From a Feng Shui perspective, is it okay to place a yellow vase in the northwest corner?
The northwest corner is the stem position. The five elements belong to gold. No matter what kind of vase it is, the five elements belong to earth. If gold is born in the earth, if you need gold, just put a vase, because gold is more prosperous. If you don't need gold or even avoid gold, it is not good. This should be treated separately. From a Feng Shui perspective, the Gan position represents the father, the male protagonist of the family. Good or bad luck affects him.
Feng Shui is a mysterious art with a long history of the Han nation. It is also called Qingwu and Qingnang. The more academic term is called Kanyu. Wind is vitality and field energy, and water is flow and change. Feng shui is originally the art of looking at the ground, which is a method of checking geography on the spot. It is also called geographies and the ancient name of geology. It is a philosophy that studies the environment and the laws of the universe. Since people are a part of nature, nature is also a part of people. It is extremely common to reach the state of "harmony between man and nature". According to legend, the founder of Feng Shui is Jiutian Xuannv, and the relatively complete Feng Shui knowledge originated in the Warring States Period. The core idea of Feng Shui is the harmony between man and nature. Early Feng Shui was mainly related to methods and principles such as the location, orientation, and construction of palaces, residences, villages, and cemeteries. It is a science of choosing suitable places. Gao Yuxiang, director of the Chinese Architectural Feng Shui Research Association, advocates studying Feng Shui dialectically, removing the dross and taking the essence, and using scientific and reasonable methods to explain Feng Shui phenomena. It can only be used to seek good luck and avoid disaster, but not to be obsessed with it.
Feng Shui has two interpretations. One is a type of edema disease, which is mostly caused by the invasion of wind evil, the loss of lung energy, the inability to regulate water channels, and the retention of water and dampness in the body. The second refers to the natural situation of residential sites, cemeteries, etc., such as the system of land lines, directions of mountains and rivers, etc.