Since ancient times, graves have been called "auspicious surrounding clear water"?

Guo Pu, a geomantic master in Jin Dynasty, said in the Book of Burial: "Qi is also angry", "Qi is dispersed by the wind, and the boundary water stops. The ancients gathered together and made it last forever, so it was called Feng Shui. The method of feng shui, water is the best, followed by Tibetan wind. " The theory of using anger is the central theme of Feng Shui. Anger refers to a kind of energy flowing away in the soil, which has a kind of blessing and prosperity. Anger can reconcile yin and yang and create everything. If you get a house, the living will be safe and blessed; After the tomb, the tomb owner Sun Changsheng. In the final analysis, feng shui is to teach people to know and use anger to benefit mankind.

"Burial Book" said: "The gasification of husband's yin and yang becomes wind, rises to cloud, fights for thunder, falls to rain, walks in the ground and is born with qi". Anger is a link in the cycle of yin and yang, which constantly moves and changes into wind, clouds, thunder, rain and anger. "The five elements of qi are underground and born in everything." Anger comes out of the ground, rises into the air, becomes wind, is blown away, and can't be used. Only the mountains around Jidi can keep out the wind, and only the slowly flowing water and lakes can gather vitality. The feng shui of tombs is similar to that of residential feng shui, which is why Jidi is usually a flat and terraced field surrounded by mountains and flowing water, where mainstream tributaries meet and people choose to build cities, villages, houses or ancestral graves.