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Feng Shui Layout

Eight Mansions stars and annual Flying Stars analysis to refine your living and working space

Floor plan upload (optional, AI reads the plan)

About Feng Shui Layout

Feng Shui works by gathering qi and holding it in. The Nine Flying Stars take the nine stars of the Luo Shu (洛书) and move them through the directions of a space as time passes, so that each star lands in its own palace with its own character, favourable or not — the One White Tan Lang (一白贪狼) governs attraction and goodwill, the Eight White Zuo Fu (八白左辅) brings wealth and official fortune, and the Five Yellow Lian Zhen (五黄廉贞) is a major taboo to keep clear of. Only when the direction a house faces, the period it was built in and that year's own star chart are read together does the pattern of a space come into focus.

问真岛 works from the Eight Mansions mirror and the annual Purple-White Flying Stars: enter the house direction and the year, and the eight-direction stars and the annual Flying Stars chart are laid out for you, after which AI gives concrete advice for each direction on what to strengthen and what to settle. You can also upload a floor plan for an AI reading of the layout as drawn. Whether you are moving into a new home, choosing an office or adjusting your layout for the year, it works as practical reference.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Choose the house direction, the period it was built in, the intended use and the year.

  2. 2

    Start with the Nine Flying Stars and the basic chart, then read the tendency of each palace.

  3. 3

    For more detail, read the full AI layout advice.

Frequently asked questions

Common cases include owner-occupied homes, rental flats, offices, studios and shops — anywhere you want a second pair of eyes on the space before arranging it.

No. It works better as an online preview and a way to understand the method, so that you can build a framework for reading the space yourself.

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