Li Fire and Bright Wind • Rooftop Ridge and Eaves Corners
Chaofeng, the Third Son Who Loves Danger: Spirit of Climbing High to See Far and Warding Off Evil at Palace Corners
By nature fond of danger and gazing into the distance, it often stands at the front of the beast procession on palace roof corners, symbolizing the auspicious star shining high, repelling demons, and broadening one's vision.
Astronomy, Celestial Signs, and the 28 Lunar Mansions
It corresponds to the star mansion of the Heavenly Market Enclosure that represents looking far from a height, governing foresight and exploration of unknown perils.
Feng Shui Geomancy and Environmental Field Patterns
Carved on upturned eaves and soaring corners, it can eliminate the dangers of falling from high places and the draining of qi, keeping the household safe and free from disasters.
Five Elements Preferences and Personal Energy Tuning
For those engaged in high-risk investments, cross-border expeditions, or strategic decisions, with the help of Chaofeng they can command a high vantage point and see the overall situation clearly.
Calculate Your Feng Shui Nine Palaces Flying Stars and Five Elements Pattern
Combining your birth chart's favorable elements and the Xuan Kong Flying Star compass, find the guardian direction of your personal mythical beast that matches your magnetic field.