What does the emperor in Feng Shui mean?

Feng Shui is one of the treasures in China culture, and it pays attention to the technique of Yin and Yang and the five elements. Among them, the emperor is an important symbol. In Feng Shui, the emperor represents authority and dignity, and symbolizes status and fame. The image of the emperor appears in many geomantic tools and layouts, such as ancient buildings, landscapes, Wan Wen and so on. The purpose of these tools and layouts is to make the residents lucky, prosperous, healthy and famous.

The arrangement of feng shui at home should also be subject to the emperor. According to Feng Shui, the image of the emperor represents the male in the family and my father. Therefore, putting some emperor's gradual modeling or decorations related to the emperor can increase the status of men in the family and make the family happier and more complete.

In feng shui, there are also some emperors who will be used to distinguish between good and bad luck. For example, in corporate occasions, red emperor and black emperor will be used for layout. Chi Di stands for luck and wealth, and Hei Di stands for war and disaster. The distribution of entrepreneurs according to these symbols can bring good feng shui effect and promote the development of enterprises.