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"Celebrity Forever" or "Fame Forever"?
There is no such idiom as "eternal fame".

1, celebrities are eternal.

Flow means circulation. "Eternity" means a long time.

So it is more appropriate to use "Liu". The complete meaning of "celebrities of past dynasties" means that fame and glory have been praised (beyond dynasties).

2. There is no such word as "fame will remain forever", but there is a word as "fame will remain in history", which means to leave a good reputation in history.

Because "dull" stays there motionless, it can't be described as "eternal", but it is more appropriate to describe it as "historical history" with little change.

Zhuge Liang, an eternal celebrity

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There are also the following idioms related to "eternity":

Through the ages: describe the great achievements handed down from generation to generation.

Inch-heart is eternal: inch-heart has eternal knowledge.

Eternal fame: metaphor of good reputation.

It is unique throughout the ages: it has long-term value; Have unique expertise or advantages. Use "unique".

Eternal romance: refers to elegant things that have been handed down for a long time.

Immortality: A good name will be passed down to future generations.

Eternal hatred: Eternal hatred: a long time. The legacy of resentment will last forever.

Excellence through the ages: Excellence: the degree reaches the extreme, surpassing everything. More than anyone before.

References:

Baidu Chinese-Celebrities of Past Dynasties

Baidu Chinese-a name in history