This is really... Korean TV series, Chinese movie poster ”plagiarism” affair

The poster for TVING's original TV series "Dear X" caused controversy after it was said to be similar to the poster for the 2017 Chinese film "The Devotion of Suspect X," and the company has since apologized and made its position clear.
On the 9th, TVING announced, "We belatedly became aware of the similarity of the launch poster for 'Dear X' to a specific reference, and have immediately stopped using it and will not use it in the future.
"We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by not being able to check the production process with the utmost care," the company said, adding, "We have decided to go through a thorough inspection process.
"We will be careful to prevent a similar incident from happening again," he added. Previously, on the 6th of this month, "Dear X" released a launch poster for the TV series. However, after that, SN
A post comparing the poster image of the Chinese film "The Devotion of Suspect X" spread widely on social media and online communities, causing controversy. Some people even pointed out that the composition and font of the text were similar,
The fact that both titles contain the letter "X" led some to think they were remakes. TVING Original "Dear X" is based on the web comic of the same name.
It is a brutal yet beautiful romance thriller about a woman who wears a mask to survive and the man who tries to save her. Actress Kim You Jung, actors Kim Young Dae, Kim Do Hoon, and actress Lee Yul Eum star in the film.
The film will be released in Korea on November 6th.