What is the feng shui of planting pine trees?

It is generally called "the length of a hundred trees". Evergreen and immortal, it is said that pine trees that have lived for more than 1000 years will turn turpentine into poria cocos, and the servers will live forever. Therefore, the ancients studied Taoism, and they chose Gu Song as the training place, so that they could eat Poria to help them. The crane is called "the Sect of Hundred Feathers", and its origin is said to have two sources: one is the essence, which changed slightly at the age of seven, changed greatly at the age of sixteen, and ended at the age of one hundred and sixty, and was shaped for the immortal mount. The other part is transformed by mortals after they arrive at immortals. Taking turpentine can make you live forever, and then you can become a crane. Therefore, there is a saying that a thousand-year-old crane is like a thousand-year-old pine, which links pine with cranes. As recorded in "Neurology", the "Songhe Changchun" in Japan comes from this, which is not only used to wish the elderly couple a long life, but also widely used as a symbol of soaring to immortality.

Many people have a soft spot for Luo, because Luo has two characteristics, because the four seasons are evergreen, which can not only "flourish" but also increase wealth. In addition, Arhat is the abbreviation of "Arhat" in Sanskrit. According to Buddhism, a person's achievements vary with the time of practice, and each achievement is called a "fruit position". Siraitia grosvenorii is the highest achievement of Mahayana Buddhism and the third place in Mahayana Buddhism after Buddha and Bodhisattva. If Buddhists say this, they will be able to eliminate all troubles and complete all merits, and will never suffer from the so-called "reincarnation of life and death" in reincarnation. The person who obtained the position of Arhat in grosvenor is referred to as "Arhat" or "Arhat" for short. The famous eighteen arhats are said to have been instructed by the Buddha not to enter nirvana, to live in the world, to carry forward Buddhism, and to be supported by the world as a blessing for all beings. Therefore, Luo can be said to be lucky and avoid evil spirits.