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Flying Star for Chinese 5th Lunar Month 2010

June 16th, 2010

The locations of the flying stars change very year. They also change monthly. Chinese 5th Lunar month begins from Jun 12 and ends on July 11 (Accurate date should be according to season that is from Jun 6 to July 7). The chart of the locations of the flying stars for Chinese 5th lunar month is as followings:

flying stars Chinese 5th Lunar month 2010

The number represents the name of the flying stars (The meanings of these flying star is at 2010 Flying Star). Blue numbers represent year flying stars and red numbers stand for month flying stars. Year flying stars don’t change monthly.

We need to pay attention to flying star 2 black locates in South position in May. Since 2 Black Flying Star is one of the most famous sick stars and trouble makers in flying star practice, there will be some quarrel, dispute problems if your main door is in South.

5 Yellow flying star is the sickness flying star. It is locating in E in Chinese 5th Lunar Month. If your bed in in East position of your house, you need to pay attention to your health.

In addtion, both 3 Jade flying star and 3 killings are in North. If your main door is in North position, keep in mind not do any construction in this location. Be patience of everything.

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Activate Tao Hua – Peach Blossom Luck

April 15th, 2010

Blue Rat, Green Rabbit, Red Horse and Golden Rooster in feng shui are used to activate Tao Hua Luck. Tao Hua Luck is also called Peach Blossom Luck which is in charge of love and relationship. The location of Tao Hua is according to person’s Chinese zodiac sign. For whom seeking for friend or lover, it is better to activate Tao Hua.

The location and what animal to activate Tao Hua Luck is as followings:

  • If you born in the year of Rat, Dragon or Monkey, you can display the Golden Rooster in the West position of the bedroom.
  • If you born in the year of Ox, Snake or Rooster, you can display the Red Horse in the South position of the bedroom.
  • If you born in the year of Tiger, Horse or Dog, you can display the Green Rabbit in the East position of the bedroom.
  • If you born in the year of Rabbit, Sheep or Pig, you can display the Blue Rat in the North position of the bedroom.






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Pay Attention to Tai Sui

March 13th, 2010

Tai Sui is the one of the flying star that is in charge of people’s fortune. There are 60 different Tai Sui in turn every year as a circle. Tai Sui is in different location yearly. In 2010 Year of the Tiger, Tai Sui is sitting on NE. It is believed that any constructions in NE and its opposite SW will offend Tai Sui. Remember not to do any constructions in NE and SW, even though punching one nail.

2010 is the Year of the Tiger, both people born in the year of the Tiger and Monkey are offending to Tai Sui. It is recommended to carry Tai Sui Talisman for people have Tiger zodiac sign and Monkey zodiac sign. Also it is better to hang Grand Duke Appeaser Amulet in the NE of the house.

Tai Sui Talisman

Since other two illness flying stars 2 Black and 5 Yellow are in NE and SW as well as Tai Sui, it is better to void sitting or working at those two locations for too long. If your main door is in SW location, hanging one 6 rod wind chime is good to lower its illness chi.

6 Rod Wind Chime

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Flying Stars 2010 in Year of the Tiger

January 30th, 2010

2010 is the Year of the Tiger which starts from Li Chun 02/04/2010. Chinese use heaven branch and earth branch to describe the Year. The heaven branch of the tiger year 2010 is Gen which belongs to Metal element; the earth branch of the tiger year 2010 is Yin which belongs to Wood element. Heaven branch destroy earth branch since metal destroy Wood. The Year of the Tiger will be a touch year. In addition, flying star 8 white, which is in charge of wealth, is besieged in the center. Economic will be stagnant this year.

There are nine main flying stars which are related to different aspects, such as wealth, relationship, health, etc. These nine flying stars are 1 white, 2 black, 3 jade, 4 green, 5 yellow, 6 white, 7 red, 8 white and 9 purple. The locations of the flying stars are changed every year. The locations of these 9 flying stars are as following map.



In addition of the 9 flying stars, there are three important aspects needed to pay attentions to: Tai Sui, Sui Po and Shan Sha. Tai Shui is the Grand Duke Jupiter. In the year of the Tiger 2010, Tai Sui is the tiger that is sitting on NE close to N. Sui Po is sitting on the opposite site of the Tai Sui. That is in SW close to S. And Shan Sha is in North. Keep in mind all time that Tai Sui, Sui Po and Shan Sha can not be offended. Don’t do any constructions in NE close to N, SW close to S and North. Keep these three locations in order and calm as much as possible. If you have any water fountain in these locations, don’t turn it on.

Details of the flying stars, Tai Sui, Sui Po and Shan Sha will be illustrated as followings. We also list some suggested items that can enhance the flying stars if those flying stars are good for us or decease their powers if those flying stars are not good for us.

We also list feng shui products that you can display in 9 different locations according to 2010 Flying Stars 2010. You can click Feng Shui Products by Flying Stars 2010 to know what products you need in the year of the tiger 2010.

