Is Duke Zhou really that accurate?

I believe everyone has heard the story of a scholar who went to Beijing to take an exam and had a dream every night. The first night, the scholar dreamed that he was planting cabbage on the wall. The next night, the scholar dreamed that he was wearing a hat and umbrella in the rain. On the third night, the scholar dreamed that he and his beloved cousin were lying in bed back to back. The fortune teller's explanation of these three dreams is useless, unnecessary and hopeless, while the innkeeper's explanation of these three dreams is high-level, so he is ready to turn over. Two different interpretations have created two different lives for scholars. In fact, what can dreaming at night represent? And can Duke Zhou really interpret dreams? The legend makes sense. Some dreams are terrible. This is Xiaoyu's personal experience. His sixth sense is so strong and accurate. Whenever something happens that affects Xiaoyu's life, there will always be some strange dreams close to Xiaoyu's sleeping brain. Xiaoyu fell asleep quietly in her room that afternoon. Last night, she listened to music and drank several cups of coffee in a coffee shop. Xiaoyu didn't leave until dawn after 6 o'clock. Xiaoyu sleeps quietly in her room during the day. He had a terrible nightmare. He dreamed that the walls and floor of her room were covered with snakes of various sizes. Xiaoyu was so scared that she was awakened in her sleep. Xiaoyu is a strong boy. He won't bother others whatever he can do. In the bustling university campus, the light rain in black leisure suit and Yingying holding Tomalin's cup met on the fantastic music stage. After meeting, their eyes and smiles made Xiaoyu unforgettable. That night, Xiao Yu, who was only 22 years old, dreamed that she had her son Xiao Xin. He saw his son standing in a beautiful green fairyland, surrounded by large and small black stones. Xiao Xin pointed to the black stone on the ground and said to Xiaoyu: His father, father, Tomalin and I are all your sons.