Whether you can see Feng Shui on the map is not determined by the map itself, but by the question "Where is the energy of Feng Shui".
Only by figuring out the question "Where is the energy of Feng Shui" can we correctly answer "Can you see Feng Shui on the map?" .
I can definitely tell the world a fact:
The energy of geomantic omen comes from two aspects, one is the stratum in Long Mai, where energy is accumulated and stored, and the other is the energy gathering point-focus formed by the external structure of Long Mai.
Understand the question "Where is the energy of Feng Shui", then the question "Can you see Feng Shui on the map?" is easy to answer. First, if we look at "the position of Long Mai gas in the stratum and the flow direction of pulse gas in the stratum" of Feng Shui, then there is no map to look at Feng Shui. When investigating "the position of Long Mai gas in the stratum and the flow direction of pulse gas in the stratum", we should carefully analyze "the direction of stratum" and "the wavelength of stratum" even in the field observation, so as to accurately determine "where acupuncture can make the most effective use of Long Mai gas". If you want to find "the position of Long Mai gas in the stratum and the flow direction of pulse gas in the stratum" by looking at the map, it is absolutely. But if it is "derailed", of course. Second: if we want to examine the "key point" of a feng shui pattern? Then, if it is a plain area, the basic position of this "focus" can be accurately found through any kind of map; If it is a mountainous and hilly area, no matter what map you use, you can't accurately find a "key point" of the feng shui pattern. Only through field observation, analysis and calculation can we accurately find the "key points (acupoints)" of Feng Shui pattern in mountainous areas.
Thirdly, if you are in a city complex, it is even more impossible to find the "focus (acupoint)" of the feng shui pattern formed by the city complex by looking at the map. In the city, the "key point (acupoint)" of the building complex is "Zhenlong Cave", which means that you will get rich. There is no other way to find the "focus" of the buildings except on-the-spot investigation.
Fourthly, some "feng shui masters" use contour maps and satellite photos to find the "True Dragon Cave" in order to show their deception skills. First of all, we don't say whether we can find the "True Dragon Cave" by this method.
There is no doubt that geomantic theory alone is deceptive. Traditional geomantic omen says "Long Mai undressed across the gorge" and "sandwiched the mastoid process". On the map, how do the "masters" distinguish the "changes of the young and the old" in Long Mai, how to distinguish the "hunched knees and bees' waists" crossing the gorge, and how to distinguish the "nest with mastoid" ... Anyone with practical experience in geomantic omen knows that people stand in the same place and in different positions, and the geomantic pattern formed by the surrounding landforms is very different. It's really ridiculous to "seek the dragon and touch the acupuncture point" just by a map! Here, I don't want to say anything that hurts the self-esteem, self-confidence and conceit of those "Feng Shui masters". I just want to invite these "masters" to Google Map to find the "latitude and longitude" of the local "big shot" Yin Jiyangzhai, and then go to the field to see the "latitude and longitude figures" to let you know that what I said by Lv Wenyi is true.
So "seeing Feng Shui on the map" is just a seemingly scientific but stupid method, just a way to deceive the world in a scientific coat.
Advise the world's "feng shui masters" to study feng shui from the "essence of feng shui" and don't try to deceive everyone in the world. Instructions: "Heaven is guilty, but it can be forgiven; Self-inflicted, can't live! "