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The 3,000-year history, qi, yin and yang, and the five elements — in five minutes, in plain English.
Read the guide →No, it won't make you rich. Ten popular claims, tested against the real tradition.
Bust the myths →All nine stars, the four no-go zones, and a cure for every sector. The year runs 4 February 2027 to 3 February 2028.
See the full map →The year's most difficult star: cures and taboos for the North.
Calm the North →How to wake up the year's wealth star — and what not to do in the Southeast.
Activate the Southeast →The year's most respected sector: what not to do there all year, and how to stay on its good side.
Respect the Southwest →The sector you must not disturb this year — no digging, no drilling, no renovation.
Leave the Northeast calm →The year's wisdom star: how to give it a quiet room and put it to work.
Work the Northwest →The year's brightest star lands in the center — visibility, celebration, and future plans.
Brighten the Center →The study, creativity, and romance sector — water accents, living plants, and a real desk.
Use the South →The year's health warning: metal cure, restful rooms, no construction in the West.
Calm the West →The star of careless loss and arguments — blue and black accents, lock up, slow down.
Steady the East →What to wear and where to paint, sector by sector — and the colors to avoid.
Pick your colors →One trip, every sector covered: two wind chimes, one red lamp, blue accents, bright bulbs, one plant.
Shop the list →The whole year on one page: every sector's rules, the four no-go zones, and the pre-Lichun five.
Print the checklist →Small space, same stars: your unit's center, shared rooms, and cures when space is tight.
Map your apartment →Northwest desk for career, Southeast for the money corner, South for creative work.
Arrange the office →Set up the year before 4 February 2027: the 20-minute five and the full weekend checklist.
Set up the year →Browse all 2028 guides on the 2028 hub page, or start with the full chart below.
All nine stars, the afflicted sectors, and a cure for every sector. The year runs 4 February 2028 to 3 February 2029.
See the full map →The primary wealth star sits in the center — keep it open, bright, and used.
Use the center →The loss star in the Southeast — locks, lights, and calm routines.
Protect the Southeast →The celebration star visits the Northwest — good for weddings and happy events.
Celebrate the Northwest →Misfortune star meets the Grand Duke — the sector to leave completely calm.
Leave the Southwest calm →Conflict star plus the Three Killings — keep words soft and skip renovations.
Keep the South quiet →The scholar star in the North — best room for study and writing.
Study in the North →The romance star in the West — good for dates, calls, and connections.
Use the West →Illness star meets the Year Breaker — rest, quiet, and no digging.
Rest the Northeast →The authority star in the East — good for career moves and side income.
Work the East →Every cure and setup step for 2028 on one page.
Check the list →Bed position, mirrors, light, and clutter — the rules that actually affect your sleep.
Sleep better →Command position, conversation flow, and where the energy gathers.
Arrange the living room →Why the stove and sink fight, and how to settle them.
Fix the kitchen →Drains, lids, mirrors, and colors — small habits that keep a bathroom from draining the house.
Fix your bathroom →Command position for your desk, what to put behind you, and how to end the workday.
Fix your desk →The mouth of qi — light, landing space, and what your front door says first.
Fix your entryway →One room doing five jobs? Priorities, zones, and mirrors that double the space.
Make small feel big →No renovation, no landlord battles: everything in this guide is movable and reversible.
Rent-friendly fixes →Table shape, seating, and light — how the dining room feeds more than appetite.
Set the table →Bed, desk, and play zones that help a child sleep well and study better.
Arrange the children's room →A clean bed, clear space, and small comforts that make guests feel at home.
Welcome guests →Water, machines, and clutter — keeping the hardest-working room calm.
Calm the laundry room →Clear the car space, clear the energy — what belongs in a garage and what doesn't.
Clear the garage →Facing direction, plants, and boundaries for a small outdoor space.
Use the balcony →Paths that meander, plants that thrive, and boundaries that protect.
Walk the garden →Light, air, and dryness first — then decide what the basement is for.
Fix the basement →Clear paths, warm light, and no dead ends — corridors that carry energy well.
Clear the hallway →Crib position, soft light, and quiet colors — a nursery that helps babies (and parents) sleep.
