The reason why South Korea says that bath friends plagiarize bath gods is because the names of the two movies are only one word apart, and both movies are about bathing. But this is just the same subject. The main lines of the two stories are completely different. There is nothing in a story. How can I copy it? Bathing is just a common thing in China's daily life, mostly in the northeast, and it is also a cultural tradition. Every country has a bath, South Korea can shoot such content, and China can of course.
Besides, our movie story has nothing to do with that cartoon in Korea. You can watch this movie and make a comparison. Now the box office of this movie has accumulated a reputation of10 million, which is quite good. On the premise of originality, the framework of this film still makes the audience like it very much, and it is also a family movie.
However, the Korean media has not responded to this matter now. In fact, even if you don't respond, you already know. The two works have nothing in common and have not been copied. Every country has its own cultural content, but everyone is doing the same thing. For example, your country loves noodles, and so does our country. Bathing is obviously a normal thing, just a daily life. It's puzzling that South Korea actually thinks this is a unique feature of their country, and this film is suspected of copying them.