(1). "Biography of Han Yang Xiong": "It belongs to Kanyu, surrounded by barriers and proud of its shore." Yan Shigu's note: "Zhang Yan said:' Beautiful, heaven and earth are often named. Meng Kang said:' Kan Yu, the name of God, is the creator of pictures and books. ..... Kan Yu, Zhang said yes. "Selected Works of Yang Xiong" Shan Li quoted Han Xu Shen as saying: "Yes, Heaven is also; Hey, the tunnel is also. " Later, he called the heavens and the earth "Kanyu". Song Shi Ye's poem "Tang Zhong Meilin": "The words are well-founded, and it is shocking." Li Ming's dongyang poem "Knowing Chen Zheweng's mistakes": "In a vast land, this meaning is sincere and bitter."
(2) Feng Shui refers to the situation of residential bases or cemeteries. It also refers to the method of xiangfu xiangmu. "Kan" is high, "Yu" is low. See Kan Yu Jia.
Feng shui (feng shui), geomancy (feng shui), geography (geography), geography (land selection).
Kenny Kan: Kan, meaning mutation, stands for "topography"; Metaphor, "inheriting metaphor" means studying topography and landforms, focusing on describing landforms. "Historical Records" juxtaposes the Kanyu family with the Wuxing family. The original intention is to look up at the sky and overlook the mountains and rivers and water conservancy. Later generations called it "the home of He Lv", so He Lv was also called "Feng Shui" among the Han people. However, it may be said that "Kanyu" is not only about Feng Shui, but should be divided into five parts: Luo Luo, day classes, metaphysics, burial methods and physique.
Kanyu: That's heaven and that's a tunnel. From the very beginning, geomantic omen has formed an indissoluble bond with astronomical calendar and geography. Looking up at astronomy and overlooking geography are two characteristics of geomantic omen.
Xiangdi: refers to observing the geographical situation.
Kate: It was named after a local family in the Han Dynasty-Qing Wuzi, that is, Mr. Kate.
Qingnangjing was written by Huang Shigong, a scholar of Qin Dynasty around 220 BC. The book is divided into three volumes: the first volume describes the theory that the five qi of the river map, the orientation of Luo Shu and the orientation of Yin and Yang are integrated into the orientation of heaven and earth, so it is called the beginning of transformation. The middle volume talks about the power of the integration of shape and gas attachment and orientation between heaven and earth, so it is called a converter. The second volume explains the influence of the shape and gas orientation between heaven and earth with various laws, so it is called Chenghua.
Feng Shui is actually a natural science that integrates geography, geology, astrology, meteorology, landscape, architecture, ecology and human life informatics. Its purpose is to seriously investigate and understand the natural environment, conform to nature, moderately use and transform nature, create a good living and living environment, win the best climate, place and harmony with people, and achieve the perfect state of harmony between man and nature. China people are one of the most people who believe in Feng Shui in the world. If feng shui can really bring us good luck, how can we believe that we are several years behind Europe and America in science and technology, economy and democracy? If there is no such thing as geomantic omen, how can we believe for thousands of years? In addition, many geomantic omen are often extremely accurate in judging the affairs of yin house and yang house. Based on this, we believe that there is such a thing as "Feng Shui", but it has been circulated since ancient times, and "circulation" is problematic. Modern geomantic omen not only pays attention to the form of architecture, but also attaches importance to the spirit of architecture and pursues both form and spirit. Thousands of feet is a potential, a hundred feet is a shape, and the sand-qi theory of the four gods refers to God. They complement each other and form a unique urban architectural style in China. The essence of God is to pursue the integration of architecture and nature in order to achieve the unity of heaven and earth. This unity is the great unity of the mystery pursued by the universe behind the creation of life, the law that the earth supports life and the law that life itself runs. This is in sharp contrast with modern architectural design which only pays attention to the designer's subjective conception, artistic effect of plane and space, meets the material needs of functions and ignores the spiritual needs, which has created today's urban convergence and urban ills. China's architectural geomantic omen has a long history and is profound, which provides great significance for human living space. It can not only effectively combine with the natural environment, but also well integrate into the environment, realize the environmental living space in which man and nature are integrated, closely combine the construction industry with the ecological environment, and play an important role in protecting the environment on which we live. Gao Yuxiang has studied the book "Architectural Ecological Geomantic omen" for many years, advocating dialectical study of China's architectural ecological geomantic omen, and interpreting the knowledge of architectural ecological geomantic omen by physical methods. Gao Yuxiang, a native of Tanghe, Nanyang, Henan Province, graduated from the School of Architecture of Zhengzhou University, majoring in architecture. Now he is the founder of Yiyang School, a special consultant of Yiyang Society in Henan Province, a director of China Architectural Fengshui Research Association, a special consultant of China Traditional Medicine Research Association and an international consultant of Yin-Yang and Five Elements Research Association. Advocate dialectical study of China's Book of Changes. Abroad, China's geomantic omen has attracted the attention of experts in different fields. They used modern scientific theories and technical means to study and apply them to practice, from which they realized their infinite charm and gave them heartfelt admiration. For example, Kevin Lynch, a famous American urban planning authority, pointed out in his book Image of the City that Feng Shui in China is a promising science that experts are seeking to develop. Chinese people in China should carry forward this theory and use it for me.