concept   feng shui
30 commonsense assertions
Cultures (30) • Western countries (1) • China (1) • East Asia (1) • Western cultures (1) • Eastern architecture (1) • Traditional architecture in East Asia (1) • United States (1) • Taiwanese (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Europe (1) • Hong Kong (1) • Japan (1) • Singapore (1) • United Kingdom (1) • ancient China (1) • Architectural cultures (1) • Chinese astrology culture (1) • Chinese mythology (1) • Construction industry in Asian countries (1) • East Asian countries (1) Eastern cultures (1) • Feng-shui-believers (1) • Furniture culture (1) • Global (1) • Macau (1) • Mahayana Buddhism in China (1) • Mainland China (1) • Taoism in China (1) • historical China (1) • interior decorators in Japan (1) • more
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1 feng shui Western countries Feng shui is not widely practiced or considered important in Western countries for construction and interior design. 19
2 feng shui China Feng shui is widely practiced in China to create harmony between people and their surroundings through design and construction. 14
3 feng shui East Asia In East Asian culture, feng shui is commonly used in architecture, construction, and interior design to harmonize spaces and bring good fortune. 10
4 feng shui Western cultures Feng shui is often viewed as a pseudoscience or superstition in Western cultures. 8
5 feng shui Eastern architecture Feng shui is a vital component of Chinese and East Asian architectural designs. 7
6 feng shui Traditional architecture in East Asia Feng shui heavily influences building and interior design in East Asian traditional architecture. 4
7 feng shui United States Feng shui is seen as a niche and non-scientific design philosophy in the United States. 4
8 feng shui Taiwanese Taiwanese culture heavily incorporates feng shui into architecture, interior design, and daily life. 3
9 feng shui Chinese culture Feng shui is a Chinese cultural practice that aims to balance energy in both the environment and individuals. 2
10 feng shui Europe Feng shui is skeptically viewed in European architecture due to its non-scientific reputation. 2
11 feng shui Hong Kong Feng shui is essential for creating harmonious and balanced spaces in Hong Kong's architecture and design to promote positive energy flow. 2
12 feng shui Japan Feng shui is important in Japanese culture for harmonious living and architectural design. 2
13 feng shui Singapore Feng shui influences architectural design in Singapore for prosperity and well-being. 2
14 feng shui United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, feng shui is seen as a niche design philosophy and is met with skepticism. 2
15 feng shui ancient China Feng shui is an ancient Chinese concept that emphasizes energy flow and harmonious object placement in the environment. 2
16 feng shui Architectural cultures Feng shui influences architectural layout and building design for harmony and energy flow within various cultures. 1
17 feng shui Chinese astrology culture Feng Shui is an important aspect of Chinese astrology and culture, focusing on arranging the environment to harmonize with energy flow. 1
18 feng shui Chinese mythology Feng shui is a traditional Chinese practice for harmonizing individuals with their environment and bringing good fortune. 1
19 feng shui Construction industry in Asian countries Feng shui principles are frequently incorporated into architectural designs in the construction industry of Asian countries. 1
20 feng shui East Asian countries The concept of feng shui in East Asian countries is believed to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment to bring good luck. 1
21 feng shui Eastern cultures Feng shui is a significant cultural influence in Eastern cultures as it involves arranging the environment for harmony. 1
22 feng shui Feng-shui-believers Feng shui believers use its principles to create harmonious living environments that can positively impact health and fortune. 1
23 feng shui Furniture culture Feng shui is considered important in arranging furniture and designing living spaces for harmony and balance in furniture culture. 1
24 feng shui Global Feng shui is a global philosophical system that harmonizes individuals with their surrounding environment. 1
25 feng shui Macau Feng shui has a significant influence on building and interior design in Macau and is considered in daily life. 1
26 feng shui Mahayana Buddhism in China Feng shui is widely believed in and incorporated into daily life and architecture in Mahayana Buddhism in China. 1
27 feng shui Mainland China Feng shui is an important aspect of architecture and interior design in Mainland China, believed to bring harmony and positive energy. 1
28 feng shui Taoism in China Feng shui is a common practice in Chinese Taoist culture for creating harmonious and balanced environments. 1
29 feng shui historical China Feng shui is a traditional Chinese practice of arranging spaces in relation to energy flow. 1
30 feng shui interior decorators in Japan In Japan, interior decorators emphasize the importance of incorporating feng shui principles for creating balanced and harmonious spaces. 1