Feng Shui is a mysterious art, which has a long history in China, and it is also known as geomancy academically. It is a theory to study the microscopic substances (air, water and soil) and the macroscopic environment (heaven and earth) on which human beings depend for survival and development. Some people call Feng Shui "Qingnangjing" and "Jade Bird Jing" because of its wide influence. "Feng Shui" was first seen in the Book of Burial written by Guo Pu in the Jin Dynasty: "Qi, riding the wind, will disperse, and the boundary water will stop; The ancients gathered to make it last forever, and the deeds stopped, so it was called Feng Shui. " This is the earliest definition of Feng Shui.
Geomantic omen, originally a technique for observing geography on the spot, was called geomantic omen and geomantic omen theory in ancient times. According to legend, the founder of Feng Shui was Jiutian Xuan Nv, and the relatively perfect Feng Shui originated in the Warring States Period. The core idea of Feng Shui is the harmony between man and nature. Early geomantic omen is mainly related to the site selection, orientation, construction methods and principles of palaces, houses, villages and cemeteries. Its original intention is to choose a suitable place. Feng shui has a long history. In ancient times, geomantic omen prevailed in China cultural circle, which was a very important factor in daily life. Later, it developed into looking for funeral terrain.