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Wearing Pig Bracelet is Recommended in the Year of Tiger 2010

January 7th, 2010

In the year of the tiger 2010, tiger is sitting on the Tai Sui. On the another hand, pig is the friend of the tiger. Therefore use pig bracelet to cater to Tai Sui. Pig bracelet is one of the powerful talisman to release any conflicting energy offended by Tai Sui in the year of the tiger 2010

In addition, pig stands for affluence and truth. Pig bracelet can bring you good luck, wealth and harmony too. We have multi-color gemstone pig bracelets, rose quartz pig bracelets, green jade pig bracelets and amethyst pig bracelets. Those pig bracelets are consisting of a lot of all natural gemstones that are carved into pig images. It is well known that natual gemstone bracelets are good for health also.

Gemstone pig bracelets are good for everyone and good for all time, especially in 2010. May pig bracelet bring you full protections and happiness in the year of the tiger 2010: feng shui 2010.

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When to Display Feng Shui Products for 2010 Year of the Tiger

January 1st, 2010

Chinese New Year Firecrackers

When to Display Feng Shui Products for 2010 Year of the Tiger?

Some people think they need to display feng shui products for 2010 year of the tiger on 01/01/2010 or Chinese New Year (Chinese New Year 2010 is on 02/14/2010). Actually both days are wrong. The correct day should be on or after 02/04/2010. 02/04/2010 is the first day of Spring ( Li Chun) when the year of the Tiger begins.

Baby born before Li Chun (02/04/2010) belongs to Chinese Ox sign. Baby born after this day belongs to Chinese tiger sign. However you need to identify those products are for what purposes. Those feng shui products for 2010, such as products for Chinese horoscope 2010, flying star 2010 or year of the tiger (Tiger Statues), etc, you can display them on or after 02/04/2010. As far as items for Chinese New Year, you can display them on 02/14/2010.

For Chinese New Year items, you can display them as long as you want since most of them have the significant of good luck, prosperity, etc. We have listed some products for Chinese New Year. And we will update feng shui products for Chinese horoscope or flying stars later.

Have a wonder prosperous year of the tiger. May it bring you wealth, happiness and good health. Happy New Year!

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Moon Festival 2009

September 19th, 2009

What is Moon Festival?
Moon Festival is also called Mid-Autumn Festival. It is known as one of the four biggest Chinese traditional festival (Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Tomb Sweeping Festival and Moon Festival). Moon Festival is on the Lunar calendar August 15. It is said that the moon is the “biggest” and “brightest” in the whole year.

When is Lunar calendar August 15 2009?
In 2009, Lunar calendar August 15 is on Oct. 3rd 2009.

What does Moon Festival Mean?
Moon Festival is the second largest festival in China. It is considered as the reunion festival. There are a lot of beautiful legends about Moon Festival, such as Jade Rabbit, ChangEr.

What do Chinese People Do on Moon Festival?
Moon Cake (Chinese cookie) is related to Moon Festival. The traditional culture of Chinese people is that people gather together at the moon night watching the moon and eating moon cakes. Mid Autumn is the day of praying the Moon for reunion, safety and harmony. It is also the good day to wish children being good behaviour and advanced education.

Feng Shui and Moon Festival
Mid Autumn festival is the good day to play your feng shui items, such as Mandarin Ducks for harmony and Wen Chang Pagoda for eduction. People can face to Moon at that night and make a wish. It is believed that Moon can help you wishes come true. You also can light up 2 candles, incenses and lamp. Food for praying Moon are fruit and moon cakes only.

Moon Festival, Mid Autumn, ChangEr, Moon Cake, Rabbit

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Kua Number and Auspicious Location

August 20th, 2009

Feng Shui Kua Number is also Gua Number or Qua Number. It is based on the lunar year of birth and gender. Kua number can tell one person’s auspicious and inauspicious directions and locations. There is formula to calculate kua number. You can use our kua number calculator to find out what kua number you are.

Since the kua number determine which parts are good for you and where are not good for you. Therefore you can choose to spend more time on your auspicious location. Followings are the good locations dependant on your gua number and gender:

1. Kua Number is 1: the best auspicious location is in SE;
2. Kua Number is 2: the best auspicious location is in NE;
3. Kua Number is 3: the best auspicious location is in S;
4. Kua Number is 4: the best auspicious location is in N;
5. Kua Number is 5 and Male: the best auspicious location is in NE;
6. Kua Number is 5 and Female: the best auspicious location is in SW;
7. Kua Number is 6: the best auspicious location is in W;
8. Kua Number is 7: the best auspicious location is in NW;
9. Kua Number is 8: the best auspicious location is in SW;
10. Kua Number is 9: the best auspicious location is in E;

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Chinese Horoscope Allies and Secret Friend

August 3rd, 2009

Chinese Zodiac animals are consisting of 12 Chinese zodiac signs: the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. Each of them implies a lot of information inside. Some zodiac signs are against each other; Some are allied together; Some are secret friends of others.

