Liao Jing's real name is Jun. According to legend, he went up the mountain to learn Taoism, lived in Jinjing Cave, Cuiweifeng, Hua Qian County (now Ningdu), and called himself "Jinjingshan", so later people called him Liao Jinjing. According to legend, he is fifteen years old and has mastered the four books and five classics. Everyone in the village called him "Liao Wujing".
At the end of the Tang dynasty, the imperial examination was no longer extended. Liao Zan's father Liao Sanchuan is good at Feng Shui. Liao Zan was exposed to Feng Shui since he was a child, and began to study Feng Shui. When Yang helped the poor in Xingguo, Ningdu and other places, he became acquainted with his acquaintances. At first, he refused to accept Yang's help. He was young and strong and fought many times.
Once, Liao was asked to help poor Yang find a gatehouse. Liao Jing fixed his position with a compass in advance and buried a copper coin in the ground as a mark. After Yang came to help the poor, he didn't need a compass. He just put a bamboo pole in his hand into the ground, but it hit the square hole in the middle of the copper coin. Liao Jing accepted Yang Gong and worshipped Yang Gong as his teacher.
Liao used to live in Dongshanba, Ningdu. In order to follow Yang Gong in the morning and evening, he moved to Sanliao Village in Xingguo with his master, and was later handed down by Yang Gong. The couplet at the entrance of Liao Yang Gong Temple in Sanliao, "Bamboo sticks are green monsters, and Wan Li mountains and rivers are under the stick; The story is hidden in "Qingnang Yuanmiao". Liao Jun wrote Huai Yu Jing, Song of Overlooking the Origin, A Lamp, etc.
Fourthly, the Preface to Wu Qing by Lai Buyi, a "prophet mountain man", made the Ming emperor's industry.
Wen Jun, formerly known as Fenggang Lai, is also known as Lai Buyi, also known as "Prophet Mountain Man". He was born in Song Huizong (A.D.11-1126). Lai Buyi used to be a Buddhist, framed by treacherous court official Qin Gui and exiled abroad for a long time. Lai Buyi has traveled almost all over the motherland. With his superb geomantic theory and technology, he helped the poor and resisted the strong, leaving many myths and legends, and his reputation as a "geomantic master" spread like wildfire. It is said that Hongkong, Guangzhou, Yingde (Buxinjing Village, Dawan Town) and other cities are Lai Buyi's territory.
Legend has it that Wu Qing Xu was taken away by the white ape, the messenger of Nandi, as soon as it was drafted. More than one hundred years later, it was passed on to Liu Bowen, and Liu Bowen helped Zhu Yuanzhang to achieve imperial industry. Later, Lai Buyi, who saw through the world of mortals, lived in seclusion in the mountains and kept company with green hills and white clouds, but disappeared. Lai Buyi is regarded as one of the four founders of Kanyu in southern Jiangxi. Buyi Temple, the hometown of Lai Buyi, has been listed as a key cultural relic protection unit and a tourist attraction, and it has been passed down from generation to generation by "persuading officials".
Conclusion: China's traditional geomantic theory pursues the harmony between man and everything in the world, which is a science to adjust the relationship between man and nature. After thousands of years of development, it still affects people's lives, and those feng shui masters in history have played an indelible and important role in it.