During the Super Bowl halftime show, Chinese Internet users were abuzz about a woman called "Fruit Sister."

“超級(jí)碗”中場(chǎng)秀期間，中國(guó)的網(wǎng)友們熱議一個(gè)名叫“水果姐（Fruit Sister）”的女人。

Sounds mysterious, but you already know who she is. "Fruit Sister," or "shui guo jie," is what people in China call Katy Perry -- referring to her tendency to wear fruit costumes and bring giant fruit with her on stage.

乍聽(tīng)之下令人有些費(fèi)解，但你應(yīng)該已經(jīng)知道她是誰(shuí)了。中國(guó)人將凱蒂?佩里（Katy Perry)稱(chēng)之為“水果姐”——用來(lái)指代她喜歡穿水果禮服，表演時(shí)也愛(ài)將巨大的水果帶上舞臺(tái)的習(xí)慣。

In the past, the pop star has performed in sparkly watermelon-cup bras, sung while holding a large inflatable strawberry and even burst out of a giant banana.

此前，這位流行樂(lè)明星曾穿著閃閃發(fā)亮的西瓜文胸表演，手捧巨大的充氣草莓演唱，甚至在一次演出中從一只大香蕉中鉆了出來(lái)。

She's also talked about growing and eating her own fruit, so it's a pretty fair nickname.

她也曾透露過(guò)會(huì)吃自己親手種植的水果。所以呢，這個(gè)昵稱(chēng)算得上名副其實(shí)。

But "Fruit Sister" isn't the only Western celeb to get an interesting Chinese alias. Here are a few others and the stories behind them:

不過(guò)“水果姐”并不是唯一一位有幸獲得有趣中文別名的西方名人，來(lái)看看其他名人的中文化名和名字的由來(lái)吧：