Who should be the copyright owner of the TV series? A Producer B Director Zhang Jizhong c Original author Jin Yong

The copyright of the TV series adapted from Jin Yong's novel was owned by Hong Kong TVB.

There are so many novels that could potentially be described as 'a b c novels' that it's difficult to determine the author without more information. It could be an indie author with a relatively unknown work, or it could be a more well - known author from a particular genre. For example, if the 'a b c' stood for 'Adventure Beyond the Clouds', it might be written by a new author in the adventure genre. But again, without clear details, it's hard to say.

Zhang Jizhong was born in Beijing on October 23, 1955. He was a director, screenwriter, and producer in mainland China. In 1982, Zhang Jizhong began to work as a screenwriter and director in the film industry. His work style was rigorous and focused on details. He was good at combining historical and realistic elements to create a film and television work with a strong cultural heritage. Zhang Jizhong's masterpieces included Journey to the West, Water Margins, Romance of the Three Kingdoms and other classic works. Journey to the West was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese film and achieved great success on a global scale. He also directed many popular TV series such as Dream of the Red Chamber and Yongzheng Dynasty, which were very popular among the audience. Zhang Jizhong had won many domestic and foreign film awards and was regarded as one of the representatives of Chinese TV drama directors. His movies and TV series had a wide audience and high praise in China and around the world.

The author of 'c b strike novels' is J.K. Rowling, who wrote them under the pen name Robert Galbraith.

The core of a movie or TV series was usually the director. The director was responsible for the overall visual and story style of the movie or TV series, as well as guiding and managing the entire production team. Actors were an important part of a movie. Their performance and character shaping were also crucial to the success of a movie or TV series. A screenwriter is the creator of a movie or television series. They are responsible for writing the story outline and script and transforming the requirements of the director and actors into actual camera language and story. A producer was one of the production teams of a movie or television series, responsible for budget, production, shooting arrangements, and other matters. However, no matter who the core was, the success of a movie or TV series depended on the joint efforts and cooperation of all the people involved.

Zhang Jizhong was the director and producer of Jin Yong's novels. He had remade Jin Yong's novels many times, and every time, he had obtained a good reputation and market response. The reason why he had the best relationship with Zhang Jizhong was probably because of the following reasons: Close cooperation: Zhang Jizhong has played a key role in the remake of Jin Yong's novels many times. He is not only the director but also the producer and screenwriter. During the cooperation, he was able to communicate with Mr. Jin Yong in depth and get his guidance and suggestions to better complete the work. 2. Respect the original work: Zhang Jizhong respected the original work very much when he remade Jin Yong's novels many times. He restored the plot and characters in the novel to the movie or TV series so that the audience could better experience and understand the work. 3. Public praise: Zhang Jizhong's Jin Yong TV series has a good reputation among the audience. Not only does the plot have a high degree of restoration, but the actors 'performances are also very good. The audience can feel the emotions and artistic conception in the original work. 4. Common interests: Zhang Jizhong and Mr. Jin Yong both have profound literary skills and film accomplishments. They have rich experience and insights in the field of literature and film. Their common interests and ideas made it easier for them to reach a consensus and support each other in their cooperation. In summary, Zhang Jizhong and Mr. Jin Yong's close cooperation, respect for the original work, and attention to the audience's reputation contributed to the good relationship between them.

Mr. Jin Yong is a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works enjoy a high reputation and influence worldwide. There are so many people who remake Jin Yong's novels, but why does Jin Yong himself recognize Zhang Jizhong the most? First of all, Zhang Jizhong's remake of Jin Yong's novel had a very high production level. Zhang Jizhong's version of the TV series had excellent picture quality. The costumes, props, special effects, and other aspects were all done very well, bringing a very good visual experience to the audience. In addition, the narrative style of Zhang Jizhong's TV series was also very consistent with the plot and style of the original novel, making it easier for the audience to understand and accept. Secondly, when Zhang Jizhong remade Jin Yong's novel, he adapted the original work appropriately, making the TV series more in line with the tastes and viewing habits of modern people. For example, Zhang Jizhong's version of the TV series cut and adjusted some of the plots in the original work to meet the needs of modern audiences. In addition, Zhang Jizhong's TV series also added some new plots and characters to make the whole TV series more complete and interesting. In the end, Mr. Jin Yong's evaluation of Zhang Jizhong's TV series was also very high. In an interview, he said that he recognized Zhang Jizhong's respect and adaptation of the original work during the remake process, as well as his professionalism and attitude towards TV series production. Based on the above reasons, it could be seen that Zhang Jizhong's version of Jin Yong's novels was deeply recognized and loved by Jin Yong himself.

The Legend of Jin Yong was a martial arts novel written by Jin Yong, so it involved copyright issues. In 2002, Jin Yong himself issued a statement saying that all the copyrights of the novel belonged to him and that no one could publish, adapt, or distribute the novel without permission. Since Jin Yong's novels had become one of the classics of Chinese literature, the copyright of the Legend of Jin Yong had also caused some controversy. Some publishing companies and production companies had tried to adapt or make sequels to the novel, but Jin Yong himself opposed it, saying that any attempt to violate his copyright was illegal.

Up to now, Zhang Jizhong had remade the following martial arts dramas: 1." Eight Dragons ": aired in 2002, directed by Zhang Jizhong and starred by Chen Kun, Lin Zhiying, Zhong Lidi and others. The play told the story of the Liao and Xixia allied forces attacking the Central Plains after the Battle of Yanmen Pass in the Northern Song Dynasty. 2. Legend of the Condor Heroes: aired in 2003, directed by Zhang Jizhong and starred by Li Yapeng, Zhou Jie, Huang Rihua, etc. The play tells the story of Guo Jing, Huang Rong and their families 'growth and adventures during the Southern Song Dynasty. 3." Smiling Proud in the World ": aired in 2006, directed by Zhang Jizhong, Li Yapeng, Yuan Hong, Huo Jianhua, etc. The play told the story of the swordsman Linghu Chong in Jianghu. 4."The Condor Heroes": aired in 2016 and starred by Zhang Jizhong, Liu Yifei, Yang Yang, Yan Yikuan, etc. The drama narrated the love and grudges between Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu. 5. The Deer and the Cauldron: aired in 2010, directed by Zhang Jizhong and starred by Huang Xiaoming, Wei Xiaobao, Yang Mi, etc. The play told the story of Wei Xiaobao in Jianghu at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhang Jizhong was a famous director and producer in mainland China. He had directed many remakes of Jin Yong's novels. However, in recent years, he did not continue to remake Jin Yong's novels. The specific reasons may be as follows: Jin Yong's novels have become a cultural symbol and are widely accepted. The risk of remaking works is relatively high. If the remake could not be recognized by the public, it might have a negative impact on the original work, so the director and producer needed to consider it carefully. The plot and characters in Jin Yong's novels were very complicated, and they needed excellent screenwriters and directors to present them. A remake required a deep understanding and grasp of the original work, otherwise it might not produce a good effect. The influence of Jin Yong's novels has gone beyond the entertainment field, and its content also involves many aspects such as society and history. Therefore, the remake needed to consider its impact on society and history, while also balancing entertainment and depth. The development of modern society has caused the audience's demand for TV series to change. The remake works need to adapt to the needs and aesthetics of the new era.