How do you usually introduce your last name to others?

Hello, my name is Liang, the "Liang" in butterfly lovers.

Although in history, the real Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai were people in different time and space, Liang Shanbo was a county magistrate in Yinxian County, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province in the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Yingtai was a female bandit in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was no intersection between them in reality, not to mention how they fell in love after so many years of time and space ...

But in folk stories, their stories are not comparable to the story of "Cowherd and Weaver Girl Meet at the Bridge on Qixi". Many people know that such a tragic couple can't share happiness in life, but they want to die in the same cave, and finally both of them die in become a butterfly ... There are countless music, drama, TV series and movies derived from the story of Liang Zhu, and the existence of such works makes Liang Zhu more widely known.

So, when I introduce myself, when I talk about "Liang Zhu", many people will know that my surname is the "Liang" in "Liang Shanbo".

In the face of some older elders, especially male elders, I may introduce that my family name is Liang, the "Liangshan" where heroes are stationed in Water Margin, and I also hope that I can become an upright hero instead of being "driven to Liangshan".

Men's loyalty is emphasized by many older generations. Men should be cosmopolitan and open-minded. For them, although they know this kind of love, there are not many people who like it. On the contrary, stories like Three Kingdoms and Water Margin can arouse their interest and make them remember it better. When it comes to Liangshan, the elders will remember that heroes have no place to go, so they can only go to Liangshan.

When we meet in the future, we may remember, Oh, you are the "Xiaoliang" who wants to be a hero.

Actually, when introducing surnames, I will introduce them according to different occasions and different people. Try to make others remember me.

In the past, when I was running for various positions in the Youth League Committee and the Student Union in the university, when I introduced myself, I introduced my surname. My favorite is to quote the idiom "the pillar of the country". Surnames are born, but people's achievements need continuous efforts the day after tomorrow. I was born with the surname Liang, and I also aim to become a pillar of the country, and I am determined to start from a "small family" to support our youth league study. In order to support this day of the League School, I will do it ...

Of course, a person's surname has nothing to do with him personally. When we introduce it, it is very simple for people to remember it, but what really makes others recognize is definitely not a simple introduction. We need to do our job well and really practice what we say.