What Feng Shui layout does Wang Yangming's tomb have

What Feng Shui layout does Wang Yangming's tomb have

Wang Yangming, whose name is Shouren, is born in Yuyao, Zhejiang. He studied in Yangmingdong when he was demoted to Guizhou, and he was called Mr. Yangming in the world. He is a famous thinker in the Ming Dynasty in my country, and another great Confucian after Zhu Xi.

Wang Yangming is the most important master of the "Xinxue" genre, and his "Xinxue" comes from "Longchang Enlightenment". He was sent to the remote Guizhou Longchang for offending the eunuch and spent three years in this desolate place. In pain and deep thought, Wang Yangming studied "Zhouyi" and wrote "Five Classics Conjecture" to refute Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism and form his own system of mind learning.

According to historical records, Wang Yangming’s cemetery was chosen by himself, with Xianxia Mountain as its backing, Xiaoan Mountain in front of it for reviewing the scene, and streams winding around the foot of the mountain in the south. The mountains here are surrounded by basalt and the water gathers in Mingtang. The local residents call this the pattern of "shaking daffodil shrimp", which means that the fairy shrimp jumps in the water and is full of vitality.