The production company behind the upcoming drama series "Dear X" has acknowledged and apologized for similarities between their promotional poster and that of a Chinese film, leading to the immediate removal of the design.

The controversy erupted shortly after the "Dear X" poster was released, with online communities quickly pointing out the striking resemblances to a poster from an unnamed Chinese movie. The similarities sparked accusations of plagiarism and prompted a wave of criticism directed at the drama's production team.

In response to the allegations, the production house issued a statement admitting the likeness and expressing their regret. They stated that they recognized the validity of the concerns raised and acknowledged the "similarity" with the other design. As a result, the company has taken swift action and removed the poster from all promotional materials and platforms.

The production company has also issued an apology, stating that they did not do enough to ensure the originality of the poster's design. They further stated that they are looking into the matter to understand how the similarities occurred during the design process. The company has pledged to implement stricter guidelines and oversight in the future to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

"Dear X" is an upcoming drama that has garnered attention for its cast and storyline. The series is scheduled to be showcased at the Busan Film Festival. The series features Kim You Jung, who is trying to rise to the top, and Kim Young Dae, who has vowed to protect her.