Feng Shui and Architecture

Author: Kang Liang
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Publish Date: 1999-02-01
Features: This book is the result of the author's years of practice and research in Chinese Feng Shui. It strives to establish a comprehensive scientific framework for Chinese Feng Shui from a modern scientific perspective; it supplements the shortcomings of modern architecture with the connotations, principles, and methods of Chinese Feng Shui; and reveals the mysteries and "verifiability" of Chinese Feng Shui using modern scientific and technological means. This book is not only suitable for modern architecture researchers and designers but also for those who study and practice Chinese Feng Shui, helping them understand the relationship between Chinese Feng Shui, modern technology, and modern architecture. The study of Feng Shui is a unique creation of China in the East. Today, it has spread far to the West and has influenced the entire world. Its concepts and methods encompass all aspects, which are beyond the comparison of today's general technology. The predictive and verifiable nature of its magical properties is not something that can be achieved in a short time, hence it is regarded as mysterious culture by the West. Western students come to China for specialized study and use computers to decipher the rules, yet they struggle to grasp even the basics.