Everyone who has been there has an impression. Thinking back now, this monument is like a sword inserted into the earth. As mentioned just now, the entire square is a group of Feng Shui buildings, and this monument is the Feng Shui town among this group of Feng Shui buildings.
things.
There is an inscription on the north side of the monument: "The people's heroes are immortal!"
These eight characters were written by Taizu himself. Taizu can also be said to be a people's hero. Therefore, this monument can also be said to be Taizu's tombstone.
Its character is in the north, and in Feng Shui, south belongs to Yang and north belongs to Yin. All of this actually coincides with the principles of Feng Shui.
In front of the monument is the square, and there are flagpoles in the square. Looking from here, does this flagpole look like the incense in front of the tombstone?
Yes, in terms of Feng Shui layout, this flagpole is the symbol of long incense.
In ancient China, it was common to burn three incense sticks to worship deceased friends. Perhaps after seeing this, some people may wonder that this flagpole is an incense, so why does it have the meaning of only one incense stick?
In fact, it is very simple. Others burn three incense sticks, not every day, but this long-lasting incense is burned every day. The unshakable flag-raising ceremony is held every day, with the intention of making one long-lasting incense stick every day.
In Feng Shui, what is taken here is the Taoist belief that there are two in one life, two beget three, and three beget all things. This long incense is intended to be the ancestor of all things, and represents the revered status of Taizu.
There are fifty-six isolation piers around the flagpole. According to today's parlance, this is called the fifty-six nationalities united under the national government. However, in Feng Shui, the number of seven or eight is called Rending Four Seas and Eight Directions.
When the tide comes, you can see that the emperor's regulations can be seen everywhere in the square.
On both sides of the square. On the east side is the National Museum, and on the west side is the Great Hall of the People. These two buildings are relatively symmetrical. The museum represents the past, and the Great Hall represents the decision-makers of the country and the future of the country, and they are facing
Taizu Memorial Hall. Everything starts with Taizu.
In Feng Shui, all emperors’ tombs must have a light in front and a back in the back.
Look at the Taizu Memorial Hall, what is the picture in front of this group of buildings?
It's Chang'an Street. The older generation of Beijing people must remember that the square used to be a closed T-shaped square, but after the New China, the city walls on the east and west sides of the imperial city were opened here, and this ten-mile long street was opened.
At the same time, it also means that New China has broken the feudal fate of the previous dynasty.
Let’s look at what’s behind the Taizu Memorial Hall?
It's Zhengyangmen.
In the past, Zhengyangmen was the main entrance to the inner city of Beijing and a symbol of old Beijing. It was backed by the Feng Shui Bureau of the entire Beijing city. When it comes to the Feng Shui of Beijing, we have to mention the Ming Tombs. The Ming Tombs are
Anyone who knows where it is must know clearly. This is the tomb of emperors of all dynasties.
There will be a main hall in front of the tomb where the emperor is buried, and the memorial tablet of the deceased emperor is enshrined in it. The Feng Shui Bureau of the square is used as a button to connect the Feng Shui auras of the emperors of the past dynasties, and to link the Feng Shui of the capital city.
This is the current new layout of the Beijing Municipal Feng Shui Bureau.
It is precisely because of this that the Feng Shui layout in Beijing has been broken, and there is no longer the previous pattern. Therefore, there are more and more Feng Shui masters in Beijing.
However, Su Jiu still didn't like the city of Beijing.
When he went to Beijing this time, he was not only going to the Zhao family's Jiuding land, Su Jiu also had a crazy and very bold idea.
I want to borrow the aura of Beijing City’s Feng Shui Bureau.
It is used to understand the life and death situation of Hao Songbo.
If it were any other Feng Shui master who knew Su Jiu's idea, they would be so surprised that their jaws would drop to the ground.
He scolded Su Jiu for being really bold.
He would even reprimand Su Jiu directly, saying that he did not know whether to live or die.
He actually wanted to use the Feng Shui aura of the capital city to influence his mood.
Indeed, if an ordinary Feng Shui master has such an idea, let alone whether it can be successful or not, just this idea is enough to make people stunned and crazy.
Even if Su Jiu had this idea, without sufficient preparation, it would still be a very crazy plan.
Imagine a Feng Shui master stealing the Feng Shui aura of a country, capital, or capital. What a crazy idea this is.
However, there is no way.
Hao Songbo was too important to Su Jiu. To be more precise, the Jiuding land controlled by Hao Songbo was too important to Su Jiu.
That's why Su Jiu had this idea in her mind.
I don’t know how long it will take for my cultivation to reach that level.
As for the life and death of Hao Songbo, it was impossible for him to do it without the help of external forces based on his own cultivation.
You must know that Hao Songbo is now at the level of Feng Shui National Master.
It is far beyond what I can compare with.
Su Jiu could only think of this solution for someone who was so much higher than him.
…
I took the high-speed train to Beijing.
It only takes a few hours to arrive.
Soon, a few hours later, Su Jiu arrived in Beijing. Nowadays, society has convenient transportation. There are fast transportation channels both in the sky and on the ground.
Come out of the high-speed rail station.
Looking at the endless flow of people, Su Jiu sighed slightly in her heart.
We’ve arrived in Beijing again.
I am very reluctant to come to Beijing again.
Su Jiu had no choice.
With helpless eyes, he glanced around, picked up a taxi at random, and started heading towards his destination.
His first stop was naturally the Jiuding place of the Zhao family.
Residence No. 81, Chaoyang.
After what happened last time, Su Jiu knew that this place should be under the strict protection of the Zhao family.
This place has definitely become a forbidden area for the Zhao family. It is impossible for ordinary people to enter. I am afraid that even the ordinary Zhao family cannot enter or leave this place.
Therefore, this time, it is impossible for me to directly enter this place like before.
If you want to enter the Jiuding land of the Zhao family, you can only discuss it with the Zhao family and borrow the Jiuding energy.
Therefore, Su Jiu's destination for this trip is to go straight to the Zhao family's home.
Zhao family.
The largest family in Chinese history.
It can be seen from what is said at the beginning of "Hundred Family Surnames", Zhao Qian, Sun Li, etc. A family has been entrenched in the capital for thousands of years. If nothing else, it can be seen from this alone that the Zhao family The influence is actually very large.
Even now, the Zhao family's influence in Beijing and even China is very great.
Su Jiu knew that the main family of the Zhao family was located in a certain courtyard house in Beijing.
This is also the information Su Jiu got after secretly paying attention to the information about the Zhao family after coming out of this Jiuding place last time.
Therefore, the address Su Jiu reported to the taxi driver was the geology of this courtyard. ——
ps; I hope these two chapters will not be discovered by the river crab army. To be honest, the content of these two chapters was written at great risk. (To be continued.)