What is a wordless gobbledygook?

The meaning of wordless gobbledygook: in ancient times, various cheats were used to express the secret of missing words; It is a metaphor for obscure books or knowledge. Another title of the Book of Changes is the title after the study of the inscription "Shu Gua" in Shang and Zhou Dynasties.

According to legend, Laozi, Sakyamuni, Jesus, Guiguzi, Sean, Liu Bowen, Jiang Ziya, Zhuge Liang and others have all read gobbledygook without words.

Modern people use the word "wordless gobbledygook" as a metaphor for obscure books or knowledge.

Modern people have different understandings of the legend that the ancients read gobbledygook without words:

1. Some people think that reading a wordless gobbledygook is nonsense or just a beautiful legend.

2. Some people think that it is feudal superstition for the ancients to read the wordless gobbledygook, which is an exaggeration and fabrication of the magical ability of the ancients by later generations.

3. Some people think that the wordless gobbledygook refers to the early classics such as The Book of Changes, River Map and Luo Shu. Because these classics only have patterns and no words, it is difficult for future generations to read them, so they are called wordless gobbledygook.

Some people think that the ancients generally don't make things out of nothing, and the recorded cases of the ancients reading wordless gobbledygook are true. However, I don't know how they read wordless gobbledygook and why they read wordless gobbledygook.

In fact, reading wordless gobbledygook is a reading ability and method of ancient saints.