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Real estate feng shui master
Author: Gan Kun Ruoxin
The first chapter is the magical use of hieroglyphics.
Update time 2011-3-212: 45: 37 words: 1842
"Finally," Xiao Tian stopped like a castle in front of the sales office. Instead of going in, he stood outside and looked at it carefully.
I have seen the information in the training at the company headquarters. The design style and products of their sales offices are all European neoclassical styles. At first, Xiao Tian didn't quite understand what neoclassical style was, but in this new workplace, just look at the sales office.
Simply put, it is the combination of Chinese and western, classical and new.
The facade of the sales office is a typical Gothic building, with towering spires, circular arches, antique stones and colorful glass curtains, which are elegant and elegant without any exaggerated grandeur.
Behind the minaret extends a row of neat low-rise houses with flat floors. Low-rise houses are special in their roofs, which are covered with gray rubble, not ordinary spires or flat roofs, but trapezoidal roofs. The red arched eaves seem to echo the Gothic steeple in front, more like an extension …
"Too exaggerated ..."
What makes me laugh is not how luxurious the decoration of the sales office is, but how vivid the layout is. Although Feng Shui layouts abound, I have also seen some well-known ones on the Internet, such as Macau Casino, Hong Kong Dizuo Peninsula Wine, Wall Street Bronze Bull and so on. It can be said that it is a well-known model of Feng Shui, and it is rare to see such an undisguised layout in Chinese mainland.
There are construction sites all around. Except for this luxurious sales office, other places are dusty. Looking around, there are tower cranes, dust and many Eiffel towers (high-voltage lines) in the south, although some practitioners think that the communities near the high-voltage lines are different. ...