Introduction to Five Tips for Drawing Geography

Content Introduction Ancient Chinese Feng Shui is a comprehensive discipline guided by the theory of "Book of Changes" and integrating environmental science, gardening, geography and geomorphology and aesthetics. It is broad, profound and practical. "Five Secrets of Drawing and Geography" is a Feng Shui book written by Zhao Yucai in the Qing Dynasty. Zhao Yucai, also known as Jiufeng, was a famous Feng Shui master in the Qing Dynasty. His works "Five Secrets of Drawing and Geography" and "Three Essentials of Yangzhai" are included in "Sikuquanshu". Among Feng Shui works, "Drawing Geography Five" plays a very important role. It simplifies the complex and summarizes the five principles of dragon, cave, sand, water and direction to be followed in geographical Feng Shui. The author also emphasizes that although dragons, caves, sand, and water are all important in Feng Shui, it is Xiang who ultimately determines the good or bad of Feng Shui. Therefore, mastering the vertical direction is the key to learning the art of Kan Yu. The greatest advantage of this book is that it is rich in pictures and texts and has precise reasoning. Although it is complex and difficult, it is easy to understand. As soon as this book came out, it aroused great repercussions in the field of Feng Shui and Feng Shui, and was regarded as an important teaching material for future generations to learn Feng Shui and Feng Shui. Ancient Chinese Feng Shui, due to its long history, has both essence and dross. Therefore, we must treat it with a scientific attitude and a critical eye, remove the dross and take the essence. Only in this way can we benefit society.