New York's ideal spot theory.

 When looking at New York, the world's No. 1 city in terms of feng shui, is it the Daemyeongdang site as the world's best city? Let's take a look at the most basic theory and the most important key points in discussing Feng Shui: the theory of dragon, blood, four, and water. In other words, a dragon refers to a mountain range in which ground energy and energy flow together, and in places where there is no mountain, it is seen as a high hill or hill instead. Blood is a place where energy or energy flows and stops, and is often called a propitious site. Sa refers to the shape and shape of the surrounding area, such as marquis and basalt in addition to blue dragons and white tigers. Water literally examines the surrounding water flow and direction, and if there is no water, river, or lake, it is also examined by road instead. The overall energy of New York begins with Central Park and forms a ridge, descending south along Fifth Avenue and connecting to the lower part of Wall Street. The shape of New York is where Central Park becomes the dragon's head, 5th Street is the dragon's spine (waist), and Wall Street is the dragon's lower abdomen or uterus. In terms of hemolysis, the stem from the Taconic Mountains in the north of New York to Central Park becomes easy, and Fifth Avenue and Wall Street extending south along the stem become blood. In addition, Long Island in the east of New York is Blue Dragon in New York, West New York in the west of New York is Baekho, several islands in the south, and Staten Island are all made up of Ansan and Josan, and Central Park is a basalt, so they surround New York. In addition, New York has the East River to the east, the Hudson River to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean to the south, and the Hakenesaek River to the southwest, making it a number of four different rivers. What's interesting is that in terms of yin and yang principles, the fact that New York land, which has a male genital form, is surrounded by four rivers means a lively and very happy state for both men and women in the form of male genitals surrounded by women. In addition, the land of New York in the form of a male symbol is always in a state of excitement looking at a beautiful woman named the Statue of Liberty standing in front, so New York becomes an energetic ideal spot. None of the world's famous cities has more diverse aspects than Paris. Let's look at Paris, one of the world's major cities, in terms of feng shui, as well as the center of international politics, diplomacy, and transportation. Paris is a basin-type city surrounded by beautiful hills of about 100m full of vitality, and the Seine River flows around the center of the city, making it full of fire energy. Since the Meroving Dynasty, founded by Crovis in the early 6th century, has been the capital of France for 1,500 years. To put this Parisian earth in a word, it looks like a long watermelon vine rooted in the Alps stretched down over a thousand miles and formed a large watermelon ball. The veins descending from the Alps to the flat land flow to the left and right of the Seine River along several low mountain branches to form a stopped shape. In addition, many streams originating from a large area estimated to be more than one-third of the French territory gather in this city and the Seine River, making yin and yang harmonious. If you borrow the feng shui term, it would be right to say that it is a great place for the "medium and chwi hoe type" in the form of many dragons gathering. Among the mountain ranges around the city, the Montmartre Hill in the north of the city becomes the "Bukhyeonmu" as the main vein, and the Louvre Museum (formerly the Louvre Palace) and the Elyze Palace, located at the end of the main vein, correspond to the "blood" site. In addition, the Mudong Hill in the south becomes "Namjujak" in Ansan, and the Bangsenne Forest in the east becomes "Left Cheongryong" and the Bullo New Forest in the west becomes "Ubaekho Lake." In addition, Cité Island and Saint Louis Island, located in the middle of the Seine River in the city center, are treasure islands, and the cities with such treasure islands are lucky cities. Treasure Island is said to inhibit the flow rate of the river, preventing good energy from escaping with the wind. Other cities with treasure islands include San Francisco, Boston, Vienna, Moscow, Montreal, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Budapest, Delhi, and New Delhi. Because it is such a good ground, Paris was able to prosper as the capital of France and a world-class cultural center from the 6th century to the present day.