Whether the similar viewpoints in the paper belong to plagiarism depends on the specific situation. If you simply copy other people's paper views without adding your own ideas and opinions, then this behavior is likely to be identified as plagiarism. If you put forward similar views on the basis of respecting and understanding others' opinions and combining your own research data, cases or experimental results, then this behavior is not plagiarism.

If you are worried about being judged as plagiarism, you can use the paper duplicate checking system to detect it, so that you can make an accurate judgment.