What does the geomantic omen in the cemetery mean by pestering the palace?

In fact, the entanglement between Guan Teng and the palace refers to a pattern, which is probably the external landscape and surrounding structure of the tomb. It is generally formed naturally. This may be difficult to explain to you here, and this term is also difficult to explain in Feng Shui. Many feng shui masters use quasi-models to describe landscapes, such as rhinoceros looking at the moon and Qinglong spitting pearls. These are all based on the appearance of the mountain, and the main body is the basic dragon and white tiger, the back mountain and the front desk. Look at Long Mai, where water comes and goes, where wealth gathers, the direction of distant mountains and so on. The name is given by people, and there is no accurate statement. If you want to ask how to explain this term, I'm afraid you can only explain it clearly by telling your feng shui master.