神秘的五行 － 五行与风水 (English Translation)
The art of feng shui is used in the olden days to chose the site of graves and residential areas. The calculations are very complex and they are based on a number of theories such as 正五行，纳音五行，四经五行， 二十四山五行，三合五行，双山五行，八卦五行 etc. Main considerations include mountain terrains and rivers.
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