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Luo Huasheng-Xu

Mao Dun-Shen Yanbing

Cao Yu-Wan Jiabao

Gorky-Alexei Macsimovici Peter Skov

Lao She: Lao She, formerly known as Shu Qingchun, was renamed Shu Sheyu after school. "Sheyu" is the split of the word "Shu": Sheyu, give up; For me. It means "give up on yourself", that is, "forget me". Later, it was simply called "Lao She". The reason is that I am used to the relatives' names when my friends meet in the north, such as "Lao Wang, Ma Lao" and so on.

In addition, there are the meanings of self-sacrifice and self-motivation, and "who is it?" The pseudonym "Lao She" was first used by him when he published the novel "Lao Zhang's Philosophy" on 1926. Add the word "old" in front of "Lao She" and remove the word "Yu" behind it, and it becomes the well-known "Lao She". This "old" does not mean old age, but has a consistent and eternal meaning, which together means consistent and eternal "forgetting me".

Bing Xin: "Bing Xin" is taken from the poem of Wang Changling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: "Friends and relatives in Luoyang ask each other, and a piece of Bing Xin is in the jade pot". The reason why she chose "Bing Xin" as the pen name, she explained herself: "First, because the word Bing Xin is simple and easy to write, it means Zi Ying. Secondly, I am too timid to be criticized by others. The word Bing Xin is new. When people see it, they won't think that these two words have anything to do with Xie Wanying. "