Go 구조체를 역참조하면 새 복사본이 생성되나요?

package main

import (
    "fmt"
)

type me struct {
    color string
    total int
}

func study() *me {
    p := me{}
    p.color = "tomato"
    fmt.Printf("%p\n", &p.color) // Address of p.color
    return &p
}

func main() {
    p := study() // p is a pointer to a struct
    fmt.Printf("&p.color = %p\n", &p.color) // Address of p.color

    obj := *p // obj is a copy of the struct pointed to by p
    fmt.Printf("&obj.color = %p\n", &obj.color) // Address of obj.color

    fmt.Printf("obj = %+v\n", obj)

    p.color = "purple" // Changes color of the struct pointed by p
    fmt.Printf("p.color = %p\n", &p.color)
    fmt.Printf("p = %+v\n", p)
    fmt.Printf("obj  = %+v\n", obj)

    obj2 := *p // Another copy is made
    fmt.Printf("obj2 = %+v\n", obj2)
}