Read the guide →Clear floor, racked equipment, and a mirror that helps form — a workout space that invites use.
Read the guide →Daily, seasonal, and out-the-door zones — a closet that stays clear instead of swallowing the room.
Read the guide →Find the nine areas of your home — wealth, love, health, career — on one simple map.
Map your home →How the five elements generate and control each other, and how to use them at home.
Learn the elements →What color for each room, and why — the five-element shortcut.
Pick your colors →The life force flowing through your home: blocked, rushing, and stagnant qi, and how to improve the flow.
Feel the flow →Quiet and active energy, balanced room by room — a calm bedroom and a lively living room.
Balance your home →From ancient burial sites and village planning through imperial palaces to the modern living room.
Read the history →What feng shui actually claims, which popular ideas are later inventions, and how to spot a sales pitch.
Tell them apart →With a phone or a Luo Pan: where to stand, what to avoid, and how to record your facing direction.
Take a reading →Every home's two directions: where the front looks and where the back rests — and which to use when.
Find both directions →No architectural skill needed: a rough sketch, the front door, compass directions, and the bagua overlay.
Draw your plan →The 20-year cycle ruled by 9 Purple: why fire energy dominates these decades, and how to work with it.
Understand Period 9 →The timing system behind the annual chart: what each star means, and how to use it without fear.
Learn the system →Dozens of rings of characters around a needle: what the main rings mean, and which ones beginners need.
Decode the Luo Pan →Plants, green, and growth — how wood energy works in a room.
Read the guide →Light, red, and triangles — fire's warmth without the burnout.
Read the guide →Yellow, square shapes, and stability — grounding a restless room.
Read the guide →White, round shapes, and clarity — cutting clutter, mental and physical.
Read the guide →Black, blue, and flow — calm, depth, and movement.
Read the guide →When to use it, when to avoid it — red's power in small doses.
Read the guide →The color of growth — where green helps and where it overwhelms.
Read the guide →Calm, depth, and water — cooling a hot room, deepening a quiet one.
Read the guide →Clarity and precision — bright, clean, and not at all sterile.
Read the guide →Grounding — warm, steady colors for rooms that need to settle.
Read the guide →Love, luxury, and restraint — soft colors used with a light hand.
Read the guide →The complete room-by-room chart — which colors suit each facing.
Read the guide →Water's sector — the career corner and how to keep it flowing.
Read the guide →Earth's quiet corner — study, reflection, and self-cultivation.
Read the guide →Wood's growing edge — family life and everyday health.
Read the guide →Wood's second corner — abundance, tended like a garden.
Read the guide →Fire's bright face — reputation, visibility, and light.
Read the guide →Earth's partnership corner — pairs, softness, and care.
Read the guide →Metal's playful edge — creativity, children, and finishing things.
Read the guide →Metal's welcoming corner — mentors, helpers, and journeys.
Read the guide →Earth's heart — the center that steadies the whole home.
Read the guide →Why it unsettles sleep, and three fixes that don't require removing the mirror.
Fix the mirror →Which color suits your door's facing — and why the element behind it matters more than luck.
Pick your door color →What sharp angles do to a room's feel, and five softening fixes that cost nothing.
Soften the corners →Living wood energy for your home — which plants, which rooms, and which to avoid.
Place your plants →What the traditions actually disagree on, and what matters more than direction.
Point your bed right →Why a beam overhead feels heavy, and five ways to fix it without moving house.
Fix the beam →Flowing water can help or hurt — placement rules that decide which.
Place water wisely →The verdict, and the fixes if it stays — cover it, time it, or move it.
Deal with the TV →Why rushing energy at the door unsettles a home, and cures that actually work.
Slow the stairs →What it is, where it goes, and which afflicted sectors it traditionally serves.
Read the guide →How metal weakens earth-afflicted stars — and where to hang chimes for the 2027 and 2028 charts.
Read the guide →The two-bulb gourd, its placements, and what it can and cannot do.
Read the guide →What each stone is traditionally used for, where each goes, and what none of them can do.
Read the guide →Doubling light, food, and good views — mirror placements that help instead of unsettling.
