. It was illegal for Yuewen to set Journey to the West as a contract in violation of the relevant provisions of the copyright law. Of course, Wu Chengen and his descendants did not raise any objections to the copyright of Journey to the West, but this did not mean that it was legal for Yuewen to set Journey to the West as a contract.

The Yuewen Group contract incident referred to the contract between Yuewen Group and the company in 2019. Yuewen Group had deprived them of a large number of resources by signing a series of unfair contracts. This incident attracted widespread attention in the Chinese literary industry and also sparked heated discussions at home and abroad. Many organizations and individuals also joined the action to support rights protection. In the end, Yuewen Group would be able to do so in 2020. This incident was considered an important milestone for China's online literature industry. It also reflected the difficulties and challenges of the Chinese literature industry in terms of rights protection and innovation.

After signing the contract with Yuewen, the rights to the adaptation, manga, animation, etc. of the work may be owned by the author or Yuewen. The specific situation may vary according to the agreement between the author and Yuewen. Generally speaking, if the author had signed a copyright transfer agreement with Yuewen, they would have the rights to adapt, manga, and animation the work. However, the author still had to abide by the adaptation rules of the reading article to ensure that the adaptation was legal and compliant. At the same time, authors could also negotiate with Yuewen and obtain the authorization of Yuewen while adapting their works.

Would the end of the online novel storm bring about a change in the industry? Yuewen's announcement of the new contract could be said to be a major event in the online literature industry that attracted widespread attention. This new contract regulated online novels to a certain extent and brought some new changes to the development of the online novel industry. The implementation of the new contract might have a profound impact on the online literature industry, including the following aspects: 1. Regulate the rights and interests of creators: The new contract stipulated that online novels included copyrights, profits, adaptation rights, and other aspects. This might promote online novels and thus improve the creation level of the entire industry. 2. To promote industry regulation: The implementation of the new contract may promote the regulation of the online literature industry to avoid unfair situations. This would help protect online novels and also help promote the healthy development of the industry. 3. Drive industry change: The implementation of the new contract may push the development of the online literature industry to change into online literature. This might make the online literature industry more diverse and innovative, providing readers with a better reading experience. The implementation of the new contract might have a profound impact on the online literature industry and bring about some new changes to the entire industry. These changes might promote the healthy development of the industry and provide readers with a better reading experience. At the same time, it might also promote the online literature industry to be more diverse and innovative.

There are many ways to increase their knowledge reserves, including: 1. Invest in more research and development projects to gather more information and knowledge. 2. Cooperate with other companies to research and promote literary works. 3. To strengthen the training of its employees so that they can learn more knowledge and culture. Invest more resources to support the development and research of online literature. Only by constantly learning and improving could they create more logical and rigorous contracts to better serve the readers.

There were many situations where the name of the protagonist changed depending on the plot and setting of the novel. For example, Xiao Yan in 'Battle Through the Heavens' was a young man called Xiao Feng at the beginning of the novel, but his name had changed to Xiao Yan in the later parts of the story. For example, Ye Xiu in " Full Time Expert " was a retired pro player at the beginning of the novel, but in the later parts of the story, his name had changed to Su Mucheng. There were also some novels that might deliberately change the name of the main character. For example, Tang Wulin in Douluo Continent was a young man named Tang Wulin at the beginning of the novel, but his name was changed to Clear Sky School's sect master Tang Hao in the later plots. Changing the name of the main character in a novel was a very common plot setting. It depended on the plot and setting of the novel in order to better shape the character's image.

I don't know what 'Wang Yuewen' is referring to. Can you provide more background information or context? This way, I can better answer your questions.

Yan Bingyun's actor had changed because the original actor, Xiao Zhan, had no schedule. In the second season, Yan Bingyun was played by Wu Xingjian. Yan Bingyun was only a small supporting role in the drama and did not have many scenes, so whether or not he was replaced would not affect the perception of the second season.

Yan Bingyun's actor was changed because the original actor, Xiao Zhan, was not available for the second season. In the second season, Yan Bingyun's actor was changed to Wu Xingjian. Yan Bingyun wasn't the main character in the show, and he didn't have many scenes, so whether or not he was replaced wouldn't affect the second season of " Celebrating Years."