Guo Anna (1894- 1995), formerly known as Tomoko Sato, was born in a noble family in Japan and graduated from Sendai Girls' School in Japan. It is Guo Moruo's second wife. Guo Moruo has four men and one woman. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he became a citizen of China and settled in Dalian. He was a member of the Sixth China People's Political Consultative Conference, and he has been in office ever since. The United Front Work Department and China People's Political Consultative Conference celebrated her 90th birthday. 1995 died in Shanghai at the age of 10 1. Previously, she donated all her savings to China.

The eldest son: Guo Hefu is a famous chemical physicist in China Academy of Sciences.

The second son: Guo Bo, architect, photographer, counselor of Shanghai Municipal Government Counselor's Office, director of Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Foundation, member of China Photographers Association, and chief engineer of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research Institute.

The third son: Guo (also known as Fosheng), an engineer at the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Daughter: Guo Shuxuan. Guo Shuxuan later married Lin and gave birth to a female Lin. Lin Cong studied in Japan, became a Japanese citizen by naturalization, and changed his name to Fujita Rinai. He is currently a professor of China Literature in the Department of Literature of National Museum University of Japan, and participated in the establishment of the Guo Moruo Research Society in Japan. Guo Shuxuan and Lin's son, graduated from Tsinghua University.

The fourth son: Guo Zhihong is a visiting professor and pianist at the Central Conservatory of Music.