Beijing is a great city in geomantic omen. Beijing is a very symmetrical urban complex, built around the Forbidden City. It was the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, which lasted for hundreds of years. Feng shui in Beijing is very good. Special mention is made of the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, 1635, when there was a publication. At that time, it was called Huangchengxi, which was recorded in the introduction of geological scenery. The tomb is deep, and autumn and winter make it look like a row of ancient tombs. At that time, there were dense pine forests around Beijing, and only one person could ride in one lane on the road. Dense mountain forests bring abundant water sources. Diaoyutai and Jinyuchi are spring waters all year round, and in many places, spring water gushes from underground.

Now the situation in Beijing is getting worse and worse. Pollution and sandstorm, why? There are reasons for urban construction and demolition, but more importantly, I think it is people. After the great development of the whole environment and the industrial revolution, especially our ecology, the development of our industry is unbalanced, and the disharmony between Yin and Yang leads to imbalance.

Beijing's east, west, north and south are very clear. There are Xishan and Kunming Lake in the east, including Wanshou Mountain. At the same time, there is water, which is integrated with mountains and rivers. The landforms of Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain just form our northwest-southeast flow direction. Moreover, the descendants of Zhu Yuanzhang built the famous Ming Tombs, which is the best place for geomantic omen in Beijing.

At that time, Jiangxi School, Feng Shui School and Li School were invited, all of which originated from Fujian. Li School studies indoor and indoor geomantic omen, but both schools use compasses to measure more information and make adjustments to achieve the goal of harmony between man and nature.

When the ancient emperor ascended the throne and sat in the temple, he paid attention to "facing south and facing north", requiring his back (north) to the mountains and his face (south) to the rivers and plains. To the north of Beijing is the Yanshan Mountains, and to the south is the Yongding River, facing the North China Plain, where the emperor built his capital. The ancients said: "The land of Youzhou has the sea on the left, Taihang Mountain on the right, pillows in the north, rivers in the south, and a land of abundance." Therefore, Beijing will be the capital of the multi-choice meeting. Judy, the founder of Ming Dynasty, moved to Beijing and built the city with the idea of Yin and Yang gossip, which made him furious.

Geomantic pattern in Beijing

1, geomorphic genesis

Open the map of Beijing, or climb to the top of Xishan Mountain in Beijing, you can clearly see that the surrounding area of Beijing is like a semi-enclosed bay. The west, north and south of the city are surrounded by mountains, just like a screen. Only the southeast side is open, spreading to the flat and vast North China Plain, which is endless. If these winding mountains are regarded as seashores, then the vast plains are the blue sea. Those isolated mountains standing on the plain, like small skeletons, stand out in the blue waves.