Hong kong fengshui

What are the most famous Feng Shui masters in Hong Kong? Most Feng Shui masters in Hong Kong are famous, but they are touted by the national conditions and the media, but they are not masters. Li Juming, for example, studied in China, but he was a poor student at that time, and he couldn't go on studying before he was a full teacher. As for Su Minfeng, someone on the Internet spent 5, yuan on the eight-character content approved by Sue, which is actually worth 5 yuan. This is not nonsense, but the fact that the numerology technology in Hong Kong and Taiwan is far less good than that in our inland areas. Don't think that a few fortune-telling books are masters. As long as people with a little foundation understand these books, they are fooling people. It's just that Hong Kong and Taiwan can publish it and we don't publish it inland.

What are the famous Feng Shui masters in Hong Kong? Six of the top ten famous Feng Shui masters in Hong Kong are the pride of our female friends! That's Lingling Mak! The feng shui masters mentioned above are all men, while Lingling Mak is the chief female feng shui master. Lingling Mak, a famous master of Yi Studies and a geomantic scholar. Lingling Mak listened to the radio program of Feng Shui expert Lin Zhen in 1987, and then learned from him. After graduating from junior college in 1992, he worked as a secretary, and later worked as a lawyer clerk in Wu Bozhong's law firm and part-time fortune teller. Since 1996, he has been transformed into a full-time Feng Shui master, and his clients include securities firms and large real estate companies.

What are the ancient Feng Shui TV series in Hong Kong? "Ming Zhuan Gan Kun" and "Traveling Superman" are quite good.

About the history, stories or legends of Feng Shui in Hong Kong, the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong, with a total height of 351 meters and 7 floors, is a landmark building in Hong Kong. After reading the design drawings, the Bank of China sent a telegram to I.M. Pei, expressing deep concern about the numerous framed giant X-shaped steel frames displayed on the facade of the building. Because in China, "X" means suffering, and only criminals' names are marked with a big X-shaped cross.

In the end, I.M. Pei carefully concealed the "X" horizontal frame, and changed the exposed part into an image similar to the auspicious symbol of Buddhism-ten thousand characters, which made everyone happy. Although I.M. Pei poetically described the Bank of China Tower as mushrooming, people still talked about it after it was completed, because Feng Shui said that the building was like a cold sharp knife with many sharp corners and edges. The buildings facing these sharp corners and lines are uneasy.

This story sounds full of superstition and absurdity, but it is only from a scientific point of view. If we look at it from a cultural and aesthetic point of view, we will find that Feng Shui is not absurd. From the above story, we can at least see the aesthetic value of Feng Shui and its soothing value to the soul.

For example, from a scientific point of view, the X-shaped steel frame of the Bank of China Tower is reasonable, but from a general architectural art point of view, it ignores the cultural psychology of China people and what the X-shaped symbol means in China. And feng shui masters will notice these. If we say that "beauty is a meaningful form", what ignores the cultural psychology of China people will not be beautiful in the eyes of China people. It can be said that geomantic omen is a kind of balance and correction of science from the cultural point of view.

Many westerners marvel at the beauty presented by the distribution of villages in China, which is actually closely related to China people's emphasis on geomantic omen. Although Feng Shui is not subjective for beauty, objectively Feng Shui has become the standard of beauty in China's architectural planning.

another important value of feng shui is its soothing effect on the soul. For example, it is impossible for science to say that the Bank of China Tower is like a sharp knife, facing it badly. But from the psychological point of view, it is disturbing to face a huge bright sharp corner or a blade-like stare blankly line every day. And feng shui can solve such problems.

We read some books about Feng Shui, some of which denounced Feng Shui as a quack. But most of them still defend Feng Shui. However, the reason for the defense is that science has been found in Feng Shui.

In order to prove the rationality of its existence, the real geomantic omen doesn't have to be close to science at all. I.M. Pei, the architect of the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong (triangular blue tower in the picture), once said: "Mr. Feng Shui in Hong Kong is like a lawyer; They are everywhere, and you can't move without consulting them ... "I.M. Pei compared the Bank of China Tower to a symbol of regeneration and hope in China tradition. But Mr. Feng Shui said: In their eyes, the building is a three-edged sharp knife, each edge is a cold light blade, radiating murderous outward. Mr. Feng Shui's statement caused a lot of panic in the society; There are buildings around the Bank of China Building, or there are no edges and corners. Why do Hong Kong people believe in geomantic omen? Geomantic omen has always been a part of Hong Kong people's life. For example, when someone dies in the family, Hong Kong people always want to find a land of feng shui for their ancestors to bury. In addition to hoping that their ancestors can be buried in peace, they also cherish the profound meaning of future generations. In daily life, the theory of geomantic omen is more widely used, and it has even become a key to people's decision. When many Hong Kong people buy a house, they will also consider whether the house is good at geomantic omen in addition to the price and area.

In this respect, don't think that Hong Kong is an international metropolis. The rich people are westernized and are not interested in China's traditional tricks. It turns out that many local rich people are more superstitious about Feng Shui than ordinary people. Whenever doing business, buying and selling stocks, and even designing homes, the opinions of Feng Shui masters are very important.

