16 word yin and yang feng shui mystery
Looking for the dragon and dividing the money to see the mountain, a heavy entanglement is a heavy clearance. If there are eight dangers when closing the door, there is no yin and yang gossip.
These phrases are adapted from the saying in the "Shake the Dragon Classic". The original text is "Looking for dragons, ten Wan Yi around the mountain, and winding again is the key point." This classic of Feng Shui in Tang Dynasty is more like a work of geographical surveying and mapping, which has a high position in Feng Shui.
There is a "dragon-seeking tactic" in the sixteen-character Yin-Yang geomantic mystery: "The dragon winds around Sichuan to make nine songs, all of which are nine rings, nine turns outside the nine rings, nine turns around Long Ta, and nine turns eventually become one, and it enters Lingshan in twos and threes."
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Searching for the Dragon is adapted from the novel Ghost Blowing the Lamp. Although there is no Machamp's theory of insanity in the movie version, it is understandable that the term "ghost blows the lamp" sounds a little scary.
There is a folk saying that when people walk at night, if they hear a voice calling their names, they should not immediately turn around and look around, because folklore holds that there is a "yang fire" on people's heads and shoulders, and looking around will put out the "fire" on their shoulders and give ghosts and gods a chance to get close. The original novel borrows the word "ghost blows light" mentioned in this legend and tells a series of thrilling and magical experiences of grave robbers.
Where is the "ghost blowing lamp" in the movie?
According to the regulations of a captain who touches gold, after entering the tomb, a candle should be placed in the southeast. If the candle goes out, the coffin lid won't open, and the grave robbers must leave at once. Don't worry about opening the coffin until the candle goes out. Before opening a coffin that made Chen Kun's Hu Bayi hallucinate, the candle was extinguished, which is a reflection of "ghost blowing lights" in the movie. Ghosts warn grave robbers not to expect anything else by putting out candles.
The film also mentioned that "a crow never touches gold", but according to the materialist's understanding, it may also be explained that candles can only burn when there is oxygen. When there is gas in the grave that is not conducive to human breathing, when the candle goes out, it means there is no oxygen, and when the rooster crows, it means there are many people in the morning. Of course it's the best policy.