Brief introduction to the content of fengshui dragon point

Introduction to the book Feng Shui Long Cave: Encyclopedia of Traditional Environmental Geography in China: It has always been the ideal and pursuit of China people to collect wind and gain water, reconcile yin and yang, and achieve the realm of harmony between man and nature. The theory of geographical geomantic omen is to strive for a better space for survival and development in the historical process of the Chinese nation. In the struggle with nature, we constantly evolve, constantly choose, understand and adapt to nature, thus producing the knowledge of using and transforming nature.

Feng Shui Dragon Cave: China Encyclopedia of Traditional Environmental Geography is a famous Feng Shui scholar in Taiwan Province Province, Mr. Zhang Qingyuan. He spent three years traveling all over the mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, inspecting environmental geography in various places, and analyzing sand, water, dragons and caves in Feng Shui theory from a macro perspective and scientific laws. Combining the practice of geomantic omen, this paper summarizes new achievements for the scientific research of China's traditional geographical theory. At the same time, in the fog of "science and superstition", I also give suggestions to the majority of feng shui lovers!