SOUTH KOREAN BLUE HOUSE HAS GOOD FENG SHUI

I would like to share with you an article about the good Feng Shui of South Korea as written by Master Lee Cheng Hoe.
Here is the article.
DOES FENG SHUI HELP SOUTH KOREA?
BY FENG SHUI MASTER LEE CHENG HOE

The Cheongwadae or Blue House

The South Korean Flag

I always like to share my findings about how does feng shui help countries like Singapore and South Korea. As a matter of fact,the influence of feng shui practice to both countries are obvious.

Apparently, South Korea is doing very good now. Look at its Samsung Galaxy. It can even challenge the Apple i-phone. The technology know-how is superb and I remember well that when I graduated from United Kingdom and returned home to become an engineer approximately 20 years ago, South Korea and Malaysia are about the same. But, look at the country now. It has changed a lot.

I have shared many times in my blog that you could notice the i-ching or yi-ching yin-yang and kua symbol on the flag of the South Korea.

In fact, the executive office and official residence of the President of the Republic of Korea is located according to a very important knowledge ofexternal luan tou 外峦头 is what we say左青龙 右白虎 前朱雀 后玄武“zuo qing long, you bai hu, qian zhu que, hou xuan wu”. Please refer to my book http://www.penangfengshui.com/index.php?pages=book_enjoyyourlife_ebook page 54 - 68.

You can find the below mentioned information from wikipedia:-

The Cheongwadae (lit. a platform with azure-tiled roof) or Blue House(commonly syllabicated Cheong Wa Dae[1][2][3]) is the executive office and official residence of the President of the Republic of Korea and located in capital city Seoul.

Geomancers have long considered the area in which Cheongwadae is located as an auspicious location. This view was backed up by an inscription on a stone wall that reads: "The Most Blessed Place on Earth," found behind the official presidential residence during the construction of a new building in 1990.

To the north of hugiwawa is the mountain Bukhansan, flanked by twomountains, Naksan, symbolizing the Azure Dragon, on the left and Inwangsan, symbolizing the White Tiger, on the right. To the south is Namsan, the protective mountain of the capital. In front flow the Cheonggyecheon stream and Han River.

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