There is a half moon pool in the middle. What does it mean in geomantic omen? Explain to those who know Feng Shui. Don't talk nonsense if you don't. Thank you.
Speaking of Half Moon Lake, it reminds people of traditional quadrangles, especially the fish ponds in front of the largest number of Sanhe Courtyards. If you go to the countryside, you will see the Sanheyuan, a semi-circular pond, which used to be a place where people raised fish and washed vegetables. Children from the countryside collectively jumped into it as a swimming pool.
Chang Min's Psychology of "Making Money for Me"
"Fengshui makes money" is the spread of the subconscious idea of "making money by seeing water". At present, in a few old communities or communities, you can still see a small wooden board hanging in front of the door of a family, that is, on the wall of someone else's house, with four fuzzy and mottled Chinese characters "Make money for me" written on it. That board must have been hung by the owner who lives opposite, and the meaning is self-evident. Think about it, the owner of the house sees those four words at first sight when he goes out every day. Of course, he is full of hope for his future life, at least in a better mood; Therefore, if the form of "making money for me" is also hung in front of my house, it is equivalent to going out to see money, which has the same effect.
Connection of half moon pool
In fact, the concept of making money from water has always been the expectation of ordinary people to pray for wealth and good luck through the rippling water. However, the original intention of the half moon pool in front of the door, which is common in the traditional residential building structure, seems to have nothing to do with making money from hydropower.
The reason why the Half Moon Lake is semi-circular instead of square or rectangle should be related to Gong Xue in feudal times, and it can also be said that it is the origin of the formation of the Half Moon Lake in traditional residential buildings.
Take the Half Moon Lake in front of Dacheng Gate of Confucius Temple as an example. According to ancient rituals, it should be called Panchi, which means "Pangong Pool". In ancient times, Emperor Tiandi set up Imperial College in the palace, and there was a learning palace in the center, named "Bi Yong". There is a 360-degree circular pool around Biyong, which means that Biyong's school is located in an environment surrounded by water, which later became a rule in the palace and is not allowed to be set below the emperor. In order to comply with the regulations, the schools set up by princes and nobles can only be flooded to the south, which happens to be a semicircular pool of 180 degrees to avoid crossing.
Because Confucius was named Wenxuan King in Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, he had the status of a vassal and a nobleman, so he set up a pan pool in front of the gate of the Confucius Temple, which was according to ancient regulations. There is a saying in The Book of Songs, which means that after winning the reputation of literati, ancient literati can pick Oenanthe javanica in Chi Pan and put it on the brim to show their literary talent. Therefore, if you see the stone carvings or characters embedded with "Le Si Pan Shui" in the center of the brick wall next to the pool of Confucius Temple, it is from this allusion.