How many floors are there in Shanghai Financial Center Building? Feng Shui of Shanghai Financial Center Building

Shanghai is a rapidly developing city, and the Shanghai Financial Center Building is located in Lujiazui. Many people are very curious about the Shanghai Financial Center Building. How many floors does this Shanghai financial center building have? What kind of existence does this Shanghai financial center building have? Why is it so high? What's so magical about it? Let's get to know each other.

How many floors are there in Shanghai Financial Center Building?

Ground 10 1 floor, 3 floors underground. Shanghai World Financial Center covers an area of 14400 square meters, with a total construction area of 38 1600 square meters. Above ground 10 1 floor, 3 floors underground, building height of 492 meters, square column appearance. The podium has four floors above the ground, with a height of about 15.8 meters. The floors B2, B 1, 2 and 3 of Shanghai World Financial Center are shopping malls and restaurants; 7-77 floors are office areas (of which 29 floors are global financial and cultural communication centers); 79-93 floors are hotels; The 94th, 97th and 100 floors are sightseeing halls.

Feng Shui of Shanghai Financial Center Building?

In terms of geomantic omen, Lujiazui, where Shanghai Financial Center is located, is a treasure trove of geomantic omen. The older generation said that where there is mountain and water, there must be spirit. This Lujiazui is such a place, and the Huangpu River is surrounded by this treasure house. In geomantic omen, this means that the wealth of the four sides will gather here.

This financial building is located in the east of Huangpu River, which is the center of the triangle and the bend of the river. Mountains and rivers surround the jade belt and make a fortune when they meet water. It is a place rich in oil in geomantic omen.

If China people believe in Feng Shui, then Japanese people are full of awe. The shape of Shanghai World Financial Center is a China cylinder, which gradually extends upward on an inclined plane and finally meets at the top. There is a hole in the top.

On closer inspection, the sloping floor seems to be like a long knife worn by a Japanese samurai around his waist, braving cold light under the midday sun. The sun shone through the circular hollow at the top of the floor, and suddenly a sun flag appeared.

At that time, the pattern of supporting the sun with double knives caused great controversy. Under pressure, Japanese architects finally changed this design into an inverted trapezoid.

This shape is like an inverted ladder, and the platform is higher than the city wall. The fallen ladder soldiers rushed out of Yuntai to attack the city. This is why the world is higher than the golden retriever.