Gordium's knotting pin

The Gordianum knot The Gordian Knot In Greek mythology, Goldieum's knot was a knot tied by King Friedrich, Goldis. In 333 BC, Alexander the Great visited the Kingdom of England and tried to solve this knot. Legend has it that he failed, but then he did have a bold move. He took a sword and cut off his knot. This quick and bold solution to a seemingly extremely difficult and incomprehensible problem has also become the origin of a proverb - "cutting the Gordian knot". The Chinese language is "rapid knife." Material: gold-plated tin A little creative museum shop A little creative museum shop collects a little bit of unique ideas from all over the world, sharing product-related stories with you, allowing you to view museums around the world at home and quickly buy exotic shops without going abroad. Creative! Origin / manufacturing methods United States