Tangshan fengshui

Qing Dongling Mausoleum is located 30km northwest of zunhua city, Tangshan City, Hebei Province, and125km west of Beijing, covering an area of 80km2. It is the royal mausoleum complex with the largest existing scale, the most complete system and the most reasonable layout in China. There are many architectural "mysteries" in Feng Shui of Qing Tombs. Next, Bian Xiao will reveal the mysterious story of the Qing Dongling for readers. Let's have a look! Folk Feng Shui stories are hard to distinguish between true and false, which makes people confused. Let's take a look at the following feng shui story.

First, the mysterious Feng Shui.

The location of Dongling in Qing Dynasty is full of strange colors. It is said that it was originally a treasure trove of geomantic omen chosen by the Ming emperor, which was preempted by the Qing Dynasty and eventually led to the complete demise of the Ming Dynasty. Nowadays, many Manchu descendants think that the Qing Dongling is ranked first in Long Mai, China. It is magnificent and beautiful, and it is a treasure house of golden lock and jade gate. However, where are the good things?

Second, the Qing Dongling "Seventy-two Water Lingyu"

According to legend, the mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is just above Long Mai. The dragon is a beast of sex and rain, so it rains 72 times a year in the Qing Dongling, to be exact.

Third, why can't the Tangshan earthquake move the Qing Dongling?

1976 houses in Tangshan collapsed and were in a mess. However, the Qing Dongling, which also belongs to the epicenter, was unscathed. What is this? Become a mystery that science cannot explain.

Qing Dongling, located in zunhua city, Tangshan, more than 0/00 kilometers north of Beijing, is a rare "Feng Shui" treasure house. Changrui Mountain in the north is like a golden screen, and Jinxing Mountain in the south is like fluorene. Yingbi Mountain in the middle is a case that can be emulated. An eagle flies upside down like a dragon in the east, and Huangshan Mountain in the west is like a white tiger. The east and west rivers are like two jade belts.