The famous geologist Li Siguang, formerly known as Zhongyun. When he filled out the registration form for the middle school examination, he actually wrote the word "fourteen" in his age in the name column, and the result was that the registration form was invalid, and he could not receive the second one according to the regulations. In this way, he had to change the word "ten" on this registration form to the word "Li", but the "four" was not easy to change. It's called "Li Si" and it's not good. When he was in trouble, he suddenly saw a horizontal plaque hanging in the middle of the hall with several large characters engraved with "light by four tables", and he moved with a clever move, simply let the "four" word remain, and then added a "light" word, which became "Li Siguang" - the light was four tables, and the four sides were bright.
Li Siguang
The famous popular science writer Gao Shiqi, formerly known as Gaoshi Town. In 1930, he returned to China from the Chicago Medical College in the United States and served as the director of the laboratory department of the Kuomintang Nanjing Government Medical College. He hated the Kuomintang's corrupt and deceitful bureaucratic rule to the bone, resolutely abandoned his official post, and was employed by the semi-monthly magazine "Reading Life", focusing on the creation of popular science, changing his name to Gao Shiqi. He said to his friend, "Throw away people and don't become officials, and throw away gold is not for money."
Coatschi
Liu Xianzhou, a pioneer in mechanical engineering, was originally named Crane, the character Xianzhou, and in 1907, he changed his name to "Liu Zhenhua" (meaning "to revitalize China"). In 1924, he became the president of Beiyang University, one of the earliest engineering universities in China in 1924, but when Chiang Kai-shek's forces reached into the north, some people ostracized Liu Zhenhua, a member of the old alliance, and he resigned as president of Beiyang University in one breath, never cooperating with the Kuomintang. Unfortunately, because there was also an important person in the Kuomintang military circles at that time named "Liu Zhenhua", in order to avoid "Zhenhua" and "Zhenhua" being mistaken for one person, Liu Zhenhua changed his name to "Liu Xianzhou", and "Xianzhou" was the consonant of his word "Xianzhou". Since then, Liu Xianzhou has appeared on the scientific stage of our country with a new name.
Liu Xianzhou
The famous plant virologist Peng Jiamu, formerly known as Jiamu. It means "family harmony". In 1956, in order to develop Xinjiang and build the frontier of the motherland, he gave up the opportunity to go abroad for further study and took the initiative to ask to work in Xinjiang. In a letter of determination written to the leaders of the Shanghai Institute of Biochemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, he officially changed his name to "Peng Jiamu" He explained: Jiamu, taken together, is the word "shelf", I want to build a bridge between Shanghai and the frontier, I want to jump out of the small family to Xinjiang, add grass and wood to the frontier.
Pengam
"Science and Technology Daily" Zhang Fuminwen