Guo Jingjing (1981-), a famous Chinese female diver and multiple Olympic gold medalist

Guo Jingming (born 1983), a Chinese writer of young-adult fiction and popular media figure

Guo Moruo (1892-1978), a famous Chinese writer, historian, and influential political figure.

Terry Gou (1950-), prominent Taiwanese businessman and founder of the electronics manufacturer Foxconn

Guo Pu (276–324), a famous writer, scholar, and practitioner of divination during the Eastern Jin Dynasty; well known for his commentaries on ancient texts like [[尔雅|爾雅|er3 ya3]], [[山海经|山海經|shan1 hai3 jing1]], and [[方言|方言|fang1 yan2]].

Guo Boxiong (1942-), a Chinese military officer who served as Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission

Famous Tang dynasty general (697–781) who suppressed the An Lushan Rebellion and served four emperors; he was also known as [[郭令公|郭令公|guo1 ling4 gong1]] or [[郭汾阳|郭汾陽|guo1 fen2 yang2]]

(literary) the inner and outer city walls; the [[城|城|cheng2]] is the inner wall and the [[郭|郭|guo1]] is the outer wall

Xilingol, a league level administrative division of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Xilingol League, a prefecture-level division of Inner Mongolia

A person who is foolishly kind to evil people; based on a Ming Dynasty story about a scholar who saved a wolf from hunters only to have the wolf attempt to eat him.

Guo Shoujing (1231–1316), a prominent Chinese astronomer, hydrologist, and mathematician of the Yuan dynasty; he is best known for creating the accurate Shoushi calendar and designing advanced astronomical instruments.

Guo Xiaochuan (1919-1976), a communist poet and hero during the war with Japan who died after prolonged persecution during the Cultural Revolution

Guo Songtao (1818–1891), a statesman and diplomat of the late Qing dynasty who served as the first Chinese minister to Britain and France; he was an early advocate for Western technology and political systems

a two-character surname; famously associated with the kind-hearted but foolish character Mr. Dongguo in a Chinese fable

Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region [[新疆维吾尔自治区|新疆維吾爾自治區|xin1 jiang1 wei2 wu2 er3 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

Qian Gorlos Mongol autonomous county in [[松原|松原|song1 yuan2]], Jilin province

Guo Xi (c. 1020–1090), a famous Northern Song landscape painter and theorist; known for his masterpiece "Early Spring" and for developing the "three distances" theory of perspective in Chinese painting.

The outer part of the ear, made of cartilage, that collects sound waves; also written [[耳廓|耳廓|er3 kuo4]] or [[耳壳|耳殼|er3 ke2]]

Guo Yonghuai (1909-1968), Chinese aviation pioneer

Guo Quan (1968-), former professor at Nanjing Normal University who was dismissed and imprisoned after founding the New People's Party of China

Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region

Qian Gorlos Mongol autonomous county in Songyuan [[松原|松原|song1 yuan2]], Jilin province

Holingol, a county-level city in [[通辽市|通遼市|tong1 liao2 shi4]], Inner Mongolia

honorific name for the Tang Dynasty general Guo Ziyi, referring to his high ministerial rank

outer city wall; the wall encircling the outer districts of a city beyond the inner fortification

Guo Maoqian (1041-1099), a Song dynasty scholar and editor of the [[乐府诗集|樂府詩集|yue4 fu3 shi1 ji2]] (Collection of Yuefu Songs and Ballads)

Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture in the [[新疆维吾尔自治区|新疆維吾爾自治區|xin1 jiang1 wei2 wu2 er3 zi4 zhi4 qu1]] region

Holingol, a county-level city in [[通辽市|通遼市|tong1 liao2 shi4]], Inner Mongolia

honorific name for the Tang Dynasty general and statesman Guo Ziyi, referring to his title as the Prince of Fenyang

Lazzaro Cattaneo (1560-1640), Italian Jesuit missionary in China

two-character surname

[Taiwan] A type of freshwater fish native to Africa and widely farmed, named after Wu Zhenhui and Guo Qizhang who introduced it to Taiwan in 1946

Missing or corrupted text in a book or manuscript. This idiom refers to two incomplete phrases from the classic text "Spring and Autumn Annals": "summer, five" (missing the month) and "Duke of Guo" (lacking a corresponding narrative).

to be situated or located close to the outer walls of a city

missing text or character in an ancient document; a clerical error in copying text

the outer wall surrounding a city in ancient China

(?-977) A famous painter, scholar, and calligrapher of the early Northern Song dynasty, originally from Luoyang; known for his landscape paintings and his expertise in paleography as seen in works like [[汗简|汗簡|han4 jian3]].

Famous knight-errant from Zhi (modern Jiyuan, Henan) during the Western Han dynasty known for his chivalry, courage, and simple lifestyle; he was eventually executed by Emperor Wu of Han.

scholar and statesman of the state of Yan during the Warring States period who advised King Zhao on attracting talented people

To be located close to or just outside the outer walls of a city or capital