Abstract: Micro-dramas face multifaceted copyright infringement throughout their lifecycle,spanning creation,distribution,and operation.These violations—including script plagiarism,generative AI-enabled infringement,and unauthorized content repurposing—reflect fundamental misalignments between traditional copyright frameworks and digital production paradigms.Four structural contradictions underlie this systemic dissonance:legal frameworks lag behind technological evolution;blurred copyright boundaries exacerbate weak rights consciousness;infringement concealment creates cost-prohibitive enforcement;and platforms demonstrate institutional accountability gaps.Addressing these challenges necessitates a multidimensional governance framework integrating institutional,technological,platform,and ecological dimensions.Institutional reforms should accelerate legal adaptation and regulatory enhancement;technological solutions require intelligent identification and traceability infrastructure;platform governance demands clear accountability mechanisms and public-private coordination;ecological development depends on professional services and industry self-regulation.This integrated approach not only resolves micro-drama copyright dilemmas but also advances governance paradigm transformation for digital creative industries.

Key words: micro-dramas, copyright, infringement, copyright governance, institutional lag, accountability gaps