What’s the story about Linglong’s return to the Yuan Dynasty?

Jiulongguiyuan means Jiulongguiyuan, which means Jiulongguiyuan.

It means that there are nine dragon veins that are winding, energetic and powerful, gathering around the village.

Dragon Vein refers to the undulating mountains. Because mountains are similar to dragons in many aspects, Chinese Feng Shui refers to mountains as dragons.

In ancient Chinese traditional Kanyuology, "dragon veins" are regarded as a special geographical form. The ancient "Feng Shui" first recommends the "Five Geographical Tips", which are "looking for dragons, observing sand, observing water, tapping acupoints, and standing in directions."

The dragon is the geographical context, the earth is the dragon's flesh, the stone is the dragon's bone, and the vegetation is the dragon's hair. When looking for a dragon, you should first look for the mountain ranges of your ancestors and parents, examine the Qi pulse, distinguish the anger, and distinguish Yin and Yang.

You must understand the ins and outs in order to judge the cause and effect of good or bad.