Home Furnishing Feng Shui Do's and Don'ts

Author: Ju Tianzhong
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Renowned contemporary architect Liang Sicheng once said in his Collected Works of Liang Sicheng (Volume 3): "The formation of a building's distinctive features is due to two factors: one is the method and development of physical structural technology, and the other is the trend influenced by environmental thought." In terms of home feng shui, the internal structure, orientation of doors and windows, placement of furniture, lighting, and air circulation all fall under the former category. However, lighting design, pipe layout, and appliance positioning are additions that have emerged with the development of social science and technology, yet they all adhere to a principle: "Man follows the earth, the earth follows the sky, the sky follows the Tao, and the Tao follows nature." Here, nature refers to the laws of nature, which are reflected in home feng shui as "hiding wind and gathering Qi to welcome auspiciousness and embrace blessings." This book meticulously interprets countless details in home decoration and renovation from the perspective of feng shui, aiming to help people recognize that their homes, which provide shelter and livelihood, are closely tied to their health and career. If one proceeds blindly without understanding the principles during renovation, only to discover problems after the fact, it will inevitably lead to wasted effort, expenses, and regret.