“Women are made of water, men are made of clay,” is a quote from Jia Baoyu in “Dream of the Red Chamber,” which summarizes the different emotional natures of men and women in a simplistic manner. Under the influence of the traditional Chinese philosophy of ‘Heaven and Humanity as One,’ mountains, rivers, and all people, … Read more
1. The Five Directions and Five Elements: East corresponds to Wood, South to Fire, West to Metal, North to Water, and Center to Earth. This is the essence of the He Tu, which states: “One and six correspond to North Water, two and seven to South Fire, three and eight to East Wood, four and … Read more
Fang Zhou Kai Qi Yong Xin Huan Piao Introduction: In Chinese culture, we have always placed great importance on the safety of our homes. A house is not only a place for a family to live but also a gathering place for the family’s fortune. After all, as the saying goes, harmony in the family … Read more
The Five Elements (Wu Xing) is a fundamental concept in ancient Chinese philosophy and metaphysics, referring to the five substances: Metal (Jin), Wood (Mu), Water (Shui), Fire (Huo), and Earth (Tu). These elements are not only the five basic elements of nature but also represent five fundamental attributes of the human body and society. The … Read more
It is well known that all things in heaven and earth embody the concept of Yin and Yang. In terms of Feng Shui for residential spaces, achieving a balance between Yin and Yang is extremely important. Therefore, when adjusting the Feng Shui of a residence, it is crucial to ensure that this balance is not … Read more
We all know that everything in the world is in a state of constant movement and balance. Once this balance is disrupted by external forces, problems can arise in a particular ecosystem. The same applies to home feng shui; whether it is the visible layout and arrangement or the invisible magnetic fields and energies, they … Read more
Inheriting the legacy of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth 1. The Five Directions and Five Elements: The East is Wood, the South is Fire, the West is Metal, the North is Water, and the Center is Earth. This corresponds to the meaning of the He Tu: “One and six are North … Read more
“Women are made of water, men are made of mud,” this is a saying from “Dream of the Red Chamber” by Jia Baoyu, and it is a simple summary of the different emotional natures of men and women in society. Under the influence of the traditional Chinese philosophy of ‘Heaven and Man as One’, mountains, … Read more