The coveted Feng Shui treasure land, an inventory of four Feng Shui buildings in Beijing

Beijing Millennium Monument Feng Shui

Beijing Millennium Monument Feng Shui: There are five altars in Beijing, which vibrate in five directions: the Temple of Heaven in the south, the Temple of Earth in the north, and the Temple of Earth in the east. The Sun Temple, the Moon Temple in the west, the Sheji Altar in the middle, which is Zhongshan Park. The Sheji Altar is made of five-color soil in the center. The Temple of Heaven is built in the south and is round. The Temple of Earth is built in the north and is square. The sky is round and the earth is round. The sky is in the south and the sky is in the north. It is the ground, but the Millennium Monument building is just the opposite. The south is square and the north is round. What does this mean? Because to the east of the Millennium Monument is the Military Museum, which is a military institution, and to the west is CCTV, which is a civilian institution. According to the Five Elements Chinese Proverb East Wu West, the positions are opposite and mutually incompatible. It needs to be adjusted to build the Millennium Monument in the middle, with the earth in the south and the sky in the north. , can turn things around. In addition, the Millennium Monument was built in the West, with the intention of suppressing the West. There is water in the central bronze corridor, which represents blood. The flow of water means the flow of blood and life. At midnight on December 31, 1999, Jiang Zemin lit the sacred fire. The 21st century is the century of the Chinese people.

Bird's Nest Water Cube Pangu Grand View Feng Shui

The Bird's Nest is a steel frame made of gold, gold generates water, the water cube is made of water molecules, and dragons fly when they meet water. The Pangu Grand View is a dragon-shaped building, but do not use it to hide the dragon. The stagnant water must be moved to make the dragon fly. There is a digital building behind the Water Cube, which is a computer operation center. Its appearance is an imitation of a computer chip. The nature of this building can encourage the water to move. When the water surges, the dragon takes flight. The bird's nest also means "the phoenix returns to the nest". Where is the phoenix? The Five Phoenix Tower at the Meridian Gate

The name of Pangu Grand View means the creation of heaven and earth. The sky is yang, the earth is yin, the bird's nest is round for sky, the water cube is square for earth, the sky and earth merge, the bird's nest and water The middle of the cube is the central axis of the dragon vein. These two buildings correspond to each other and to the National Center for the Performing Arts and the Ministry of Public Security in the south, forming a pattern of opposites between heaven and earth.

National Center for the Performing Arts Feng Shui

The National Center for the Performing Arts was built on August 1, 2004. Some people think that this building is nondescript and cannot be compared with the five buildings built in the Tiananmen area. A fusion of architecture from the 1900s, this building is actually a Feng Shui building. If built here, it will help China's economy take off in the next 20 years. The Grand Theater is made of metal and is surrounded by a lake. There is water. Metal and water are related to each other. Water is wealth. You cannot enter the middle. You must go underground. There is an underwater corridor underground. The design is very clever. The building is round to represent the sky. It is on the west side of Tiananmen. , opposite to the square Ministry of Public Security Building on the east side of Tiananmen Square, the sky and the earth are opposite, and opposite to the Water Cube at the north end of the central axis. The Ministry of Public Security Building is opposite to the Bird's Nest, which also means the opposite between heaven and earth. All four buildings are Feng Shui buildings.

Financial Street Feng Shui

Financial Street starts from Chang'an Street in the south and ends at Fuchengmen in the north, with a total length of about two kilometers. Built in 1995. It is home to the headquarters of national banks such as the People's Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and Agricultural Bank of China, as well as the China Securities Regulatory Commission, China Insurance Regulatory Commission, China Telecom, China Mobile, China Netcom, and financial and insurance institutions. It is the center of Beijing's wealth. Famous foreign banks and financial institutions have also settled here. In this not-so-long street, the daily flow of funds in and out exceeds 10 billion yuan.

This street has been called "Jinchengfang" since the Yuan Dynasty. At that time, there were gold shops and bank accounts everywhere. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, most banks were located here. This is a geomantic treasure favored by financial institutions of all ages.

In the early days of the Financial Street planning, major banking institutions were very concerned about their locations, and the starting point of Fuchengmen Financial Street was the leading position. Many institutions wanted to build buildings here to occupy a leading position, which is where it is now. The location of China Construction Bank, but the surrounding geographical environment is unfavorable. The northwest of this building faces the intersection. The road is called Xushui in Feng Shui. The intersection is a cross that diverts water. Jucai, there is also the South Bridge of the Moon Altar above the intersection. This building has a tendency to block the waist, which is called "blocking the waist."

However, only Zhou Xiaochuan, then president of China Construction Bank, was interested in this piece of land. He overcame all objections and even asked Mr. Tang, the former director of the Palace Museum, to help him with suggestions. Mr. Tang studied the land. He has been studying Feng Shui in the Forbidden City for decades and has come up with the wonderful idea of ​​imitating the four-legged square tripod among the bronze ritual vessels of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. A symbol of power.

Above the entrance of the China Construction Bank Building, it is designed to look like the gate of Gezhouba. Once the dam mouth is opened, water will come naturally, attracting wealth from all directions. The building is designed in black. Among the five elements, black belongs to water, and black is the destructive force. If the financial power is strong, there are three flagpoles at the gate, and the flag will never be raised. Its meaning is like three pillars of incense, which are offered to the treasure tripod, and also express reverence for the gods of heaven and earth. Under the flagpole, there are two mythical beasts, 6 meters high, resembling lions instead of lions. They are the largest pair of mythical beasts in the country that attract wealth and control the house. They are called Pixiu. Placing them at the crossroads has an excellent effect of keeping money and suppressing evil spirits. This is also Mr. Tang’s wonderful suggestion. Under the blessing of this Feng Shui building, CCB's profits have been booming. Its assets have doubled to more than 40 billion in two years, making it a leader in the banking industry. The president himself was promoted to the chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission five years later. Later he reached the high position of central bank governor