The pond is the best natural heat storage and humidity regulator!
Netizens’ question is: Is it good feng shui if I live by a pond??
The simple understanding and answer is: when the weather is hot, the pond is the coolest terrain location in the local terrain. When the weather is cold, ponds are the last places in local terrain to freeze. The reason is that there is heat stored in the water, which means it is frozen, and the heat in the water is still slowly being released.
The houses in the following graphics are all next to a pond with dozens of acres of water. They are all small reservoirs, and the houses face the pond. These places are now famous tourist attractions in the country and can be visited.
If it can be developed into a tourist attraction, it will have a strong humanistic, social and cultural background. The feng shui must be excellent, and the feng shui has its own unique features. In these places, ponds should still be the highlights of the scenery!
Feng shui with ponds around the house!
Water is the source of all life on earth. Without water, all Feng Shui is empty talk. Feng Shui has always regarded "water" as wealth, in terms of wealth. In fact, the place where rivers crisscross and where ponds gather is rich in products and densely populated. It has been a place where people have prospered and made money throughout history.
Reservoir can adjust the water storage above and below ground around the residence, and change the dragon's luck and the earth's luck. Adjust the humidity and temperature in the air around your residence. These are indispensable prerequisites for the survival of "human beings", "animals" and "plants".
Only when there is a pond can people "live from poverty to wealth". The more prosperous the water, the better. The Feng Shui functions of the pond are as follows:
1 The pond has the function of preventing floods.
Reservoir is one of the technical measures widely used for flood control in my country. In the upstream of the flood control area, reservoirs that can store water and can be comprehensively utilized are widely constructed. The ponds are used to store rainwater and reduce the peak flow into the downstream rivers, thereby achieving the purpose of reducing flood disasters. There are two functions of reservoirs in regulating floods: first, they act as flood detention; second, they act as water storage. Only by reducing flood disasters can the country be stable and families be at peace. Stability and peace are the true Feng Shui of a country and a place.
2. The pond has the function of regulating drought and irrigation.
By accumulating rainwater, water needs for "living", "irrigation" and "firefighting"... in the general environment of the bureau can be guaranteed during the dry season. During the rainy seasons of spring and summer, the rainwater is stored and can be used for farmland irrigation and domestic water during droughts. If there is a shortage of food due to drought, it will directly cause bad feng shui.
3. The pond has the function of "allowing people to wash themselves and improve the quality of life and hygiene".
The water in the pond can be used to clean household items and food for residents in local terrain. Without water, living and sanitary conditions cannot be guaranteed, and good Feng Shui cannot exist.
4. The pond can be used for "aquaculture", "cooling", "entertainment", "local terrain sewage discharge"...it has these functions.
Breeding directly generates wealth; "enjoying the cool", "entertaining" and "discharging sewage" are beneficial to physical and mental health. In ancient society, some villages dug pits around the village to build ponds, and planted reeds, moso bamboo, beside the ponds to form a natural barrier, leaving only one or two entrances and exits for villagers to enter and exit. Such ponds were "guarded" The role of "village" and "protecting the village" security. They are all "visible and tangible" manifestations of direct and prosperous Feng Shui.
With the development of the rural economy, the rural lifestyle has changed a lot. Now when farmers build houses, they buy and move bricks from other places, using modern building materials, and there is no need to dig holes to obtain soil. Many villages have deep wells drilled and installed with tap water. Villagers' drinking water comes from deep underground, and domestic water no longer relies on reservoirs. Therefore, water ponds have gradually withdrawn from the stage of life of rural people, which is the reason why many water ponds have dried up, been abandoned, and been filled up. Promoting the improvement of the rural living environment and creating a beautiful ecological countryside is a great cause that is related to the survival of future generations and to future generations.It is necessary to correctly understand the feng shui effect of the pond, make good use of the feng shui effect of the pond, and overcome the unfavorable factors of the feng shui of the pond.
The feng shui hazards of ponds are mainly safety issues. With the progress of the times, people's understanding of ponds will be more profound, prevention of unsafe factors will be more effective, and the negative impact of pond feng shui will be completely changed!
The inspiration of in Tarim Basin!
The Tarim Basin is located in southern Xinjiang, China and is the largest inland basin in China. The basin is located between the Tianshan Mountains, the Kunlun Mountains, and the Altun Mountains. The widest area from north to south is 520 kilometers, and the longest area from east to west is 1,400 kilometers, covering an area of about more than 500,000 square kilometers. The altitude is between 800 and 1,300 meters, and the terrain is higher in the west and lower in the east.
A basin like this should be the best dragon cave terrain if evaluated from the perspective of Feng Shui dragon cave. If it is close to the southern oceanic climate conditions and has enough water vapor to supplement, compared to Sichuan, it should be OK The geographical environment supports the survival of nearly 100 million people. However, due to the lack of water sources, not only humans cannot survive in it, but it will also bring disasters!
