上世纪五十年代,台湾的许多商人知道于右任是著名的书法家,纷纷在自己的公司、店铺、饭店门口挂起了署名于右任题写的招牌,以招徕顾客。其中确为于右任所题的极少,赝品居多。一天,一个学生匆匆来见于右任,说:“老师,我今天中午去一家平时常去的小饭馆吃饭,想不到他们居然也挂起了以您的名义题写的招牌。明目张胆地欺世盗名,您老说可气不可气?” In the 1950s many Taiwanese businessmen knew that Ren You Ren was a famous calligrapher who hung the signboard signed by his right-hand title in front of his company, shop and restaurant to attract customers. Which indeed is the subject of the right minimal, fake majority. One day, a student hurried to the right and said, “Teacher, I went to a small restaurant frequented by noon today, and could not imagine that they actually also hung the signboard inscribed on your behalf. Say exasperating? ”