The photographs of Internet sensation, the “handsome” homeless vagabond from Ningbo, China, Cheng Guorong or “Brother Sharp,” has registered to apply for a trademark. Zhao Xiaokai, who submitted the registration application said that he plans to auction the trademark online once he receives the approval and to donate the the money to Cheng.

Here are some photoshopped images of the “Handsome Beggar,” who was transformed into stunning model in posters and actor in movie posters using his trademark:

Story behind:

Cheng Guorong, 34, from Poyang county of Jiangxi province, left home for work 11 years ago. His father and wife died in a car accident a year ago, and he has two sons, aged 10 and 11.

According to his relatives, Cheng Guorong headed for Zhejiang’s Ningbo city in 2000 and lost contact with his family three years later.

Relatives said Cheng Guorong is a proud man and his mental illness may be linked with the pressures he faced in life.

Cheng Guorong lived unknown on the streets of Ningbo about half a month ago. He then suddenly became famous after an amateur photographer testing his camera lenses posted a set of photos taken of the homeless man online. His family soon found him with the help of these clues.

The frenzy peaked when netizens went onto the streets in search of “Brother Sharp”. They wanted to update his latest photos.