Wang Tingzhi’s “Talk about Wind and Water”

Wang Tingzhi’s “Feng Shui Tan” PDF e-book download. (For content clarity, please refer to the screenshot below) Introduction I moved to Tulindu, Canada the year before last, and was suddenly invited by Hong Kong’s “Economic Daily” to write a column. Wang Tingzhi was already tired of talking about worldly affairs, so it was better to write the history of Fengshui development because of the editor’s discussion. The column is named “Feng Shui Tan”. Writing such columns in newspapers is limited

Wang Tingzhi’s “Feng Shui Tan” PDF e-book download. (Content clarity, please refer to the screenshot below)

Introduction

I moved to Canada the year before last in Tulindu, and was suddenly published by Hong Kong’s “Economic Daily” Invitation to write a column. Wang Tingzhi was already tired of talking about worldly affairs, so it was better to write the history of Fengshui development because of the editor’s discussion. The column is named “Feng Shui Tan”. Writing this kind of column in a newspaper has a lot of limitations. It is published on a schedule and the number of words is limited. In addition, the editor also requires to take care of the interests of the readers. Therefore, Yuting uses some Fengshui stories as the structure and adds some discussions. From this point of view The development history of Xuankong Fengshui. The scattered books are not purely academic talks, so they are called “plain talks”, which means “everyday talks”. There have always been many schools of Feng Shui. However, since Jiang Dahong came out in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, the status of Xuankong Fengshui has been raised. Therefore, scholars in Jiangsu and Zhejiang also used “Yi” to study Fengshui. For example, Zhang Xinyan is one of them. Although he has never been able to crack the secret kept by Jiang Dahong .

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