Do you believe in Feng Shui? Is there a future for learning Feng Shui? Will it be out of date? Will it be eliminated?

Feng shui, like Chinese medicine, acupuncture and shaving, is difficult to explain scientifically, but sometimes it is really clever. In short, I don't care much about the orientation of Gankun hexagrams, such as making money, but I will try to avoid some disgusting decorations. I believe most people in China are the same. I think, at least some things about Feng Shui are reasonable in psychology and geography, just like the upstairs saying, "Due south and due north are good for ventilation and prevent the western sun from being exposed." There is also a certain emphasis on being close to the water and mountains. "And sleeping under the beams of the house will really cause psychological depression and can't sleep normally.

Feng Shui doesn't seem to be advocated very much in Chinese mainland now. Even a while ago, Phoenix Satellite TV held a pseudo-science debate (in fact, personally, Chinese medicine and Feng Shui were positioned in the category of "pseudo-science" from the beginning, so is this debate still meaningful? However, overseas Chinese living abroad are quite interested in this, and even heard from our teacher that both China and Hongkong have Feng Shui licenses. ...

I forgot to mention that I took Feng Shui in my sophomore year. The teacher who gave us a lesson was a geography teacher. He should be studying Feng Shui in Canada and other places now.