Guo Moruo can tell fortune _ Is Guo Moruo's horoscope good?

Guo Moruo is a famous master of literature and history in modern China. Guo Moruo was very clever since he was a child. By the age of seven, he had been able to recite 300 Tang poems and speak them. Once, the peaches on the mountain behind the private school were ripe, and several friends went up the mountain to pick peaches together. Suddenly, an old monk ran out of the temple and said that peaches belonged to the temple. Everyone was scared to hide when they saw the old monk. Only Guo Moruo and the old monk theorized: "This peach tree existed before the temple was built. Why did you return to the temple? " The old monk said angrily, "everything around our temple is ours!" " Guo Moruo said with a smile, "According to you, the temple was built near the private school, so it should be owned by the private school?" Hearing this, the old monk immediately blushed and raised his stick to drive Guo Moruo and his friends away. The old monk couldn't swallow this tone, so he went to the private school to complain to the teacher the next day. After learning about this, the teacher asked everyone if they had eaten the peaches of the old monk. Seeing that no one dared to say anything, the old monk was very proud. He smiled hypocritically and said, "You are all scholars. Today, I found out who is right and who is wrong in the first couplet, so I will not pursue this matter. " Then, the old monk shook his head and read, "I wonder who stole the peach and drilled the dog hole yesterday?" The students were very angry when they heard the first couplet. Just as everyone was thinking hard, Guo Moruo quickly made a couplet: "I will be there when I go to Bukan Palace in Guangxi." That means: when I grow up, I will be a talented person and serve my country. Guo Moruo's second couplet not only has clear pronunciation and mellow voice, but also expresses his lofty aspirations. The students clapped their hands happily, and the old monk was too angry to speak for a long time.