The Feng Shui Implication and Symbol of Sanyang Kaitai

Sanyang Kaitai means: good luck is coming. The source of this word comes from the Confucian classic Zhouyi, which is known as "the head of the group classics" and "the source of the avenue".

Among the divinatory symbols representing the first month of the lunar calendar, it is Tai Guayang, that is, Yang Yao, San Yang Yao, that is, heaven, and San Yin Yao, that is, earth. There are three yang, three yin, balance of yin and yang, and good relations with Thailand. ) We sometimes write "Three Yang Kaitai" as "Three Yang Kaitai" on purpose, so as to create a lucky impression with the help of China's Year of the Sheep.

In ancient times, "auspicious" was often written as "auspicious sheep". "Sheep" is the most beautiful "auspiciousness" in the eyes of the ancients, and "sheep" is the most primitive "auspiciousness" in China culture.

Thai hexagrams originated from Sanyang hexagrams, representing the first month of harmony with Thailand. Therefore, during the Spring Festival, many people use the word "Three Yang Kai Tai" to express their blessings. Therefore, it is not only in the Year of the Sheep that one can say "Three Yang, Kai Tai".