What does Harry Porterie's Muggle mean?

Muggles refer to die-hards in the world who don't believe in magic.

Muggle is a transliteration of the word Muggle, which was created by J.K. Rowling, a British female writer, in her work Harry Potter, indicating non-magical human beings, that is, ordinary people in daily life.

With the popularity of the novel Harry Potter in the world, the word "Muggle" has gradually integrated into people's daily life. Muggles in life generally refer to people who are not as skilled as others, but at the same time they are stubborn.

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When a muggle sees a dragon, the memory eraser of the Ministry of Magic will use a forgetting spell to make the muggle forget everything he saw. The Ministry of magic uses the muggle-expelling curse to hide some wizard buildings; This is why Muggles can't see Hogwarts. Many wizards seem to be friendly to Muggles, but some wizards think Muggles are annoying and troublesome.

The Ministry of Magic has promulgated the Muggle Protection Act to ensure that the whole magical world is safe under the noses of Muggles. Most wizards know little about Muggle society. When they tried to imitate muggles, the result was very funny. Hogwarts offers a course called Muggle Studies, from which students can learn about the living habits of Muggles and how Muggles can survive without the help of magic.