Chinese TV Series stealing Korean content again? … The poster for ”That Year, We” is also at the ”copy and paste” level

The Chinese TV series "My Childhood" has been embroiled in controversy over its plagiarism of the poster of "That Year We Were." Recently, the Chinese TV series "My Childhood" released a poster ahead of its broadcast.
In this context, some have pointed out that the poster resembles that of the SBS TV series "That Year, We."
The young couple are leaning against a wall with a refreshing tree in the background, laughing.
The impression that they even copied the costumes and shoes of the public cannot be wiped away. In Korea, there was even speculation that it was a remake of "That Year, We Were," but it was revealed that it was a completely different TV series.
Previously, the Chinese TV series "The Legend of the Jinja", which was broadcast on Disney+, was suspected of plagiarism of the MBC TV series "Jewel in the Palace".
At the time, Professor Seo Kyung-duk of Sungshin Women's University said, "The theft of Korean content in China has become widespread.
"It's a fact that everyone in the world already knows," he said, "so that Chinese people can have a correct understanding of history."
"We will do our best," he added. The allegations that China has plagiarized the storyline of a Korean TV series and now the poster have surfaced, causing outrage in Korea.
It's exploding.