What are the same or similar cultures in Han Dynasty and Six Dynasties?

First of all, the Wei, Jin and Six Dynasties refer to the six dynasties from the Three Kingdoms period to the middle of the Great Sui Dynasty. These six dynasties were mainly the Three Kingdoms period. In fact, they are similar to the Han Dynasty in that they were turbulent before the founding of the People's Republic of China and it was not easy during the founding of the People's Republic of China. Their cultural similarity is actually in the living buildings. Both of them like to use Feng Shui to measure the quality of a house.

First, feng shui site selection. In the history books such as Hanshu, it is not difficult to see that the architecture of Han Dynasty pays attention to geomantic omen. When building in Han Dynasty, people pay attention to time, space, people and other factors to evaluate the orientation, and pay attention to the eight skills of the house. The house can't be adjacent to the thief's house, otherwise it will lead to disaster. The area of the house is measured by the family. The door of the merchant's house does not face south. The site selection of geomantic omen in Han Dynasty is a very traditional geomantic omen gossip popularization. Although in today's high-rise buildings and mansions, we no longer pay attention to the orientation of doors and the geographical location of houses, it is a very reasonable and well-founded cultural tradition in the distant Han Dynasty.

Second, the choice of feng shui. The Six Dynasties paid attention to the five elements of geomantic omen, and those Six Dynasties also liked to use geomantic omen. In ancient times, people were feudal. They think that there is only one place where the geomantic omen matches their own aura, and this position will make them rich. Therefore, every monarch is very careful when choosing lots, and they must first calculate Feng Shui when they capture cities.

It can be seen that in ancient times, no matter which dynasty, divination and feng shui were not commonly used. At that time, everyone in the imperial city raised a god-like Shi Tian, and emperors often preferred Shi Tian, because they could calculate divination for themselves and avoid unnecessary harm, so it was still relatively feudal in ancient times.