If Chinese zodiac animals are allied together, they will combine to another element and get stronger and more powerful. 12 animals are in one circle. Every 4 animals apart are allied as followings:
1. Rat, Dragon and Monkey are allied;
2. Ox, Snake and Rooster are allied;
3. Tiger, Horse and Dog are allied;
4. Rabbit, Sheep and Pig are allied

Chinese horoscope allies and secret friend

Therefore, people would like to display those allied animal statues together to let them stronger. For example, if someone’s zodiac sign is either Rat or Dragon or Monkey, he/she may display these three animal statues together at his/her home/office.

Besides of allied animals, animal’s secret friend acts as friends who can help you. Followings are the list of the secret friends:
1. Rat’s secret friend is Ox;
2. Ox’s secret friend is Rat;
3. Tiger’s secret friend is Pig;
4. Rabbit’s secret friend is Dog;
5. Dragon’s secret friend is Rooster;
6. Snake’s secret friend is Monkey;
7. Horse’s secret friend is Sheep;
8. Sheep’s secret friend is Horse;
9. Monkey’s secret friend is Snake;
10. Rooster’s secret friend is Dragon;
11. Dog’s secret friend is Rabbit;
12. Pig’s secret friend is Tiger;

You can shop Rat Statues, Ox Statues, Tiger Statues, Rabbit Statues, Dragon Statues, Snake Statues, Horse Statues, Sheep Statues, Monkey Statues, Rooster Statues, Dog Statues and Pig Statues at fengshui-import

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Personality of Chinese Zodiac

July 28th, 2009

Chinese Zodiac consists of 12 animals: the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Ram, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Boar. The Chinese Zodiac sign is determined by your date of birth and it is considered as the spiritual symbols that represent inner personality.

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People born in the Year of the Rat are bright, smart and persistence. Regardless of what happens to them, they always seem to carry on and never give up. They are good planers and have sociable personality. Thus they are apt to have friends to achieve their ambitions. People who born in the year of rat usually display rat statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

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Ox people are persistent and methodical. They can withstand substantial pressure without any complains. They are strong and will. They wouldn’t make their worries public even though they were in the condition of worries. They always show that they are strong and well even though they are in sickness. They don’t like risks. Prosperity is often achieved by perseverance and hard work. People who born in the year of the Ox usually display Ox statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

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People born in the Year of the Tiger are sensitive, arrogant and powerful. They are born leader. These people like to show their present and influence to other persons. They always want to compel to the top of the group. Aggression rather than diplomacy is their personality. Be aware their manner could make them as enemies as their friend thought. People who born in the year of the tiger usually display Tiger statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

rabbit statue


Rabbit people are intelligent, joyful, honest and sensitive. The Rabbit have quick-witted mind and not easily deceived. They are honest to their friends and relatives and sensitive to any changes of other people’s emotions and feelings. These changes can make Rabbit people’s feelings alter quickly like the summer storm. They like social life with friends. People who born in the year of the Rabbit usually display Rabbit statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

snake statue


Dragon people are endowed with wisdom and strength. They like other people admire and respect them. They want to challenge. In their minds, nothing is impossible. They have plans and steady purpose before they do something. People who born in the year of the Dragon usually display Dragon statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

snake statue


People born in the Year of the Snake are patient and persistent. They can stick to one goal whatever how hard it is to get that goal. They have a great capacity for gathering information and often have great aptitude for research and detections. Snake people have refined tastes and in dress. People who born in the year of the Snake usually display Snake statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

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Horse people are strong, loyal and dependable. The strength personality lets them have a lot of energies. It seems that they can’t depleted those energies. They are honest to their friends and always want to keep their promises. They are good talkers and hard to change their minds once they make their decisions. People who born in the year of the Horse usually display Horse statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

sheep statue


People born in the Year of the Sheep (Ram) are associated with trust, caring and affection. They can bear a lot of pressure and glad to take all the pressure on their own. Stick one goal without giving up. Ram people are not arrogant. They are shy to demonstrate themselves and remain in the background. People who born in the year of Sheep usually display Sheep statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

monkey statue


Their minds move quickly and always have new ideas. Monkey people are fast to make new friends and kind to help friends. They are impatient and easily to lose tempers. They have great ambition to be the winners. People who born in the year of the Monkey usually display Monkey statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

rooster statue


Their creative spirit lets them be designers; their well-talking character makes them as lawyers. Rooster people have power of imaginations and diligence. They do their best to achieve their goal. Rooster people have the personalities of pride, confidence and determination. However they easily lose their temper like the unstable weather. People who born in the year of the Rooster usually display Rooster statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

dog statue


People born in the Year of the Dog have the ability of honesty and loyalty. They have sympathetic to others. They call no attention to themselves. Thus they are good listeners and excellent subordinates. However they are slow to adjust to the change of the environment. People who born in the year of the Dog usually display Dog statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

pig statue


People born in the Year of the Boar (Pig) have modest means and natural humility. They don’t much worry about money, time and speed. Boar people are hospitable and hard working. They have many different kinds of friends. People who born in the year of the Pig usually display Pig statue(s) on his/her desk to represent his/her personality.

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