No, in academic research, references are used for reference, not for direct quotation or plagiarism. Therefore, if you quote the same references in your paper, but you don't directly quote or copy other people's opinions or contents, then it is not plagiarism.

However, if you quote the same reference in your paper, directly quote or copy other people's opinions or contents, then this constitutes plagiarism. Therefore, it is suggested that when quoting or using other people's opinions or contents, you must indicate the source to avoid possible plagiarism.