The Feng Shui Knowledge Museum
Discover the ideas behind the diagrams. Eleven illustrated guides separate historical concepts, school conventions and observable room conditions, with sources for further reading.
Chinese Calendar & Solar Terms
Explore lunar dates, traditional festivals and solar seasons in your local timezone.
What Is Qi in Feng Shui? Meaning and Room Examples
Learn what qi means in Feng Shui, how it relates to entrances and room circulation, and how to assess an entry path without treating energy as a measurement.
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Yin and Yang in Feng Shui: Balance in a Small Home
Explore yin and yang in Feng Shui through a studio used for work and sleep. Compare light, activity and room boundaries, with a practical example and FAQs.
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The Five Elements in Feng Shui: Wu Xing and Its Cycles
Understand the five Feng Shui elements, their generating and controlling cycles, and how to read a stove–sink example without turning Wu Xing into a shopping list.
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How to Use a Bagua Map: Compass and BTB Explained
Learn how to use a Bagua map on a floor plan. Compare compass and BTB alignment, eight trigrams and nine areas, with an apartment example and common questions.
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How to Read a Feng Shui Compass: Luopan Basics
Learn how to read a Feng Shui compass and luopan, distinguish plan-up from building facing, and record a bearing before using eight directions or the 24 mountains.
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Sha Qi in Feng Shui: Sharp Corners and Door Lines
Understand sha qi and poison arrows in Feng Shui. Inspect sharp corners, door lines and the effect of a furniture move through a worked example and practical FAQs.
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Four Celestial Animals in Feng Shui: Directions and Form
Learn the four celestial animals in Feng Shui: Dragon, Tiger, Bird and Tortoise. Compare cardinal directions with left, right, front and back around a desk.
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Period 9 Feng Shui: 2024–2043 and Annual Flying Stars
Explore Period 9 Feng Shui for 2024–2043. Separate the twenty-year cycle, annual Flying Stars and building charts, with an older-apartment example and clear FAQs.
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What Is Tai Sui? Zodiac Years and Feng Shui Directions
Learn what Tai Sui means in zodiac, temple and Feng Shui contexts. Compare Lunar New Year and Li Chun boundaries with an early-February example and sources.
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Feng Shui vs BaZi vs Huangli: What Each System Does
Compare Feng Shui, BaZi and Huangli: place, birth time and date selection. Learn which inputs each needs and how a lunar calendar differs, using a moving example.
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The 24 Solar Terms Explained: Dates, Seasons and Li Chun
Understand the 24 solar terms, Li Chun and solar longitude. Compare transition times, lunar months and festival dates, then explore the calendar in your local timezone.
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The existing room and method explorers remain below. Each asks a concrete question of a real layout.
Placement (Form School)
How furniture relates to doors, walls and windows — the most practical place to start.
Maps & directions
Compass-based methods that need North and, for personal directions, a birth date.
Time (Flying Stars)
The annual layer that changes every year at Li Chun.
How House Quest works
Sources, calculations and limits.
Explore the full Demo House
Explore every room of the Demo House, then draw or trace your own floor plan.