Read the guide →Brightening dark corners with daylight, dimmers, and task lamps.
Read the guide →Bells, chimes, and music — using sound to lift a flat or heavy room.
Read the guide →What to do when the road points straight at your front door.
Read the guide →Calm street, stuck energy? Keeping a quiet street's energy moving.
Read the guide →Terraces, planting, and support when the land falls away.
Read the guide →All eight directions — how to spot a missing sector and one fix per direction.
Read the guide →When a room sticks out: what it emphasizes and how to balance it.
Read the guide →Uplights, low furniture, and tall curtains that make a low room breathe.
Read the guide →Light, color, and mirrors for a corridor that feels welcoming instead of gloomy.
Read the guide →Stop energy rushing straight through — consoles, plants, and screens that slow it down.
Read the guide →When energy runs straight through: breaking the line without blocking the way.
Read the guide →Stacking problems explained — and what to do in the room below.
Read the guide →Why it bothers sleep — and what to do when the bed must stay there.
Read the guide →How many stalks, where to put it — and what the numbers traditionally mean.
Read the guide →Placement and care for the braided tree by the door or desk.
Read the guide →Beauty, patience, and placement — light and temperature first.
Read the guide →The friendship plant by the door — easy care, round leaves, warm welcome.
Read the guide →Tough, tall, and where it belongs — corners, not bedsides.
Read the guide →How many fish, which direction — the traditional guidelines, honestly framed.
Read the guide →Size, sound, and placement rules for moving water inside.
Read the guide →What to hang where (and what to avoid) — images that suit each sector.
Read the guide →Time, sound, and placement — where clocks help and where they jar.
Read the guide →Safe ways to add fire — light, warmth, and calm evenings.
Read the guide →Grounding a room — sizing rules that make furniture sit right.
Read the guide →Softening harsh energy — sheers, heavies, and layered light.
Read the guide →Light, layout, and entryway first — a checklist for apartment hunting.
Read the guide →What each of the 8 facings means — tradition, sector, and element.
Read the guide →Trade-offs of each level — light, noise, privacy, and access.
Read the guide →Working with missing areas — light, plants, and mirrors.
Read the guide →Zones without walls — rugs, furniture, and light that divide gently.
Read the guide →Balancing private and shared space in a two-bedroom home.
Read the guide →Straight, L-shaped, and spiral — what each shape does to a home.
Read the guide →The path to your door — curves, light, and a welcoming threshold.
Read the guide →From car to door — an arrival sequence that feels calm.
Read the guide →Light, views, and energy leaks — what windows do to a room.
Read the guide →12 signs and their elements — the cycle in plain language.
Read the guide →The Fire Goat year — general information, not a personal prediction.
Read the guide →The traditional lists and customary care — general information only.
Read the guide →General patterns linking signs to rooms — tradition, not prediction.
Read the guide →Home preparation before 6 February 2027 — cleaning, entryway, guests.
Read the guide →How the zodiac cycle works — branches, animals, and elements.
Read the guide →Which corner of your home holds which goal, and how to work with it.
Find your corners →The Southwest relationship corner — and the honest 2027 Tai Sui exception for it.
Care for the Southwest →One small job a day, a calmer house by Sunday. The plan from the book, free.
Start the reset →Desk, entryway, and habits — the whole-home view of wealth, honestly framed.
Read the guide →Command position, clear desk, and a north sector that supports focused work.
Read the guide →Desk placement, light, and quiet — a study corner that helps concentration.
Read the guide →Air, light, sleep, and movement — the home habits behind feeling well.
Read the guide →Pairs, balance, and a bedroom that belongs to both of you.
Read the guide →A living room that gathers everyone — and keeps the peace.
Read the guide →A west corner with light, tools, and room to make a mess.
Read the guide →Light, visibility, and a south sector that shows your work.
Read the guide →Moving, changing jobs, fresh starts — clearing space for what's next.
Read the guide →Staging that feels right — presentation advice, no promises.
Read the guide →These free guides teach the rule and the why. The books give you the complete system: room-by-room walkthroughs, checklists, and original diagrams.