1. Tu Youyou. When Tu Youyou, winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, was born, his father Tu Liangui heard her crying, and casually recited the poem "Yoyou, the deer roars, eating the wormwood in the wild" from "The Book of Songs: Xiaoya: Deer Ming". And named it Yo Yo.

2. Lu Xun. Lu Xun's "Lu" is taken from Lu Xun's mother's surname, Xun, whose ancient meaning is wolf son. The literal meaning of Lu Xun can be understood as a brave son of a wolf; why does Lu Xun regard himself as the son of a wolf? He once said that he was willing to be a rebel of the old system. This name reflects Lu Xun's brave rebellious spirit.

3. Zhu Yuanzhang, formerly known as Zhu Chongba, was named Yuanzhang after joining the team fighting against the Yuan Dynasty. The original meaning of Zhang is a very sharp weapon, showing determination.

4. Guo Moruo. Guo Moruo's original name was Guo Kaizhen, because his hometown Leshan, Sichuan Province, has two rivers: one is Moshui (ie Dadu River) and the other is Ruoshui. He grew up drinking Ershui as a boy, so when he published new poems later, he used the pseudonym "Mo Ruo".

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Celebrity effect has had a profound impact on all aspects of life. For example, celebrity endorsement advertising can stimulate consumption, celebrities attending charity events can drive social care for the weak, etc.

To put it simply, celebrity effect is equivalent to a brand effect, which can drive people.

Its effect can be as powerful as crazy star-chasers. In real life, there are many people who use "names" and "celebrity effects" to make money, and it is getting worse. As incidents of celebrities being registered frequently appear in the news, even those as far away as Zhuge Liang and as recent as Jet Li and Yao Ming have not escaped becoming trademarks. Not only the artworks created by celebrities are worth collecting, but also the items used by celebrities should not be underestimated.