Home Feng Shui 100 taboos

Author: Tan Mingshan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Kevin Lynch, a renowned American urban planning expert, pointed out in his book The Image of the City that "Chinese Feng Shui is a promising field that experts are actively pursuing development." When viewed through the lens of modern science, the ancient Chinese doctrine of Feng Shui may surprise you. Despite its mysterious and superstitious aura, this age-old discipline embodies the essence of thousands of years of Chinese ancient philosophy, aesthetics, geography, geology, ecology, meteorology, landscape architecture, architecture, and psychology. It is a rare gem of traditional Chinese architectural culture and holds immense reference value in modern architecture.
This book aims to promote the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation, utilize relevant knowledge from advanced modern science, actively explore the principles and laws of modern Feng Shui, and integrate them organically with practical applications today. The goal is to better serve the people, benefit society, and contribute to humanity. The book delves into the topic of taboos and prohibitions in human ecological environments, the selection of land for residential homes, as well as their construction and layout, offering insightful exploration and scientific elaboration.
The book is divided into 10 chapters: Choosing Land, Foundation, Selecting a Building, Renovation, Courtyard, Structure, Interior, Bedroom, Furnishing, and Facilities. It is written in a clear, progressive, and accessible manner, systematically summarizing 100 taboos related to Feng Shui in residential homes to present to readers. Reading this book may help you become a trusted assistant and advisor in purchasing property, seeking good fortune and avoiding misfortune, achieving peace and prosperity, and attracting abundant wealth.