Guo Moruo used more than 50 names, nicknames, aliases and pen names in his life. There are: Guo Kaizhen, Wen Bao, 82, Master Fenyang, Zhu Jun, Ding Fu, Mo Ruo, Xia She, Guo Moruo, Mo, Ai Mou, Guo, Gao Haoran, Macon, Wu Cheng, Lin Shouren, Du Mangshu, Du Mangshu, and Kan. Scholars, Niu,,, Ding Rucheng, Clark, Jiang and his wife, You Gu, and their husbands Sato, Guo Maiwei, Gao Ming and Yu Shuo used his wife Yu Liqun in the article.

Guo Moruo's mother Du invited Zhen to say that when she was pregnant, she dreamed that a little leopard suddenly bit the jaws of her left hand, so she named Guo Moruo "Wenbao". He ranks eighth in the family and his mother calls him "Bayer". Guo Moruo went to a private school at the age of four and a half. At home, he was named Guo Kaizhen, and his name was Wu Shang. "Guo Moruo" is his common pen name; Why did you name it "Moro"? Shawan Town, Leshan County, Sichuan Province has two main rivers, the Dadu River (formerly known as Ink) and the Duck River (formerly known as Ruoshui) which flows into the Dadu River. The word "Mo Ruo" in Sima Xiangru's Fisherman Shuba in Han Dynasty refers to the confluence of Dadu River and Yahe River. Guo Kaizhen used the pseudonym "Mo Ruo" for the first time when he published his early poems in Deng Xue News on June 5438+0965438+September 1 2009. With the publication of Goddess, Guo Moruo became familiar to people.