How many major schools of Feng Shui have been divided into from ancient times to the present?

Content reminder: The scientific school of Feng Shui is also called "Kanyu Shu" and "Shape Magic", which is based on mountains and rivers and terrain. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, "Kanyu" and "Xingfa" evolved into the "Situation School", and the Liqi School focused on Bagua and Yin-Yang theory, which was mainly used for the site selection and construction of houses and mausoleums. Every academic field has its own schools, and Feng Shui is no exception. The school of Feng Shui began to develop from the Qin and Han Dynasties. The involvement of astronomy and geography also promoted the emergence of superstitious Feng Shui and scientific Feng Shui.

Chéwei is the collective name of the prophecy book and the wei script. The prophecy is a special language in ancient witchcraft, used to predict good and bad luck, and the wei is a political theory derived from the Confucian classics, so the prophecy is It means political prophecy. When prophecy was added to Feng Shui, it added superstitious elements and became "Picture House Technique".

The scientific school of Feng Shui is also called "Kanyu Technique" and "Shape Technique", which is based on mountains and river terrain. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, "Kanyu" and "Xingfa" evolved into the "Situation School", and the Liqi School focused on Bagua and Yin-Yang theory, which was mainly used for the site selection and construction of houses and mausoleums.

In the long history that followed, Feng Shui developed schools such as the Bazhai School, the Yangzhai Sanyao School, the Bagua School, the Xuankong School, and the Zhongzhou School.