Liu Bingzhong of the Yuan Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Zhonghui. In his "Pingsha Jade Ruler Classic", "Zaowei Fu" summarizes the principles and practical methods of Feng Shui in subtle, precise and incredible prose; "Zhuji Fu" discusses peak elimination and its assertions; "Tianji Fu" discusses the intake of water and its assertions. The relationship between the "three Fus" is: "Zhuji Fu" is the operational feng shui standard for "Zaowei Fu" to measure the quality of Fengsha Feng Shui, and "Tianji Fu" is the operational feng shui standard for "Zaowei Fu" to measure the good and bad luck of the court water. Later, Liu Bowen, the national advisor to Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, commented on the "Three Fus".
Reader comments
This book is very in-depth and explains in detail the principles and practices of Feng Shui. The content in the book is subtle and detailed, making it easier for readers to understand through the form of prose. Moreover, Liu Bowen's explanations also increase the authority of the book. However, for some people, the content of Feng Shui may be a bit complicated, but if you are interested in this aspect, this book will be a good choice.
This book is very in-depth and explains in detail the principles and practices of Feng Shui. The content in the book is subtle and detailed, making it easier for readers to understand through the form of prose. Moreover, Liu Bowen's explanations also increase the authority of the book. However, for some people, the content of Feng Shui may be a bit complicated, but if you are interested in this aspect, this book will be a good choice.