Are all the famous buildings built by Feng Shui master after seeing them in advance?

This is a technology with a very long history in our country, so it has been passed down very well. Therefore, a large number of famous buildings were actually built after seeing Feng Shui.

Feng Shui is a unique traditional culture with a long history in China, and the founder of this theory of Feng Shui is Taoism, which was created by Xuan Nv, the goddess of Taoism. In fact, for a long time, in modern society, many people don't understand Feng Shui and think that those Feng Shui masters are a bunch of liars. Although some people do cheat in this name, in fact, this feng shui is really exquisite. Feng shui is more about expressing that people should live in harmony with nature, which is also in line with Taoist thoughts and requirements? Harmony between man and nature? Most of our geomantic omen is also used in the site selection of palaces, houses, villages or cemeteries. The rest is the indoor layout planning and outdoor orientation selection of the house.

When feng shui masters look at a place to build a house, they have to look at many things, such as landscapes, five elements, gossip, etc., and pay attention to the balance of yin and yang, and the five elements coexist. In modern terms, it is to look at the ecological environment, geographical location, weather and climate here and create a good living environment for residents.

Actually, it all makes sense For example, feng shui masters want to be close to mountains and water, which is also because places close to mountains and water are really good places in every way. Feng shui masters must also observe the soil quality and water quality when looking at places. In fact, these are also essential for building a house, because soil quality and water quality are really important. For another example, we often say that we have to sit in a house facing north and south because we have to sit in it.

Therefore, as a geomantic omen handed down from history, what is in it can actually be traced back through modern science and technology, and a large part of it is reasonable. As long as we take its essence and discard its dross, it can really be applied to architecture.