100 Questions on Home Feng Shui: Advocating New Concepts of Scientific Modern Home Design

Author: Tan Mingshan
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: When viewed through the lens of modern science, the ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui, stripped of its dross, reveals a surprising revelation. Beneath its mystical aura, Chinese Feng Shui embodies the essence of various disciplines such as philosophy, aesthetics, ecology, humanities, meteorology, landscape design, architecture, and psychology. It is not only a part of traditional Chinese culture but also holds significant reference value for the modern field of architecture. This book explores and scientifically explains issues related to the ecological environment of human habitation, site selection for residential homes, construction, and layout. However, some parts may inevitably contain unscientific elements, and readers are advised to exercise discernment. The book is divided into eleven chapters, including the Environment Chapter, Residence Chapter, Entrance Chapter, Courtyard Chapter, Living Room Chapter, Bedroom Chapter, Dining Room Chapter, Kitchen and Bathroom Chapter, Balcony Chapter, Study Room Chapter, and Decoration Chapter. The book presents its content in a clear, progressive, and accessible manner, systematically addressing all aspects of Feng Shui related to residential homes, dedicated to a broad readership. This book may serve as an excellent guide for your property purchase, wealth accumulation, and prosperity, and the advancement of your career.