A problem of geomantic metaphysics, I traveled to Beijing in the summer vacation of 2007. When I arrived at the bedroom of a dead emperor, there was a memorial archway. The tour guide said you had to

A problem of geomantic metaphysics, I traveled to Beijing in the summer vacation of 2007. When I arrived at the bedroom of a dead emperor, there was a memorial archway. The tour guide said you had to pass under it to get in. First of all, there is no such statement in orthodox geomantic omen. Being close to ghosts and gods may be explained by Taoism, but there will be no answer in geomantic omen.

Second, are you sure that rain was aimed at you? I believe there are so many tourists every day, and there are always many people who don't listen to the tour guide. Isn't it raining several times a day here?

It is generally recognized that people get sick easily after getting on an air-conditioned car in the rain, plus the fatigue of traveling, right?

Don't be too paranoid.

You're talking about 2007. I caught a cold recently. Maybe there is something wrong with Feng Shui at home, but there is no map, no direction, and no date of birth. How can I help you judge your own style?