What does Feng Shui mean? The term Feng Shui was first seen in the Eastern Jin Dynasty,

"The air is dispersed by the wind, and the boundary water stops. The gathering does not disperse, and the line makes it stop, so it is called feng shui"; Today's dictionary explains: "Feng Shui, also known as Kanyu, used to refer to the geographical situation of the house, etc., and believed that the quality of Feng Shui is related to the prosperity and misfortune of a family."

However, there are many

"Mr. Feng Shui" doesn't understand what Feng Shui means, but he helps people see Feng Shui disasters, etc., which is incomprehensible. From the definition of Feng Shui, Feng Shui emphasizes Qi (a combination of factors), and Qi can only be obtained when sheltering from the wind and gathering water.

The same fruit tree species produces different fruits in different places, but the same tree produces very different fruits, due to their different qi.

Feng Shui culture has a history of more than 5,000 years in China, with a long history and continuous enrichment and improvement.

In ancient China, literate people generally knew Feng Shui, and many great officials and virtuous people were proficient in Feng Shui. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Feng Shui was disseminated; The Song Dynasty was a flourishing period, and the Ming and Qing dynasties reached their heyday.

In modern history, Feng Shui was very popular in old China, and after the liberation and the Cultural Revolution, Feng Shui in China was devastatingly attacked and destroyed.

In recent years, with the development of the construction industry and ecological environment and the international emphasis on Feng Shui, the ancient science of Feng Shui has been revitalized.

From the perspective of modern scientific theories, Feng Shui is a discipline related to the selection, planning and design of residences, villages and towns, buildings and cemeteries in ancient China.

The theoretical basis of Feng Shui calculation is Qi, Yin and Yang, Five Elements, Bagua, etc., and Feng Shui advocates

"The unity of man and nature" means that man and nature live in harmony, and everything in man and nature is an organic whole.

This book starts from the basic theory of Feng Shui, and provides systematic Feng Shui knowledge and the most practical Feng Shui tips for all homestayers.

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