The Tarim Basin is a large closed mountain basin. In terms of geological structure, it is a stable terrain restricted by many deep and large plate faults around it. The terrain of the basin is higher in the west and lower in the east, tilting slightly to the north. The lake surface elevation of the old Lop Nur is 780 Ten meters is the lowest point in the basin. The Tarim River is located on the northern edge of the basin, and the water flows eastward. The landform of the
basin is distributed in a ring. The edge is the gravel Gobi connected with the mountains, the center is a vast desert, and between the edge and the desert are alluvial fans and alluvial plains, with oases distributed. South of the Tarim River is the Taklimakan Desert, which is the largest desert in China and the second largest mobile desert in the world. The Tarim Basin has a warm temperate climate, with an average annual temperature of nine to 11 degrees and a frost-free period of more than 200 days. The main natural disasters are sandstorms and hot and dry winds, mainly northeasterly and northwesterly winds, and the southward movement of sand dunes on the edge of the basin is serious.
The water in the basin mainly comes from the westerly air flow. The basin has little precipitation and the basin itself cannot form runoff. The larger rivers include the "Yarkang", "Kizil", "Gezi", " Hotan" and "Kriya" in the south... Rivers such as "Aksu", "Tailan", "Weigan", "Kucha", "Kongque River" in the north, etc. The basin's groundwater supply mainly comes from seepage from "river beds", "channels" and "fields", with total groundwater reserves ranging from 11.0 to 14.8 billion cubic meters.
The basin along the southern foothills of the Tianshan Mountains and the northern foothills of the Kunlun Mountains is mainly composed of "brown desert soil", "cracked soil" and "residual salt soil". The Kunlun Mountains and the northern foothills of the Altun Mountains are dominated by gypsum salt and brown desert soil. The Tarim Basin is very rich in "petroleum" and "natural gas" resources, accounting for about one-sixth and one-quarter of the country's oil and natural gas resource reserves respectively.
The northern part of the Tarim Basin is bounded by the Tianshan Mountains and its branch Kurugtag Mountain, and the western part is the Pamir Plateau. Their peripheral altitudes are all over 4,000 meters, and the Altun Mountains and Kunlun Mountains in the south are 5,000 to 6,000 meters above sea level. The eastern gap between the Kurugtag Mountains and the Altun Mountains is about 200 kilometers wide, with elevations mostly below 1,000 meters. The central part of the basin is 800 to 1,000 meters above sea level. The northern, western and southern parts of the
basin are tightly closed by the world-famous extremely high peaks. The eastern opening is smaller, making it difficult for the heat received to escape; the altitude is not high, the latitude is low, it is deep inland, and the continental climate is significant. The temperature increases quickly; the downdraft that crosses the mountains and enters the basin increases the temperature extremely quickly. These comprehensive factors make the Tarim Basin one of the extremely high-temperature areas in my country in summer. The average daily temperature in July is over 25 degrees Celsius, and the highest daytime temperature often reaches 40 degrees Celsius. In most areas of the basin, the annual precipitation is less than 50 mm, the annual evaporation can reach more than 3,500 mm, and the near-surface atmospheric humidity during the day in summer is less than 5%.This turns the Tarim Basin, which covers an area of 530,000 square kilometers, into a huge hydrothermal evaporator.
During the high temperature period every year, the temperature is generally above 40 degrees. Netizens verified that there is a record of 43.1 degrees on the edge of the Tarim Basin. The maximum should be much higher than this data.
Records show that the highest temperature recorded in mid-August in the Turpan Basin has been 46.3 degrees.
The annual maximum temperature averages over 39 degrees, and can reach over 45 degrees in some areas, and the surface temperature is over 70 degrees. The minimum temperature in winter generally averages below minus 20 degrees, and the minimum temperature recorded in local terrain should be well below this average.
Such temperature and humidity are obviously not suitable for human beings, animals and plants to survive!
Why is the Tarim Basin so hot in summer? The reason is simple: the reason is a serious lack of water. The heat energy that the sun throws onto the ground, due to the lack of conditions for absorption, over-bakes the ground air. Why is it cold in winter? Due to the lack of effective heat storage pools in the basin, the basin lacks the ability to effectively regulate temperature when the cold comes!
If there is a large amount of water stored in such a basin, the climate conditions there will be improved. When the weather is hot in summer, a large amount of water stored will absorb the heat energy from the sun and adjust the overheated temperature difference in the basin. When the weather is cold in winter, the temperature of a large amount of stored water will be slowly released into the air to alleviate the temperature difference of excessive cold.
Changes in temperature differences and increases in humidity in the air will be beneficial to the growth of plants. As plants grow and accumulate, they will change the climate conditions in the basin, prompting an increase in annual precipitation, thus completely changing the current basin. : The natural environmental conditions of “only evaporation, no precipitation”! For example, through environmental improvements, the annual evaporation in the basin is now 3,500 millimeters. As long as one-third falls back to the ground through rainfall, it should not be a place with severe water shortage!
