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Q: Do Chinese people actually believe in fengshui?

I've never once heard a Chinese person mention fengshui when talking about their house so was curious...

14 years 36 weeks ago in  Culture - China

 
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You are actually asking, do all the people out of China believe in god and the same god? So the answer is 'some do, some not'/

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I think it's one of those things that got lost during the revolution...

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I don't know about personal homes, but most buildings (especially public ones) are designed with fengshui...at least in Shenzhen.  Most have at least 1 big opening through the middle of the building to allow the dragon spirits to fly through....along with other things.

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Most of my Chinese friends I have asked about it have never heard of it and give me a funny look...

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Many big Chinese bosses they really care the orientations of their chair in the office.

and Dude is right about building here.

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I like a snowy Happy new year, rather than a no sky one...Beijing's time to ban the cars---the only solution for the time being...

 
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