Thousand Years of Sanliao: the First Feng Shui Village in China

[Feng Shui + Kanyu Holy Land + Kanyu Technique + Feng Shui Master + Feng Shui Knowledge Taboos and Cracking Methods + Metaphysics, Mystical Techniques, Fortune Telling and Divination, Kanyu Techniques Change Fate and Luck + No Time Travel, No Live Broadcast, No Female Host] In the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty, Yang Junsong (Yang Jiupong, Yang Yi, later generations respectfully called Yang Gong) carried a compass on his back and led two teenagers into Xingguo Sanliao in the mountains of southern Jiangxi and Gansu. In front of him, two streams formed an "S" shaped Tai Chi diagram, and Houlong Mountain was like a parasol. The royal Feng Shui master who escaped from Chang'an stopped and sighed with the royal Feng Shui secret book: "This is the place where Feng Shui masters have lived for generations, and their descendants will carry the compass for generations!" This sentence became a prophecy, creating the cradle of Chinese Feng Shui masters and creating this first Feng Shui village in China. In the following thousand years, this village called "Sanliao" produced 24 royal masters (Liao Junqing surveyed the Ming Tombs and once worked in politics to design the Temple of Heaven), 36 Qin Tianjian doctors, and 72 private masters: Liao Wenzheng in the Ming Dynasty won the first place with the "Feng Shui Imperial Examination", and was personally given by Emperor Jiajing " In the Qing Dynasty, Liao Dingkui went to Taiwan to tap the "Double Phoenix Holding Book" acupoint, which allowed the Chen family to produce eighteen Jinshi within twelve years; in the Republic of China, Liao Bing's "painting of the moon and pressing firewood" became a legend. There are too many unsolved mysteries hidden here: Why did Zeng Shashou bury an eunuch? Why did the asymmetrical courtyard wall of the Serpentine Temple allow the filial fourth house to prosper and the rebellious second house to decline? This is not a simple Feng Shui novel, but a survival epic of traditional Chinese culture - from the "Shaking the Dragon Scripture" in the hut in the late Tang Dynasty, to the secret collection of classics in the sweet potato underground during the Cultural Revolution, to the research of the Global Feng Shui Alliance