Guo Quan was a young man, as the uncle of the first state of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he served as a waiter at the Yellow Gate and became the "General Manager of the Great Interior", he was young and old, his mind was clever, he was cautious, he was low-key, he was diligent and conscientious for fourteen years, he followed the emperor's brother-in-law, ate and lived together, and did not leave his side. Liu Xiu was fifteen years older than Guo Quan, and Guo Quan was fifteen years older than his first nephew, Liu Jiang. Liu Jiang's birth undoubtedly made Liu Xiu, an elderly young man who had just been proclaimed emperor, a late marriage and late childbearing, a surprise to be a father, because the arrival of his son further stimulated his successors to have a sense of mission and a more confident way to fight in the world and sit in the country and strive hard. When his first son was still in infancy, he made Guo Shengtong empress and Liu Jiang the crown prince, and the young Guo Quan became the first uncle of the Eight Hundred Sons in the history of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Although Guo Quan lost his father from an early age, his mother Guo Lord had a great-mother sage, "good manners and frugality, and the virtue of motherhood", and was also a mother who Made Liu Xiu very respectful. With such a mother, the influence of Guo Quan's tutoring can be imagined, which is also an important reason why Guo Quan makes Liu Xiu like. Although he has not yet married and started a family, his sister first added a nephew, and his inner joy of being an uncle goes without saying, coupled with the fact that his nephew became the prince as soon as he was born, Liu Xiu and Guo Qing naturally had another topic of common concern, and the friendship between his monarchs and courtiers was more of a strong family affection. Guo Quan was undoubtedly the most important person outside the mother and son of the emperor and empress. Guo Quan spent fourteen years with Liu Xiu day and night, and he should have insight into Liu Xiu's personality and the depths of his heart, and he had a sharp mind, and he was thinking of Liu Xiu's thoughts, anxious about Liu Xiu's anxiety, and willing to dedicate everything to Liu Xiu. Therefore, in Liu Xiu's later years, with the successive deaths of the elders who followed him to fight in the Jiangshan, Liu Xiu felt that the friendship between him and Guo Quan became more and more precious, "The emperor is fortunate to be the first, and the princes will drink Yan in their own families, reward money and money, abundant Mobi, and the 'Golden Cave' of the Jingshi family." In Liu Xiu's later years, Guo Quan served as the post of Dahongxu and ranked among the Three Dukes and Nine Secretaries. And Liu Xiu personally led the princes Xun Gui to Visit Guo Quan's house many times, bringing Guo Quan a glory that was unmatched by the Eastern Han Dynasty. And Guo Quan, who did not engage in business and was not corrupt, became the richest man in the capital by relying on the reward of the emperor, rich in the world, and really a living god of wealth.