According to Hong Kong media reports, many rich people in Hong Kong, such as Li Ka-shing, chairman of Cheung Kong Group, often employ different geomancers to give advice on different projects, such as hiring Cai Boli to look after the cemetery and "Chen Bo" to look at geomantic omen. As for Lee Shau Kee, chairman of Henderson Land, who ranked second in Hong Kong's rich list, he believed in Taoism. His teacher is Ren Farong, president of the Chinese Taoist Association. Lee Shau Kee once revealed that the relationship with Ren Farong is "a teacher and a friend", and the feng shui decoration and divination suggested by the other party are "nine out of ten", so he will adopt all the feng shui decoration suggested by the other party.

The rich of the older generation believed in geomantic omen in, and so did Li Zekai, the son of a young westernized tycoon in the city. Whenever there is a major business, it is not a problem to find a Feng Shui master to choose an auspicious day. Even when meeting business friends for dinner, Li Zekai also has to choose the right time.

It is understood that every time Hong Kong tycoons make a business deal, feng shui masters who contribute can get hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong dollars in red envelopes. When a feng shui master is critically ill, the tycoons will even take medical treatment by plane, and all expenses such as transportation expenses will be paid by the tycoons. As there are only a handful of skilled Feng Shui masters, the demand exceeds the supply. At present, some maoshan taoist are also active in the Hong Kong rich circle, specializing in legal affairs and "cultivating the foundation" to make money. This kind of mage usually pays after work, and charges for "effectiveness" only after doing something for the guests (such as changing the husband of the mistress).

Does anyone know the ranking of Hong Kong Feng Shui masters? Nowadays, many people like to pay attention to feng shui. In fact, feng shui has been respected by people since ancient times, and it is precisely because of its development that the profession of feng shui master has been created. The so-called feng shui masters, that is, people who have certain knowledge of feng shui, are often entrusted to judge the quality of feng shui and will revise it when necessary. Many people who believe in Feng Shui always believe in Feng Shui masters, so today we will talk about the ranking of Feng Shui masters in Hong Kong.

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1. Chen Bo, formerly known as Chen Lang and originally from Sichuan, is a master of geomantic omen and a strategist in Hong Kong entertainment industry for 3 years. He has seen Feng Shui for Li Ka-shing, the richest man in China, and many stars. It is said that he is also the royal Feng Shui master of Li Ka-shing

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2 and Zhong Yingtang. His academic department has been an old brand for four generations. His ancestors once followed Guiguzi, Yang Gong and Lai Buyi, and gained his true stories of Feng Shui. He is highly respected in the field of Feng Shui.

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3. Li Juming, an international master of geomantic omen, is one of the top ten most popular geomantic omen in Southeast Asia. He was born in Hong Kong and studied in the Communication Department of Hong Kong Baptist University.

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4. Xu Mozhai, a master of Chinese studies, is currently the president of the Hong Kong Shipping Association. He scientifically explained geomantic omen, founded modern geomantic omen, and wrote eight books of Modern Geomantic omen. He was the first Zhouyi scholar who advocated the theory of geomantic magnetism. 5. Su Minfeng, formerly known as Su Minli, was the first person who simplified metaphysical geomantic omen and made Hong Kong TV geomantic omen. Born in Hong Kong, he is a master of Yi Studies in Hong Kong, claiming to be a "modern Lai Buyi". He has a unique view on geomantic numerology

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6. Lingling Mak is a female geomantic scholar in Hong Kong, who is called the chief female geomantic master in Hong Kong and a celebrity in entertaining geomantic omen. She is proficient in traditional Chinese studies such as Feng Shui, Shu Shu, numerology, etc. She is one of the few female geometricians, and is called by the media as the leading "queen of metaphysics" in Hong Kong.

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7. Master Zhide is the founder of Seven-Star Modern Feng Shui and the star's eight-character numerologist. He has studied geomantic omen and eight-character technique for decades, and has a deep understanding. After long-term practical argumentation, he has a large number of successful cases, and he is a powerful expert in geomantic omen.

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8. Song Shaoguang was a pioneer in popularizing the geomantic Zhouyi culture in the early days. He was born in Heshan, Guangdong Province. He once taught in the history department of Zhuhai College and Baptist University in Hong Kong, and is now the vice president of the domain college of famous teachers' college.

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9. Mai Rongyao, a Feng Shui consultant who moved the capital of South Korea, is a local Feng Shui master and a renowned master of Yi Studies at home and abroad. He loved China's metaphysics since he was a child. After decades of intensive research and practice, he has accumulated rich experience in geomantic omen

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1. Li Chengze, a Hong Kong geomantic scholar, is a celebrity in Hong Kong TV geomantic omen programs. Three generations of his family are geomantic experts, so he studied geomantic geomantic omen with his father since childhood, and became a geomantic master at the age of 19. < P > The above is the top ten ranking of Hong Kong geomantic masters. Because geomantic omen pays attention to the unity of heaven and man, many people are very concerned about geomantic omen. The location of Yin and Yang houses, marriage, love, and the eight characters of the year should be consulted by geomantic omen masters. Moreover, Feng Shui is an environmental science, and it is also a knowledge that teaches people how to live in harmony and health with themselves and the environment.

