Guan Gong (also known as Guan Yu or Kuan Kung) is one of the Five Wealth Gods and is in charge of business and sales in the world of humans.
In this article, we’ll talk about the story…
The Feng Shui amethyst crystal tree or amethyst gem tree is a popular charm/cure in traditional Feng Shui that can be used in a variety of applications from attracting wealth fortune…
Many animal symbols have specific meanings and applications in Feng Shui, such as the money frog for riches, mandarin ducks for romantic love, carp for good fortune, and many others….
All visitors traveling to mainland China require a Chinese visa, which should be obtained in advance. To obtain a China visa you must appear at the Consulate in person or apply through…
According to this ancient Chinese concept, you may improve your spatial arrangements to be more in tune with nature, which can enhance your energy, inspire pleasure, and even bring…
Using mirrors in Feng Shui demands the consideration of this method, which states that one must have specific intentions when adding mirrors or other objects to overcome energy blocks…
Three deities known as “Sanxing” are the Chinese god of luck. When these three luck deities are displayed in your house or business, they offer wealth, prosperity, and longevity luck.
“Sanxing”…
The Chung Yeung Festival (重節) (重节), or also called Double Ninth Festival, is one of the oldest and most important festivals in China. However, it is also celebrated in Hong…
