Wang Qing's fortune telling _ How is Wang Qing's fortune telling level?

I would like to ask whether "Chongqing Cliff Feng Shui" is true or not. Why do some feng shui experts say that cliff feng shui is a big scam? It's played by a group of liars.

"Chongqing Cliff Feng Shui" is a wealth-collecting project invested by profiteers. It is a big scam designed by profiteers to take advantage of people's pursuit of a better future.

The profiteer invited a handwritten propaganda article in order to cheat trust by any means. You know, the ultimate goal of businessmen is to pursue the greatest wealth. . . . . .

First of all, let's learn about Moya's theory of colored soil. Everyone should know that any theory must be an inevitable law based on a lot of practice, and it must not be fabricated and imagined out of thin air. You can look back on the 5,000-year history of China. There are many rich people in China, but who is buried in the five-color soil cave in their ancestral graves? . . . . . . Sometimes a beautiful feng shui legend is used to the limit by swindlers.

Let's take a look at a geomantic treasure-house discovered by Shen Zhu Steele, a geomantic master in Qing Dynasty. It has a "big halo" and the soil is "picturesque" when digging wells. According to Mr Shen Zhu still readme; After discovering such a treasure trove of geomantic omen, an official felt dizzy and bought it first and buried it in his ancestral grave. As a result, the official was soon buried in the ancestral grave, dismissed and died on the way to distribution. People don't want to ask, what is the treasure house of five-color soil? )。 . . . . .

Moya's geomantic theory is; Digging "colored soil" is a treasure trove of geomantic omen. Digging will have a good geomantic omen effect, otherwise it will not have a good geomantic omen effect without digging "colored soil". It seems that the liar's technique is not clever. In fact, just look at so many rich ancestral graves in China, and everything will be clear. Whose ancestral graves were buried in acupoints with colorful soil? . . . China's geomantic omen has been used to the extreme by unscrupulous profiteers.