Hiding wind and gathering energy is actually a basic requirement of the traditional Chinese "Feng Shui Treasure Land".

Hiding the wind and gathering qi can be understood in two parts - one is to hide the wind, that is, to avoid the wind. The second is to gather energy, which means absorbing the energy of heaven and earth.

Kanyu theory believes that "qi will disperse when it rides on the wind", so it requires hiding the wind. I am just afraid of being blown by the wind, which makes it difficult for the Qi to gather.

So, in the final analysis, the most important thing about hiding wind and gathering qi is the purpose of "gathering qi".

In addition, metaphysics - ancient Chinese philosophy, if you want to sum it up in one word, it is Tao, which can also be said to be Qi. We all know Laozi's famous saying: "Tao gives birth to one, gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, three gives birth to all things, all things bear yin and hold yang, and the energy is in harmony." If we use the concept of modern philosophy, this is simple ancient materialism The thought of monism - Qi is the foundation of all things.

The movement of Qi, in my opinion, is an order hidden behind everything. Don’t think too hard, just imagine walking on a sparsely populated street, even though you may be surrounded by beautiful new shops, you still feel uncomfortable. Why? Because there is no popularity, the energy disperses but does not gather. Think about it again, when you feel irritable in city life, why would you go to a place with beautiful mountains and green waters, and look at a calm lake and you will feel relaxed and happy? Because water can define the weather, and the Mountain Tathagata Dragon guides the earth's Qi, so in a place surrounded by mountains and rivers, the "Qi" is strong and abundant.

So it is very easy to understand the Chinese people's view on the environment - practical and reasonable. In fact, metaphysics pursues "mysterious and mysterious, the door to all wonders" in thought. When implemented in life, there is some truth. But it’s not mysterious, haha.