Zeng said a mystery

Zeng Daoren is a famous Feng Shui master in China. He once said a famous mystery: "The sky and the earth are dark and yellow, the universe is vast, the sun and the moon are waxing, the stars are arranged, the cold comes and the summer comes, the autumn harvests and the winter stores. , the leap year is over, the law and the yang are adjusted, the universe is positioned, the mineral resources are prosperous, the prosperity is auspicious, the Feng Shui family is prosperous, and the dragon is rising."

This sentence is one of Zeng Daoren's representative works. It is also a classic poem in ancient Chinese culture. This sentence contains many mysterious images, including heaven and earth, the universe, the sun and the moon, stars, seasons, years, laws, heaven and earth and other elements. These elements have profound meaning and symbolism in Chinese culture.

First of all, this sentence expresses a panoramic observation and feeling of the world. It describes the operation and changes of the entire world from a macro perspective such as the heaven and earth, the universe, the sun, the moon, and the stars. This panoramic observation not only reflects the macro concepts in ancient Chinese culture, but also expresses people's awe and understanding of the natural world.

Secondly, this sentence also contains many elements about time and seasons. From the sentence "cold comes and summer comes, autumn harvests and winter stores", we can see that ancient Chinese culture paid great attention to the changes of time and seasons. This also reflects people's dependence on and concern for living and working in nature.

In addition, this sentence also contains some elements of Feng Shui and auspiciousness. For example, the sentence "Feng Shui makes people happy, dragons rise and gods rise" expresses people's concern and emphasis on Feng Shui and the geographical environment. At the same time, the word "Dragon Xing Shen Qi" in this sentence also implies that good Feng Shui can bring good luck and auspiciousness.

In short, this mysterious sentence by Zeng Daoren not only expresses the observation and perception of the heaven, earth and universe, but also contains many elements and symbols in ancient Chinese culture. The imagery and mystery in this sentence not only give people a deeper knowledge and understanding of the natural world, but also reflect people's respect and awe for the natural world. At the same time, this sentence also contains elements of Feng Shui and auspiciousness, which brings hope and confidence to people.