After Guo Moruo finished writing, he gave this poem to Mao Zedong through a client. After reading it, Mao Zedong also wrote a poem "With Comrade Guo Moruo", in which he said: When wind and thunder come together, there must be a pile of thin bones. Monks are fools, but they can still be cultivated, while demons are ghosts, which will cause disasters. The golden monkey made a thousand moves, and Yuyu clarified Wan Li. Today, I cheer for Sun, just because the demon fog is coming again.
After reading this poem by Mao Zedong, Guo Moruo immediately wrote another poem in the original rhyme of Mao Zedong, saying: If there is a thunderbolt in the clear sky, don't let the bones gather in piles. It's foggy all over the world for nine days, and disaster strikes eighty times. Monks know their regrets when they are punished, and pigs repay their regrets. Golden eye is unforgivable, even if the goblin comes 100 million times!
After Guo Moruo finished writing, he sent a client to Mao Zedong. Mao Zedong read it and said, "Harmony is good, don't chop up the Tang Priest's flesh in pieces. It would be nice if we adopted a United front policy towards the centrists. "