Analysis:
This needs to be handled separately.
This answer is very good. There are many scientific elements in Feng Shui. After careful study, there are many scientific theories of human geography and landscape planning.
Dr Joseph Needham of England gave an objective and fair evaluation of Feng Shui. He said: "Feng Shui has brought benefits to China people in many ways. For example, it is required to plant bamboo trees to prevent wind and emphasize the value of running water near the residence. But in other ways, it has developed into a rough superstition system. "
Just give one example:
In ancient times, when the ancients chose a house with good geomantic omen to live in, they generally considered some geomantic omen problems.
The wind should be soft.
The ideal living environment should be a gentle breeze blowing slowly. If there is a strong wind near the house, it will be said that the house is really full of vitality and will be blown away by the strong wind. Too much wind is not good, but if the wind is too slow and the air is not circulating, it is not a good place! Feng Shui pays the most attention to "hiding wind and gathering gas".
From the point of view of modern science, if the house is built near the tuyere, it is easy to get diseases such as stroke. Without ventilation, plants will grow poorly, and the human body will exhale too much waste gas, making it difficult to purify the air. These will be noticed even in the current housing design.
(2) Adequate sunshine
"Yang Zhai Feng Shui pays the most attention to sunshine and air, so choosing a house requires not only fresh air, but also plenty of sunshine. If the house is not sunny enough, it is often too cloudy, which will lead to restless and uninhabitable homes. " Modern science gives it a reasonable explanation: sunlight is the basis of the growth of all things, which has the function of sterilization and disinfection, but too strong sunlight will dry the air and easily make people fidgety. There is not enough sunshine. If people live here for a long time, their body resistance will weaken and they will get sick easily.
(3) the terrain should be flat
"Flat houses are relatively stable, and slopes are quite dangerous!"
"If the door of the house is facing the steep hillside, not only will the family wealth be leaked, but the family will be separated and never return."
In fact, there is a certain truth: when a house is built on a steep slope, when a mudslide occurs, it bears the brunt.
(4) It is not suitable to be in front of or behind the house.
"The front of government agencies (especially police stations and barracks) and the back of temples and Taoist temples are all uninhabitable. The reason is that the yamen is too murderous. If you live opposite it, you will bear the brunt. If you can't afford it, there will be casualties. Temples are places where yin and qi gather, and it is not advisable to live too close. "
? This article is based on people's psychological endurance. Research shows that people will always meet people who describe misery and fierceness. Over time, they will often feel depressed, which will lead to a hormone. If this hormone accumulates too much, it will make people's reaction ability worse and the body's immune ability weakened. When people see pleasant scenes and pictures, their immunity will be improved. When we come to the Forbidden City in Beijing and the gardens in Suzhou and Hangzhou, we will be refreshed by its magnificent sculptures and columns, but when we encounter barren land, we will avoid it. Beautiful scenery, sheltered from the wind and sunny, will make people look very happy; The flowing water and lush vegetation will make people linger; Singing and dancing, singing and smelling the flowers will make people feel relaxed and happy ... This is also the reason why many sanatoriums are located in scenic spots now.
? This is the physical, physiological and psychological impact of environmental landscape on human beings. It is the embodiment of human nature and will make our life better and more exciting. The mission of modern geomantic omen is to graft the simple truth of traditional geomantic omen into modern environmental landscape and interpret it in order to better serve mankind.
? In fact, from the brief analysis of contemporary landscape architecture, ecological architecture and China's traditional geomantic theory, it is not difficult to see that they are all based on paying attention to the natural environment closely related to human survival and its governance.