Does the scourge affect the whole building? Is it superstition or science?

In China's geomantic omen, anything involving the word "evil spirit" is bad, while Dreadwind is generally more common in the south, because the reason for this evil spirit is that two buildings are too close together, separated by a narrow gap, and some even find it difficult for two people to walk side by side. This gap is like splitting with an axe. According to Feng Shui, these two buildings are just natural disasters. So, does this punishment affect individual floors or two buildings?

Do evil spirits affect the whole building?

In fact, the sky will not only affect two buildings, but also the building facing this seam. Therefore, it is necessary to determine whether it is a natural disaster through calculation.

There are two ways to determine whether this is a divine punishment.

The first calculation is whether the width of the crack is one eighth of the height of the building. For example, the building is 40 meters high and the total height of the two buildings is 80 meters. Then, one eighth is 10 meter. As long as the distance between the two floors is less than 10 meter, it is sky.

The second building facing this gap belongs to the sky if it is within 0.7 times of these two buildings. Take the height of the upper two floors as an example. If the distance is less than 56 meters, it is a disaster.

The impact of the scourge on these three buildings is not divided into floors, and the higher the floor, the greater the impact.

Is heavenly punishment superstition or science?

It is not nonsense to say that Heaven destroys evil spirits, but through five lines of gossip, there is a certain view on architectural geomantic omen. It is a way to transcend natural science, but it is by no means superstition.

The narrow alley caused by this building is also a tuyere. Now this phenomenon can be completely explained by science. That's the narrow tube effect. This thin tube effect can increase the wind force, and the third-grade wind will become the eighth-grade wind after passing here.

So, it is science, not superstition.