Description

Environmental feng shui, also known as geo-feng shui, is the earliest environmental art in ancient China. It emphasizes finding the most suitable places to live and move in the natural environment, with the aim of obtaining the best health and quality of life. The basic theory of environmental feng shui includes "Luoshu" and "River Map", which believe that the shape and orientation of mountains and rivers can affect the aura and energy of a place. There are many factors that can affect the quality of feng shui, including topography, landforms, time of day, and the relationship between people and places. For example, environmental feng shui theory holds that mountains (representing "dragons") are places to absorb and accumulate yang energy (vitality), while water (representing "tigers") can help guide and distribute this yang energy. Therefore, the ideal feng shui location should have mountains and water, and mountains and rivers depend on each other. Overall, environmental feng shui is about finding and creating "good feng shui" positions that promote physical and mental health, interpersonal relationships, and career success.