What characteristics should a Feng Shui treasure land have?

Introduction: In my country's traditional culture, the term Feng Shui treasure land has existed since a very early period. The ancients paid attention to Feng Shui and attached great importance to Feng Shui treasure land. What is a Feng Shui site? What conditions should be met? What are the characteristics of a Feng Shui site? If you want to know more about Feng Shui, Mr. Shui Mo has prepared a special topic on Feng Shui for you to give you a more comprehensive understanding.

1. Mountains should be tall and majestic, and their shapes and terrain should be lively and dynamic, with changes and ups and downs like the agility of a dragon, so that the energy within them can be vigorous.

2. The surrounding mountains should embrace the Mingtang, like good friends extending their arms to embrace each other, which is called embracing friendship.

3. The more mountains there are surrounding a place, the less likely it is that the energy will dissipate, and the better the feng shui will be.

4. The surrounding mountains should be covered with dense vegetation, which shows that the land has abundant energy which is conducive to the growth of all things.

5. You should avoid choosing a single isolated mountain without any mountains around it to protect it; a barren mountain with no vegetation; a broken mountain due to slope erosion and collapse; and a mountain whose shape and terrain continue to move forward and whose internal energy also flows forward and cannot accumulate and remain static.

6. Avoid choosing locations in the mountains or those exposed to wind.

7. The hall should be of a certain size, large enough for at least one person to lie flat on it, and have a gentle slope.

8. The higher the soil density in the Mingtang, the better.

9. The soil in the Mingtang should not be black or blue. Yellow is the best, followed by red and yellow or white.

10. When the observer stands in the center of the Mingtang, which is the location of the acupoint and looks outward, the height of the Anshan should be approximately from the observer's forehead to the chest.

11. If the surrounding mountains, such as Qinglong, Baihu, Anshan and Chaoshan, are closer to the Mingtang, their size should be small. If the surrounding mountains are relatively tall, they should be farther away from the Mingtang.