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8月10日凌晨1时许，著名作家余华在社交平台发文称：“再次声明，《家徽》不是我的作品”。

At around 1 am on Monday, renowned Chinese author Yu Hua took to social media to set the record straight: "Family Emblem is not my work."

余华发的图片中显示，2017年4月14日，其在一场公开活动中曾说道，“我先说一件事，刚才收到湖北作家胡成中的信，1995年他在《百花园》发表了一篇散文《家徽》，被喜马拉雅电台《十点读书》栏目以我的名字播放，有段时间了，点击率还很高，已经有74.5万次的播放，这不是我的作品，是胡成中先生的作品。”

In his post, Yu shared a screenshot of a statement he had made in 2017, which read: "I received a letter from Hu Chengzhong, a writer from Hubei, informing me that his 1995 essay Family Emblem had been broadcast on a Ximalaya FM's program under my name. It had already garnered 745,000 listens. That work is not mine — it belongs to Hu Chengzhong."

余华发布了多张AI问答及社交平台的截图，无论是AI问答还是网友，甚至印刷品，都将《家徽》的作者标为“余华”。

这不是余华第一次“被署名”，也不是他第一次“亲自下场”。7月16日，余华更新社交平台，打假网上售卖的“余华亲笔签名图书”，引发关注。

This is not the first time Yu Hua has had to correct works that were wrongly attributed to him, nor is it the first time he has personally stepped in to expose fakes.

根据评论区回复可知，当晚余华正要“投屏看比赛”，该假冒商品就被“推送”给了本人。于是他反手就发了一帖，晒出一张售价168元、宣称带有本人亲笔签名的《活着》商品页面截图，并附上醒目的提醒：假的！

On July 16, Yu took to social media to debunk so-called "signed copies" of his books being sold online. His response was simple: "Fake!"

His post included a screenshot of an online listing offering a copy of his novel To Live for 168 yuan and claiming that it bore his autograph. According to his comments, the listing had been recommended to him by the platform's algorithm while he was getting ready to watch a match, prompting him to immediately call it out.

该帖发布后，不仅点赞持续增长，余华本人更是在评论区贡献了不少“神回复”：

The post quickly gained traction online, with readers also flocking to Yu Hua's comment section to enjoy his witty, down-to-earth replies.

witty /ˈwɪti/: 机智幽默的，诙谐的

down-to-earth /ˌdaʊn tu ˈɜːrθ/: 务实的，接地气的