As we all know, CocaCola is Coca Cola, but few people ask: What does that mean? It turns out that Coca-Cola is the name of two plants, transliterated as coca bush and coca bush. The leaves and seeds of coca bush are the raw materials of this drink. Coca leaves contain cocaine, also known as cocaine (sometimes used as an anesthetic, especially for eyes, nose or throat, and this product is widely used as a medicine because of its excitability and irritation). Such a boring and even scary name was translated into Coca-Cola, which really turned Coca-Cola into magic. The success of Coca-Cola's translation lies in: 1) retaining the loud pronunciation of the original alliteration; Second, completely abandoned the meaning of the original text, but from the feelings and benefits of drinking drinks, the means are clever; Not everyone likes the taste of this drink. Many people even think it is like Chinese medicine, but it claims to be delicious and makes people happy after drinking it. Be good at boasting and pleasing the public. The above two cases are successful examples of retaining the pronunciation of the original brand name and changing the original intention. Others, such as China translated into Mercedes, Singapore and Malaysia translated into famous cars in Marseille. It turns out that Mercedes-Benz is the name of the boss's beloved daughter. Mercedes-Benz has deleted the complicated Mercedes-Benz, which is concise and loud.