guoxue fever vs guoxue craze

Some examples from the web:

• Temperate deciduous fever, fjord fever...
• The blood fever has been purged.
• Sweet Corrine died from fever and grief.
• Lassa fever is present in West Africa.
• Kidney failure, spiking fever, breathing difficulties.
• Our patient also developed a raging fever overnight.
• The nation's gripped with millionaire fever.
• I'll probably catch yellow fever.
• Fever plus frequent urination could mean prostatitis.
• Most men have fever and hallucinations.
• You said the fever strikes only humans.
• The oil fever lasted four days.
• Celecoxib may mask fever and other signs of inflammation.
• Your dad's fever has stabilized.
• This fever is consistent with Beta hallucinations.
• Patients who develop fever should promptly seek medical attention.
• Fever dreams can be quite vivid.
• Other important symptoms are high fever and mental confusion.
• Pain, hypertension, hyperesthesia, fever.
• Peripheral neuropathy, fever and intermittent paranoia.

Some examples from the web:

• I brought the crocs craze to America.
• This man is theatrical producer Sir Michael Craze.
• The potato bar craze is finally over.
• I'm Craze, short for Crazy.
• Like that craze for baby alligators in New York years back.
• Now try the hottest new craze... beef milk.
• When we're married you'll have to get over this film craze.
• That's a real uplifting story, Craze.
• I can't go to Disneyland, Craze.
• Sir, Tokyo Sin is just a craze.
• Invent a craze to replace it.
• They called him Craze, short for Crazenovski, he was Polish.
• Margaret, and come to think of it she looks like Craze.
• 'Craze was passionate, and he woke a passion up in me.
• He's been denouncing the whole diamond craze.
• It's the latest craze in after-hours entertainment.
• I think that's a craze among teens right now.
• Once the cupcake craze hit in '04, we never looked back.
• Subject: Eyeballing: the dangerous new craze of young Europeans
• Sir, this Baby Feels-A-Lot craze isn't going away.