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Before the advent of psychoanalytic theory, the scientific community denied that dreams had any meaning. Of course, the scientific community at that time had an explanation for dreams -- it had an explanation for everything. Science is against nature.

A systematic interpretive activity in people and society, in which dreams cannot be left blank without interpreting them -- the past understanding was, "Dreams are the irregular activity of nerve cells in the brain." When people sleep, most nerve cells are inactive and are in a state of inhibition, while a few nerve cells are not inhibited and carry out irregular activities. That's the dream.

So dreams don't make sense. It's a doodle of the brain.

If you dream of being chased by a dog, it doesn't mean anything. Psychoanalytic theory has proposed a new insight into dreams, and this insight has been confirmed to a certain extent through the successful practice of dream interpretation. Psychoanalytic theories point out that there is another hidden meaning beneath the surface of the absurdity and meaninglessness of dreams.

Therefore, Zhou Gong's interpretation of dreams may not be scientific, but it is not superstitious either.