The Ancient Art of Feng Shui

The history of Feng Shui and Feng's ancient art has been practiced in China for thousands of years, and it is believed to have started in 2953 BC. When Hsia's Hsia found a perfect "magic cube" behind the turtle. From this discovery, I discovered the oldest Yijing in China history, and perhaps the world (Webster 1). This book contains the first written description of Feng shui theory. Feng Shui was regarded as a sacred power, and in ancient China only the privileged class was able to acquire knowledge.

An important part of Chinese architecture is to create a world between humans and God. The Chinese architecture extends the coordination between the building and its premises. The entrance is determined by the influence of the ancient Feng Shui art and the spirit of the landscape environment. Emperors prayed for good harvest using prayer fields. The main hall is a circular tree and brick building, and three conical (roof) cones have dark blue glazed tiles that reflect the sky. The hall is supported by 28 wooden pillars. It is called "beamless hole". The ceiling is decorated with beautiful patterns of traditional Chinese style. The hall is very symbolic. The outer 12 rows represent the 12 months of the year. The four central pillars represent the four seasons, the square beams above the pillars are the earth, the top is a round beam.

The important form of ancient art that must be discussed is the art of Feng Shui. Art was originally developed more than 6000 years ago and is related to the laws, order and natural forces of the universe. Art is based on a variety of factors related to astronomy, astrology, intuition, geology, mathematics, philosophy, physics and psychology. The main concept behind Feng Shui is balance. This balance must be achieved among human environmental factors and it must work with the interactions between the underlying elements. This form of art is important as many Chinese believe that following Feng Shui will help promote prosperity, health and good interpersonal relations. The theory behind Feng Shui can not only follow people's private life but also follow their business life.