This is the first Feng Shui village in China

"If you travel through Chengkan, there will be no obstacles in your life." When passing by Chengkan Bagua Village, you naturally have to go for a stroll. Chengkan is known as the No. 1 Feng Shui Village in China. It was first built during the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, and has a history of more than 1,800 years. There is an inscription "Chengkan" by Zhu Xi, a Neo-Confucian philosopher of the Song Dynasty, at the gate of the scenic area, praising it as "Chengkan Shuangxianli, the first village in Jiangnan". The entire village was located and laid out in accordance with the Feng Shui principles of the Book of Changes: "Yin (Kan), Yang (Cheng), unity of the two energies, harmony of heaven and man." It is nestled against the mountains and beside the water, forming three streets and ninety-nine alleys, like a maze. I wandered around for more than two hours, and although I didn't understand the ins and outs of gossip, I was quite interested.