Palmprint fortune telling

Palm reading has suddenly become popular in recent years. In the streets and tourist attractions, people often wink at passers-by to read their palms, telling people that the stripes on their palms are lifelines and career lines. It's just a comfort to claim that you can conclude that you live to dozens of years old, your career is underdeveloped, your family is harmonious, and you can even predict the good or bad luck of your family from your palm.

In a tourist attraction, I met an example that made people laugh and cry. A fortune teller took a female tourist in her forties to read her palm. It seems that what she said is: You are a rich man who doesn't have to worry about food and clothing (press: you can travel without worrying about food and clothing! If it is not family planning, you should have three children, at least one of whom can go to a key university. There is still a sign hanging behind the fortune teller, which reads: "The true story of Guiguzi, scientific fortune telling". It's strange, where did the key universities in the Guiguzi era come from?