Confucius
(Founder of Confucian School)
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Confucius (September 28th, 55 BC1year-April, 479 BC1/year) [1-2], son surname, [3] Kong, real name Qiu, real name Qufu, Shandong. Confucius initiated the atmosphere of private lectures and was the founder of Confucianism. [5]
Educated by Laozi, Confucius led some disciples around the world for fourteen years. In his later years, he studied six classics: Poetry, Shu, Li, Yue, Yi and Chunqiu. According to legend, he has 3,000 disciples, including 72 sages. After the death of Confucius, his disciples and their re-disciples recorded the words and deeds, quotations and thoughts of Confucius and his disciples, and compiled the Confucian classic The Analects.
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Feng shui (metaphysical terminology) editor
Feng Shui is a mysterious art with a long history in the Chinese nation. It is also known as Kate art and Qing-nang art, and more academically, it is called Kanyu. Feng Shui is the force of nature and the great magnetic energy of the universe. Wind is vitality and field energy, while water is flowing and changing. Geomantic omen is the art of observing geography on the spot, which was also called geomantic omen theory in ancient times. This is a philosophy that studies the laws of the environment and the universe. Since man is a part of nature, nature is also a part of man, reaching the realm of "harmony between man and nature". The founder of Feng Shui is Xuan Nv, the Taoist goddess. The relatively perfect knowledge of Feng Shui rose in the Warring States Period. The core idea of Feng Shui is the harmony between man and nature, so as to achieve "harmony between man and nature". Early geomantic omen is mainly about the methods and principles of the location, orientation and construction of palaces, houses, villages and cemeteries, and it is a kind of metaphysics to choose suitable places.
There are two explanations for geomantic omen. One is edema, which is mostly caused by wind evil invading, dispersing lung qi, not being able to communicate with waterways, and water being wet in the body. Secondly, it refers to the natural conditions of residential bases and cemeteries, such as veins, mountains and rivers, etc.