How Qi Xi Jie Came To Be The Chinese Valentine’s Day
The Qi Xi Jie festival (七夕节), or Qi Qiao Jie (乞巧节), falls on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, and is also known as the double seven festival.…
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The Lion Takes The Role Of Protector In Feng Shui
Lions are not native animals of China and are believed to have been brought there in the past as gifts from Persians via the Silk Road, then kept in enclosures…
The zz Plant (Zanzibar Gem) In Feng Shui
The zz plant is scientifically known as zamioculcas zamiifolia with various nick names such as the Zanzibar gem, emerald palm, fortune tree, and even the…
12 Best Feng Shui Plants For Good Luck At Home
Plants are one of the best decorative items that can instantly change the the visual impact created by a home’s interior. They add color and life to…
The 3 Noblemen Formation
With the countless Chinese festivals that occur annually, it is no understatement that the Chinese is such a happy people that almost every positive event can…
The Lime Tree Grows Fruits That Bring Wealth Luck
Lime fruits is one of the most common foods that we consume without knowing it. This is because instead of biting down on them (which only a brave hungry man…
The Meaning Of Double Happiness Symbol
There are a lot of symbols that represent joy and celebrations in Chinese culture such as the magpie and pu dai. But not are as intuitive and all-encompassing…
Flower Of Romance Star Indicates Relationship Bliss
When it comes to romance luck, few gets as much fanfare as peach blossom luck. This is partly because of the cultural beauty and significance of peach…
Hibiscus Symbolism As A Feng Shui Flower
The gorgeous appearance of the hibiscus flower is often considered by flower experts as one of the most beautiful plants in the world. Hibiscus plants are…
Is The Snake Plant Good Or Bad Feng Shui?
When we see a snake plant, it is easy to realize why it was attributed with such a name. It’s scientific name is sansevieria trifasciata and has some…
