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What do you think about the information that you read about feng shui in the READING section of the unit? Do you think it sounds interesting? Or do you think feng shui is just common sense?
Do you know anything else about feng shui?
Do you know anyone who has tried it or believes in it?
Do you know of any buildings or places where you live that are designed according to the principles of feng shui?

CHEUNG Kwing Kit wrote:
> What do you think about the information that you read about feng shui in
> the READING section of the unit? Do you think it sounds interesting? Or do
> you think feng shui is just common sense?
>
Do you know anything else about feng shui?
>
Do you know anyone who has tried it or believes in it?
>
Do you know of any buildings or places where you live that are designed
> according to the principles of feng shui?

1.I think FENG SHUI is a very magical thing.

2.FENG SHUI was widely used to orient buildings—often spiritually significant structures such as tombs, but also dwellings and other structures—in an auspicious manner. Depending on the particular style of FENG SHUI being used, an auspicious site could be determined by reference to local features such as bodies of water, or stars or the compass.

3.Chinese people

Both IFC One and IFC Two are situated on Victoria Harbourfront, which already gives them an advantage as the open water represents wealth, allowing water to flow towards the buildings. The iconic roof of Two IFC is designed to look like a crown, a symbol of its elite and prestigious status; some speculate that they look like fingers, reaching out to the heavens. Like most major Hong Kong skyscrapers, ‘taboo floors’ such as 14 and 24 are omitted, due to the fact that number four sounds like the word ‘death’ in Cantonese.
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1) I think that feng shui ‘s House is a great idea To put furnitures in out hiuses