A Typical Case of Extremely Sueprising Plagiarism and Imitations —On the Revised Edition of Ancient Chinese Chiefly Edited by Pro. Jing guisheng and His Defence of His Plagiarism and mitations
by Lu Youren Wang Yongan
Abstract: Comparing with the plagiarism and imitations in the first edition, Pro. Jing guisheng not only doesn’t pull in his horns but also becomes aggravated. In the revised edition of Ancient Chinese chiefly edited by him. And he goes so far as to be plagiarizing and imitating by fair means of foul. Firstly, this paper is to expose all his dirty trick and strongly condemn him. In August,2001,Jing guisheng published his work named Jing’s Linguistics and Philology Theses,in which he wrote 3 articles to defend his plagiarism and imitations besides continuing blowing his own trumpet. Secondly, the paper thinks that Jing guisheng’s defence means that there is a group of people in the intellectual circles who know nothing about the academic morals, the academic standards, and the intellectual property rights. By means of presenting the facts and reasoning things out, the paper refutes Jing guisheng’s defence point by point from two aspects—the academic standards and the intellectual property rights.
Key Words: Pro. Jing guisheng;Forge prints; plagiarism; imitations;mistakes in common knowledge ;academic standards; the intellectual property rights