What are the Five Elements Theory and Feng Shui Theory?

The Five Elements is a kind of material view in ancient China, which is mostly used in philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine and divination. The theory of five elements is the basic theory of Chinese medicine, which is established by using the characteristics of wood, fire, earth, gold and water in ancient philosophical theories and their laws of birth and grams to understand and explain the systematic structure and methodology of Chinese medicine in nature, so as to explain the relationship between viscera, viscera attributes, movement changes and the relationship between human body and the external environment. "Five elements" are closely related to "five internal organs" and "five aspirations". When the five elements can't maintain the physiological balance of interaction, the relationship between life and system is transformed into the relationship between multiplication (taking advantage of the situation and overstepping the system) and bullying (being bullied by the strong and bullying the Lord), resulting in corresponding pathological changes. Applying the "Five Elements Theory" to the treatment of psychosomatic diseases can promote the rehabilitation of psychosomatic diseases by regulating medication. The relationship between five elements and orientation is: oriental wood, southern fire, central soil, western gold and northern water. In numerology, fire, water, earth and five elements are used to break the good or bad luck of fate, which is also called Fan Fortune-telling.

The word "geomantic omen" was first found in Guo Pu's Book of Burial in Jin Dynasty (AD 276-324): "As the saying goes, qi dispels the wind, and the boundary water stops. The ancients gathered to make it last forever, so it is called Feng Shui. " According to geomantic omen, the wind direction and current around the residential base or cemetery will bring disaster to the residents or cemetery. Also refers to the method of phase house phase tomb. Feng Shui is a comprehensive discipline unique to China, which studies the living environment and its influence on human body. This is a long-standing folk phenomenon. Feng shui contains modern multidisciplinary knowledge, such as geology, meteorology, architecture, landscape science and human science. It is one of the treasures of ancient culture in China.