One way to hold this word: a space is not still. Something moves through it the way wind moves and water runs, and where you put things decides whether that movement runs smoothly or gets blocked. Start from a whole , narrow down to one room, and then let the idea go loose, and you have every use of the word in English.
可以想成：一個空間不是靜止的。裡面有東西在走，像風吹、像水流，而你把東西擺在哪裡，決定它走得順不順、會不會被擋住。從一整片山坡開始看，縮小到一個房間，再讓這個想法變鬆一點，英文裡的每個用法就都在這條線上了。
From the word’s history
Borrowed from Mandarin 風水 (fengshui), literally wind and water.
借自國語「風水」，字面就是「風和水」。所以上面那個「有東西在空間裡流動」的畫面，本來就寫在這個字裡面，不是後來加上去的比喻。
Wiktionary, "feng shui"
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