The development of geomantic omen in China has a long history of more than 3,000 years. We can easily see the traces of the development and application of geomantic omen from ancient buildings. China's cultural tradition pays attention to "the unity of heaven and earth" and advocates the mutual fear and harmony between heaven and man, which is consistent with the proposition of Feng Shui. The scientific nature of Feng Shui has always been the focus of debate, although modern environment, space, ecology, psychology and other sciences overlap with some Feng Shui theories to some extent. However, many metaphysics in Feng Shui is still full of mystery, and the attitude towards Feng Shui should be to take its essence, just as many architects are also studying Feng Shui, but they do so out of the need of architectural design and do not seriously regard Feng Shui as an independent discipline.
We can also see that China's concept of Feng Shui is actually deeply influenced by China's traditional Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and China's traditional aesthetic thought, which is the product of China's cultural integration. The simplest expression of feng shui can be called "time and space", that is, all buildings have different time and space, different situations and orientations, different grasps, and ultimately different good and bad luck. Scholars believe that ultramicro ions (such as plasma generators sold a few years ago) and magnetic fields in nature have obvious positive and negative effects on human body, and any substance in nature will have an effect on ultramicro ions and energy of human body, and this effect will also change with the information of environment and human body's own field state. Information can make us happy, quick-thinking, in a trance, sick and short-lived, and Feng Shui is to add some information symbols on the basis of its residence layout to satisfy people's psychology of seeking good fortune and avoiding evil.
In a person's life, the human body constantly exchanges material energy and information with the outside world, and there must be some physical and chemical phenomena in the change and reflection of natural electromagnetic waves. Some scholars have tested people, animals and plants with instruments, which is very successful. Under the influence of the outside world, a series of physiological and biochemical phenomena occurred, which provided a foundation for the role of Feng Shui. Therefore, Feng Shui can't be simply divided and defined as scientific or not, because Feng Shui is the survival wisdom and cultural gene accumulated over thousands of years. It is not only a university question, but also a great art, and everyone should look at it with an objective and tolerant heart. If we only argue on whether it is scientific or not, this understanding is doomed to be superficial and the reason is clear. Feng Shui is not only a science, but also transcends it. It is essentially a natural philosophy. All right, here you are.