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Three Essentials of Yangzhai in Vernacular
"Three Essentials of a Yangzhai" is an important Feng Shui classic in the Qing Dynasty. It builds a concise and practical system for judging the good and bad luck of a house with the three elements of "door, main house and stove" as the core. Through vernacular translation, annotation and systematic organization, this book transforms the profound Kanyu theory into a practical guide that modern readers can easily grasp. A detailed explanation of the three major elements Door: The hub of a house's
4.4kReads9.4Score—Shelves
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Three Essentials of Yangzhai
The three important things of the door owner and stove determine the good and bad luck of the house. "Three Essentials of Yangzhai" was written by Zhao Jiufeng, a famous Fengshui master in the Qing Dynasty. It is a classic work dedicated to the essentials of Yangzhai Fengshui. The whole book revolves around the three elements of "door, master and stove", emphasizing the influence of the five elements' relationship between the three on the fortune of the house, the rise and fall of the population
1.2kReads9.3Score—Shelves
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"The masterpiece of carrying a tripod" by Zhao Jiufeng, a Feng Shui master from the Qing Dynasty! After reading this book, you can also end your luck at home! What are you most afraid of when buying or renting a house? I'm afraid that everything will go wrong after I move in: my health will deteriorate, my husband and wife will quarrel, my financial fortune will decline... You may not believe in Feng Shui, but you definitely want to live comfortably and live smoothly. This book "Three Essentials
1.1kReads5.8Score—Shelves
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Five Geography Tips
"Five Secrets of Geography" was written by Zhao Jiufeng during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. The book is divided into eight volumes. It organizes and excerpts the famous Feng Shui works from the Tang and Song dynasties, and develops and supplements the theory. It can be called the most concise integrated book and reference book in the field of Feng Shui. The book is characterized by its systematic induction. Dragons, caves, sand, and water are classified and analyzed separately. It us
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Five Geography Tips
"Five Secrets of Geography" was written by Zhao Jiufeng and was written during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the important representative works of traditional Kanyu Feng Shui. The book consists of eight volumes, systematically expounding the situation, qi, and site selection principles in mountainous and ocean environments. The core is based on the "Five Secrets" - dragon, cave, sand, water, and direction - to determine the good and bad luck of geography. Volume 1 discuss
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Three Essentials of Yangzhai
The so-called three essentials of a Yangzhai are the three important factors of a Yangzhai: 1. The door is the key point of the Yangzhai. It is the way for the family to go in and out day and night. It is like a person's mouth and throat, and there must be no mistakes. Avoid being low and dark, as this may lead to labor disaster. Avoid shooting from the neighbor's roof ridge, corner, front eaves, or road. It will damage your wife and children. If you shoot directly at the center line of the door
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Five Geography Tips
A milestone work of Feng Shui by Zhao Jiufeng, a master of geography and Feng Shui in the Qing Dynasty and a master of numerology in ancient Kanyu circles. The book "Five Secrets of Geography" consists of eight volumes. The first volume is the basics of the five elements and the preliminary chapter of the compass; the second volume is about the image of dragon veins growing strong and dying; the third volume is about the yin and yang of the acupoints, wealth and poverty; the fourth volume is abo
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Five Geography Tips
"Five Secrets of Geography" is a masterpiece among the classics of Kanyuology and was written by Zhao Jiufeng in the Qing Dynasty. The first seven volumes are mainly about mountain Feng Shui, and the eighth volume is about Pingyang Feng Shui. The book summarizes and sorts out the famous Feng Shui works since the Tang and Song Dynasties, divides them into categories, and analyzes dragons, caves, sand, and water in detail. Moreover, theoretical development and supplementation were carried out on t
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Three Essentials of Yangzhai
This book is a photocopy of "Three Essentials of Yangzhai". It is a collection, preservation and promotion of ancient classic books on arithmetic and mathematics. It has good social value and also has certain research value. It has high data value.
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