This is a rural novel that can be read as an "operation manual".
The protagonist Chen Guichen is a scholar at the Institute of Ancient Architecture. He returns to his hometown by accident and succeeds his grandfather as the "Mr. Geography" in the village. From how to choose a cemetery, how to look at the day, how to build ancestral tombs, and how to build a Yang house, he used modern science to unlock the environmental code of traditional Feng Shui, and also used the rules of his ancestors to maintain the dignity of the country.
Moving tombs, erecting monuments, looking for dragons, transforming evil spirits, settling down, and being buried together... There are eleven real and learnable cases. Each volume is a "hand-in-hand" yin and yang lesson.
Opening this book, you will follow a scholar and re-understand the rules and affection of the land beneath our feet.
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The writing is very good, the writing style is delicate, the story is novel, and the angle is unique. Continue reading
The writing is very good, the writing style is delicate, the story is novel, and the angle is unique. Continue reading