The Feng Shui story of the wealthy Li Ka-shing and the Feng Shui stories of Wu Dongjin and Wang Yongqing

Faith will bring you wealth, so what kind of faith can bring you wealth? Ancient emperors all paid great attention to an academic subject - Feng Shui. No matter what activities or ceremonies require the participation of the emperor, great attention is paid to issues related to Feng Shui. Therefore, Chinese Feng Shui is profound and extensive. Li Ka-shing, the richest Chinese man, is a very devout Feng Shui believer. He knows that some businesses are difficult to improve once the situation is determined, so he has to rely on the idea of ​​Feng Shui in his heart to win the final victory. It is difficult to tell the true from the false in folk Feng Shui stories. Let’s take a look at the following Feng Shui story.

Li Ka-shing, the richest Chinese

Why doesn't the Cheung Kong Center, the headquarters of Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka-shing, compete in height with the Bank of China Tower next door? Why does it look square like a box? Ce-sar Pelli, the skyscraper master who designed the two buildings, said: Li Ka-shing believes in Feng Shui, and he believes that the square box-shaped building can resist the bad fungshui (evil spirit) of the Bank of China. Xishapelli said that how to determine the height of 283 meters in the center of the Yangtze River is first and foremost a political art. He revealed that the height was set by Li Ka-shing, who said it should be taller than the HSBC headquarters next to it (179 meters), but shorter than the Bank of China Building on the other side (367 meters). If you draw a diagonal line through the highest points of Bank of China and HSBC headquarters, the Cheung Kong Center is below this line. From the outside, the Cheung Kong Center is square in design and lacks beautiful lines. It does not stand out among the numerous skyscrapers in Hong Kong. Cesar Pelli said with some helplessness that because the feng shui problem of Bank of China had to be solved, I had to follow the advice of feng shui masters, so there were many restrictions on the design. also. The corners of the Yangtze River Center were all flattened, and the square building was finally turned into an octagon. The reason was to avoid a direct conflict with the Bank of China Building.

Plastic King Wang Yongqing

At No. 201, Dunhua North Road, Taipei City, there is a very grand and imposing building, which is the headquarters of Formosa Plastics.

During an interview, Yang Lan asked Mr. Wang Yongqing: Mr. Wang, many people say that your success today is not only due to your own hard work, but also because of the good feng shui of your family. Is that true?

Wang Yongqing replied: There is no place in the world without wind, and no place in the world without water!

What a great saying! There is wind everywhere and water everywhere in the world! Yes, there is Feng Shui everywhere in the world. You can believe it or not!

Billionaire Wu Dongjin

The training content of Shin Kong Financial Holdings PRO elite, proposed by Wu Dongjin, a billionaire with a net worth of US$590 million and chairman of Shin Kong Financial Holdings, not only includes understanding the group's corporate culture and organizational structure, and learning various financial and legal knowledge related to finance and insurance, but also includes social etiquette courses such as conversation, dressing, and beauty. It also includes many activities that upper-class white-collar workers are accustomed to, such as playing golf, wine tasting, ballroom dancing, art appreciation, etc. Even the numerology, feng shui and astrology that many corporate bosses believe in have become compulsory courses for Shin Kong Financial Holdings VIP financial advisors.
In summary, wealth is not something that is innate; it needs to be accumulated. The process of accumulation requires that your knowledge is comprehensive enough. For example, Feng Shui is also an invisible hidden force.