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One of the most well-known forms of Chinese magic is Feng Shui, which is the practice of arranging one's environment in a way that harmonizes with the natural world and brings good luck and prosperity. Another important aspect of Chinese magic is the use of talismans, which are objects inscribed with magical symbols and words that are believed to have protective or beneficial properties. | One of the most well-known forms of Chinese magic is Feng Shui, which is the practice of arranging one's environment in a way that harmonizes with the natural world and brings good luck and prosperity. Another important aspect of Chinese magic is the use of talismans, which are objects inscribed with magical symbols and words that are believed to have protective or beneficial properties. | ||
It should be noted that masters of Feng Shui are capable of working magic simply by arranging objects in a certain way. A famous example of this is the story of Huang Qi. | It should be noted that masters of Feng Shui are capable of working magic simply by arranging objects in a certain way. A famous example of this is the story of [[Huang Qi]]. | ||
One key aspect of Chinese magic is the concept of Qi (also known as Chi or Ki), which refers to the life force or energy that flows through all living things. Practitioners of Chinese magic believe that Qi can be manipulated and directed through various techniques such as acupuncture, qigong, and meditation to heal the body, improve mental and physical health, and even perform supernatural feats. | One key aspect of Chinese magic is the concept of Qi (also known as Chi or Ki), which refers to the life force or energy that flows through all living things. Practitioners of Chinese magic believe that Qi can be manipulated and directed through various techniques such as acupuncture, qigong, and meditation to heal the body, improve mental and physical health, and even perform supernatural feats. | ||