The word "Feng Shui" comes from what Guo Pu said in "The Burial Sutra": "When Qi rides on the wind, it will disperse, and when it is bounded by water, it will stop. The ancients gathered it to keep it from spreading, and moved it to stop it, so it is called "Feng Shui", that is, the "life" related to the earth's veins and topography.
The most concise expression of Feng Shui can be called "time and space", that is, all buildings have different time and space, situation and orientation, and their auras are also different, and ultimately the good and bad luck are also different.
"Modern Chinese Dictionary": "Feng Shui refers to the geographical situation of residential sites, cemeteries, etc., such as mountains, the direction of mountains and rivers, etc. Superstitious people believe that the quality of Feng Shui can affect the prosperity and decline of their families and descendants. "
"Ci Hai" Feng Shui is a superstition in old China. It is believed that the wind direction and water flow around the residential site or cemetery can bring disaster or good fortune to the resident or the family of the person buried. "
The so-called good Feng Shui can be understood as meaning that the house faces the sun, has smooth winds and water, and is full of vitality.