Who is the strongest in the battle of high-rise buildings in Hong Kong? "Hong Kong Central"

The unique super pattern

Nine-bend water

The development of Hong Kong Central depends entirely on the cornucopia of Victoria Harbour!

The water of Hong Kong Island flows down from the Pearl River, passes through Kap Shui Mun, enters Victoria Harbour from the big mouth, passes through the Kwun Tong water storage mouth, and then flows into Lei Yue Mun. Finally, there is a dragon boat to stop it from flowing away so quickly. Urgent water enters and slow water exits, and water forms two "cornucopia of meandering water" at the two corners in the middle. In geomantic omen, it is called "nine-bend water", which is the supreme pattern of sentient water.

Welcome to the Meeting Hall

Seen from the bird's eye view, Tsim Sha Tsui is a convex terrain, while Central is a concave terrain! Before the reclamation in West Kowloon, these two landforms were completely put together into a perfect plane! In geomantic omen, it's called "Meeting and Seeing off", which is generally used in architectural geomantic omen, but there are few places in developed cities in China to achieve such a degree of conformity in topography!

Linggui Going to Sea

The shapes of Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center in Central and Hong Kong Space Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui are like a Linggui (Xuanwu) and a dome. And on the map, they look at each other across the sea in a straight line.

The intention of the Hong Kong Government in these two buildings is to greet the Victoria Harbour's "Greeting-and-Farewell Club" with a "turtle going out to sea to look for eggs".

As we all know, the most prosperous place for business in Hong Kong is Central. Apart from the above-mentioned "Nine twists and turns to bring water" and "Greeting-and-Farewell Club", the most important thing is Tsim Sha Tsui, the strongest three evil places formed by topography.

If a commercial building is to flourish, it must choose "fighting three evils". This super suffocation brought by Tsim Sha Tsui has flooded the whole Central. However, the main commercial building is facing such a strong suffocation. How to fight it?

"Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation"

The first protagonist: Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation debut

In the whole Central, the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building is the only commercial building that chooses to confront the "three evils" in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Look at the picture above, this land of geomantic omen is full of buildings. But in front of the HSBC Building facing Victoria Harbour, there is no high-rise building. Under normal circumstances, Shaqi from the terrain, even if you want to fight it, you should avoid its sharpness. Why HSBC is so bold and chooses to confront it head-on!

let's see how HSBC can win this strongest "three evil positions"!

Buffer, avoid and absorb

First of all, let's see how HSBC buffers the suffocation! When HSBC chose this direct location in Tsim Sha Tsui, the demand for its construction area was more than 2, square meters (17 acres), but HSBC bought nearly 5, square meters of land.

what is the extra land used for?

HSBC has built the land in front of the building into a park, planted lush trees and sent them to the government for management! This park is the famous Statue Square in Hong Kong today!

Its purpose is to use the dense trees in the park to buffer the three evils in Tsim Sha Tsui, and the evil spirit will come to the bank door after passing through the buffer zone in the park.

here are two famous lions in Hong Kong-"Stephen" and "Stitt".

These two heroic lions have been guarding HSBC for nearly a century, and I don't need to explain their functions. Banks in the inland of China are common, but the funny thing is that many banks are not angry, and they are also decorated.

HSBC also printed its cute pet with banknotes. No wonder it is popular in Hong Kong and everyone loves it.

HSBC can absorb the buffer gas by blocking the park and the lion? Not yet, but this shaqi is strong enough to promote the whole central business district, which is so easy to stop!

so, the most wonderful phenomenon in commercial buildings appeared.

going through the tunnel to avoid evil spirits

HSBC completely emptied the first floor of thousands of square meters. The key point is that it didn't even do the door.

As can be seen from the above picture, there is nothing in the lobby on the first floor of HSBC except two escalators. And before and after the two entrances, even the gate was not made. This design is extremely rare in commercial buildings and even in the world.

Because the straight-rushing brake gas formed by Tsim Sha Tsui is formed by the triangle of terrain! So ShaQi is attached to the ground level! Then HSBC will first use parks and lions to block and weaken the Shaqi. The front and rear doors on the first floor of the building are fully opened, and the first floor is completely empty, allowing the Shaqi to rush straight past and completely avoiding this Shaqi.

Then, after avoiding it, we should consider how to absorb the "wealth" brought by Shaqi.

Absorb the evil spirit (wealth)

First of all, we should popularize a geomantic view here. The prosperity and decline brought by the evil spirit are in direct proportion, that is, the wealth and the defeat. Why is it called "fighting against three evils"? The key is to avoid it ... > >

why do hong kong people pay attention to feng shui? Why do Hong Kong people pay attention to Feng Shui? Uakb

I heard that the fortune-telling book (Feng Shui book) I bought in Hong Kong is very accurate! There are many famous people in Hong Kong, Li Juming.