What animal is a gobbledygook?

The gobbledygook is the dragon of the zodiac.

"The Classic of Simple Morality": "When people offer Heluo and ask what it is, it is called a heavenly book." Taken together, the word "Heluo" means "River Map" and "Luoshu". Someone presented the river map and Luo Shu and asked what it was. Taihao Fuxi said, "The Book of Heaven".

Since then, the ancestor Fuxi has been inspired to create a complete set of dragon soul characters. The nine-pole and eight-array pictures, simple Tao Te Ching and infinite Xuan Yi Gong written by these dragon soul characters are collectively called heavenly books.

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The chaotic gobbledygook quoted in The Fairy Tales refers to the gobbledygook in the original prototype. The gobbledygook in the work is divided into three parts: magic, divination and Hyunri. In his Hyunri, astronomical geography, five lines of gossip, river chart and other stars are recorded.

Various surgical methods are recorded in the surgical articles, among which one technique has nine poles and eight arrays, and the Taoist scriptures are all in it. In divination, there are character spells, which record various ancient spells, and dragon soul characters are among them.

The origin of gobbledygook

The word "gobbledygook" was born in Tai Hao period. The simple Tao Te Ching said: "When people offer Heluo and ask what it is, it is called a heavenly book." Taken together, the word "Heluo" means "River Map" and "Luoshu". Someone presented the river map and Luo Shu and asked what it was. Taihao Fuxi said, "The Book of Heaven".

From then on, the ancestor Fuxi was inspired to create a complete set of dragon soul characters. The nine-pole and eight-array pictures written by these dragon soul characters and the simple Tao Te Ching are collectively called heavenly books. He Tu and Luo Shu are the oldest cultural heritage of China people, and they are indeed magical "heavenly books". For thousands of years, countless talented people have been studying and researching.

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