Feng shui enters the water

It is unlucky to put water in a coffin, not to gather money. Ancient houses always pay attention to high water level. The ground is high and the distance is long, so it is not easy to accumulate water. According to this statement. Yang Zhai (the house where the living live, the place where they live) means seeing the wind and seeing the water, and the wind is satisfied with the endless water. Shadows should avoid wind and water, because the dead pay attention to being buried underground, and there is wind underground. The ancients didn't want people to be put in coffins after death, and the coffins were blown askew or flooded.

Feng shui:

Geomantic omen is a metaphysics with a long history in China, and it is also known as geomancy academically. It is a theory that studies the microscopic substances (air, magnetic field, water and soil) and the macroscopic environment (the inclination of heaven, earth and ecliptic plane) on which human beings depend for survival and development. Some people call Feng Shui "Qingnangjing" and "Jade Bird Jing" because of its wide influence. "Feng Shui" was first seen in the Book of Burial written by Guo Pu in the Jin Dynasty: "If qi rides the wind, it will disperse, and the boundary water will stop; The ancients gathered together to make it last for a long time, so it was called Feng Shui.