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Examples
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One who had been to Taiwan said, "The fengshui is unfavorable and the land is full of pestilence."
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These ornamental fishes are regarded as "fengshui" fishes 'supposedly able to bring good fortune to their owners.
Archive 2005-08-01 2005
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About 145 million people observed fengshui restrictions or consulted a fengshui master in the past year.
David Briggs: Study: Rising Religious Tide In China Overwhelms Atheist Doctrine David Briggs 2011
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About 145 million people observed fengshui restrictions or consulted a fengshui master in the past year.
David Briggs: Study: Rising Religious Tide In China Overwhelms Atheist Doctrine David Briggs 2011
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The domination of these twin female trees is not just an affront to Taoist ideals of balance and fengshui aesthetics, it is of dubious long-term economic benefit.
When a Billion Chinese Jump Jonathan Watts 2010
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The domination of these twin female trees is not just an affront to Taoist ideals of balance and fengshui aesthetics, it is of dubious long-term economic benefit.
When a Billion Chinese Jump Jonathan Watts 2010
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Although new to the world of teens, I know enough to let the dude "chillax" on the weekend and not ask him to cut his hair because it might kill the "flow," which I'm assuming is a close relative of Qi and fengshui.
Molly Baker: 13 Going On, Well, 14: A Snapshot of the American Teenager 2010
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The domination of these twin female trees is not just an affront to Taoist ideals of balance and fengshui aesthetics, it is of dubious long-term economic benefit.
When a Billion Chinese Jump Jonathan Watts 2010
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Although new to the world of teens, I know enough to let the dude "chillax" on the weekend and not ask him to cut his hair because it might kill the "flow," which I'm assuming is a close relative of Qi and fengshui.
13 Going On, Well, 14: A Snapshot of the American Teenager 2010
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