A successful work should not be remade. The second debate is a problem.

This view was correct. Successful literary works were usually time-tested, with unique styles and profound thoughts, which made them difficult to remake. A remake might try to imitate their style and ideas, but it often failed to reach the level of the original and might even lose the original's characteristics and depth. In addition, the original works usually have a large number of readers and fans, while the remakes may not be able to obtain these support, making it difficult for them to succeed. Therefore, successful works should not be remade. Of course, this does not mean that all literary works should not be remade as long as they can maintain their own characteristics and depth and obtain the recognition and support of readers.