I read online that after Death Note was banned, China plagiarized a mentally retarded work called Class Notes. Isn’t that true?

First of all, I haven’t seen any official news about Youguan on the Internet. I have also read the official website of Animation City, but many forums and BLOG comments are as follows:

“Excellent domestically produced The theme of this event is to implement and promote the educational status of China’s domestic animation and original plots, enrich the extracurricular life of primary and secondary school students, and promote the construction of spiritual civilization. The theme this time is the 26-episode domestic long-form animation "Class Notes" that will be premiered in the "Animation City" column of CCTV channel in the near future.

The story tells a bizarre incident that happened in a middle school. The male protagonist Wang Xiaoming is an ordinary but top-notch top student in the class. He joined the Young Pioneers in the third grade of elementary school and is usually taciturn. One afternoon before school, he noticed a black-covered notebook that had fallen into the grass from upstairs. Out of curiosity, he picked it up after school. What surprised Xiao Ming was that the notes contained all the questions related to this year's high school entrance examination. As long as you fill in the blanks, you can get full marks. If this mysterious notebook is made public, it will cause chaos in this year's high school entrance examination. Later, the existence of this notebook was learned by the leaders of the Provincial Education Bureau. After research, the Provincial Education Bureau decided to send a teacher Li with many years of teaching experience to handle the matter because it was rumored that this teacher had repeatedly succeeded in the previous high school entrance examinations. He was named an outstanding provincial teacher for catching cheaters using complex cheating techniques, so few people in the city have seen his true face. Then in this middle school, Wang Xiaoming and Teacher Li launched a complicated psychological war around this note that can control the high school entrance examination as long as you fill in the blanks correctly. Teacher Li's whereabouts are mysterious and Wang Xiaoming has been unable to retaliate against him. During Mr. Li's surprise home visit, Wang Xiaoming put this notebook in the middle of the desk drawer to avoid inspection. However, the address he had always wanted to know could not be found because Mr. Li moved frequently... How did all this happen? What truth is hidden behind the incident? "There is only one truth!"

If it is true, and such self-deceptive plagiarism is nakedly displayed in front of you, China's animation industry should give up.

But based on what I know now, it is very likely that some boring person just made up such a joke.

The source of this article seems to come from here

/2/lib/200707/26/20070726182.htm Finally, it is noted that "This article is purely KUSO for everyone's enjoyment"

However, after this article was posted on forums and blogs (I think it was mostly just to make a joke at first, but almost no one noted that sentence), many uninformed people criticized CCTV. Domestic animations are indeed It is lagging behind, but the development of this cause requires enthusiasm, support and investment!