What does Kirin mean by sending a gobbledygook?

Kirin's gift of heavenly books is auspicious, usually praying for the blessing of the gods, wishing the family happiness, rolling financial resources, prosperous career, prosperous and harmonious family.

In the traditional culture of China, Kirin is regarded as a kind of god beast, which has the magical power to send children and books. It is said that when Kirin appears in a family, it will bring good luck and prosperity to the family. Therefore, the moral of Kirin's sending a heavenly book is usually to wish the family happiness, rolling financial resources, thriving career and family prosperity and harmony.

Besides, in some cultures, Kirin is regarded as a symbol of wisdom and creativity. Therefore, the gift of Kirin's heavenly book may also be regarded as a gift symbolizing wisdom and creativity, which can stimulate personal inspiration and talent and thus achieve success.

In a word, the gift of Kirin gobbledygook is a rich and auspicious gift, which is usually used to wish others happiness, health, prosperity and success.