It was more common for film and television adaptation of famous works to be regarded as the original work. This could be due to factors such as the success of the film and television adaptation and its performance in the market. As a literary work, masterpieces had unique charm and artistic value, and film adaptation usually made some adjustments and cuts to meet the requirements of film and television broadcast. These adapted works may have a certain impact on the image, plot, theme, and so on. Therefore, some people may think that the film adapted works are the real works. On the other hand, some people might view the film adaptation as the original work because they liked the original work. The film adaptation might be more exciting than the original work in terms of visual effects, sound effects, and actor performance. In addition, the film adaptation could better meet the tastes and needs of the audience, so some people would prefer the film adaptation. Whether we regard the film and television adaptation of a famous work as the original work or as an adapted version, we should respect the artistic and cultural value of the original work and at the same time appreciate the different forms and styles presented by the film and television adaptation.