How to see the decoration effect of the tallest building in China

1, look around.

(1) The geomantic omen of a building depends on the surrounding environment, roads, rivers and artificial buildings, which are closely related to the geomantic omen of the whole building. Look at rivers and roads first. If there are rivers and roads winding around buildings, it is auspicious. If a river or road bows to a building, it is unlucky to bow against the current. It is unlucky for a road or river to go straight for an arrow.

(2) When looking at the building or the mountain, there are tall and flat buildings or beautiful squares, gardens and sharp mountains behind it, which is auspicious for the future. It is unlucky to have a low or messy back, be at a loss, have a sharp hand and be under too much pressure. It is unlucky to shoot weapons-like buildings such as pressure avoidance, blocking, house arrows, corner, etc., with wide front and beautiful scenery. The buildings on the left are generally lucky to be taller than those on the right, and the buildings on the right are generally unlucky to be taller than those on the left, especially those with strange shapes.

(3) Looking at the terrain, buildings should not be built on isolated hilltops, nor on water bodies. It is a bad choice to build on the ridgeline of mountains and water bodies. Can't be built under cliffs and so on.

(4) Looking around for temples, military and police departments, crematoriums, cemeteries, prisons, shrines, etc. Yang Zhai should stay away from such buildings. Generally speaking, the surrounding mountains and rivers are beautiful, with high places to lean on and beautiful water in front. The environment is clean and beautiful, with no obvious shape, good lighting and ventilation, peace and quiet. It is a good environment and a treasure trove of geomantic omen.

2. Look at the harmony between the vertical direction of the building and the surrounding mountains. This is the second question related to the quality of the building feng shui, and it is whether the vertical direction of the building is reasonable.

There is a high-quality external environment around, which is the basic condition for creating a good feng shui in a yangzhai. Whether these conditions are used reasonably or not needs to be realized vertically. For example. If a place, the external environment is very good, very in line with the principle of Feng Shui, surrounded by mountains and waters, beautiful scenery. The northeast is open, and there can be a small river around the east, southeast and south bends, and finally flows back to the northwest.

But the same place, if you can't stand it, will also be a haunted house. According to the geomantic theory of Yang Gong in southern Jiangxi, it is reasonable to sit in such a place facing south (that is, sitting in the right needle of Zi Shan to the right needle of Wushan). Only in this way can Ding Caigui's three goals be realized. If the wrong seat for Zi Shan is both a decyl and a nonyl, it is called divination, and it becomes a water hall for the dead grave. If you live in it, there will always be medicine jars, which will destroy wealth and lose population, and there will be consequences such as "becoming an adult's son and returning to the Yin early".

If it is a family residence, it is inevitable to lose the heir if you live for a long time. Whether the vertical direction of the house is reasonable or not can be identified in an intuitive way by looking at the back hill and the front hall. Especially for houses with water on the back of the mountain, if the longitudinal axis of the building is obviously deviated from the top of the back mountain and the front hall is obviously biased to one side, then the orientation of the house is definitely unreasonable. To accurately determine whether the vertical direction of the house is reasonable, it is necessary to use a compass to determine the vein, determine the spout and measure the sitting direction, so as to truly determine. This requires a systematic study of the basic principles of Feng Shui and the use of compasses.