Wondrous Feng-Shui (Traditional Chinese Second Edition)

Wondrous Feng-Shui consists of 122 articles, covering remarkable stories mentioned in the author's collection of over 100 thread-bound ancient feng-shui books and the oddities experienced by the author as a professional feng-shui consultant over the years. Other than focusing on the main classic geomancy theme, the book also covers topics like palm reading, numerology, and date picking, from improving sexual dysfunction by placing the bed in an auspicious position, to rare ancient feng-shui layouts highly praised by homosexuals. A short note is added to the end of each article, sharing fun facts and enhancing readability. The two appendices, the "Do's and Don'ts - 100 Tips on Feng-shui" and "Be Cautious When Naming a Baby", have practical reference values for those who want to relocate their home and for those who want to name their babies.

Eric Yuen, founding member of the Hong Kong Writers' Association, had been editor and editor-in-chief for various newspapers in both Hong Kong and Canada. For decades, Eric uses his spare time studying ancient feng-shui literature; his collection of thread-bound ancient books is now over a hundred. Over the years he has maintained many feng-shui columns on various newspapers under different pseudonyms, and other than being a writer on the subject, he also practices as a feng-shui consultant in North America, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia.