Explanation of terms for Feng Shui treasure places

A place with good feng shui.

In layman's terms, a Feng Shui treasure place is a place with good Feng Shui. Living here can help people prosper and make money, and can make future generations rich and prominent.

Strictly speaking, it is a geographical location or environment that conforms to the "rich" and "noble" principles and standards in Feng Shui (the so-called "good Feng Shui").

The standards for a Feng Shui treasure land include: a backing mountain at the back, a green dragon on the left, a white tiger on the right, a table mountain and a bright hall in front, and winding water flow, so that the tomb can hide the wind and gather energy, so that the living person can receive blessings, wealth, and wealth. It is incomparable; the vastness of the ocean can accommodate thousands of horses, which can lead to thousands of miles of progress and endless blessings for future generations.

Lu Ban recorded: Fu Yi, natural landscape, house floor, can resist all disasters, the home will be auspicious, and the family will be prosperous and healthy.

Such a land or house is a Feng Shui treasure. Beijing is the capital of the Republic of China.

It has a history of more than 3,000 years. The descendants of King Wu of Zhou named Yao here. It was called Jiqiu at that time and later became the capital of Yan State. In the early Ming Dynasty, Yingyingtian (now Nanjing) was established. In order to kill the royal power of the Yuan Dynasty, the palaces of the Yuan Dynasty were demolished and the northern city wall was moved southward.