What does Feng Shui mean by Qian Zhuque?

The former Suzaku is a mythical animal in the ancient Nine Palaces Feng Shui theory, symbolizing fire. It is said that Suzaku was spiritual and its presence would bring prosperity and good luck to people. In Feng Shui, the position and placement of the front Suzaku are very particular. It is to supplement the energy of Feng Shui, increase its own vibration frequency, and achieve the effect of triggering fortune.

In ancient metaphysics, the former Suzaku is the "fire" element in the five elements, and its color is red. Its placement, usually in the south, enhances the energy of the room. Especially adding former Suzaku elements to certain furniture or decorations can bring enthusiasm, vitality and successful energy, making people love life more and generate more confidence and hope.

In today’s life, former Suzaku is usually used in commercial business landscape planning, store layout and other fields. Because it is regarded as a representative of bringing business success, wealth and opportunities to merchants, its existence makes merchants bring good luck and prosperous business. In modern culture, the former Suzaku is also an image symbolizing courage and fearlessness. This symbol is usually designed as a seal or battle flag to convey a positive belief and spirit.