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4 January 2021CopyrightRory O'Neill

Calls for ‘Anti-Plagiarism Day’ after Chinese author controversy

A Chinese research institute wants to mark December 31 as Anti-Plagiarism Day, after a controversy involving an author and screenwriter.

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