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Jing Gate (景门)

The eight doors · Tendency: Neutral

What it means

Jing Gate (景门) is located in the southern Li Palace, belongs to the Fire element, and is classified as a moderately neutral to minor inauspicious door.

Characteristics: Scenic beauty, representing a person's outward appearance, or everything that can be seen with the eyes, expressed through the concept of "jing" (scene/scenery). Culture, documents, beauty, firelight, bleeding, scenery, tourism, prospects, future. Marketing planning, brainstorming, packaging, and strategizing. The attention economy relies on being either eye-catching or scenic—jing means scenery, something that draws the eye. Jing also resembles the character "well" (井). If it encounters Nine Earth (九地), there may be wells or drainage ditches. Another meaning of jing is water surface, as found in tourist areas. Mirrors also represent jing, as they reflect your appearance. In using Jing Gate for matters, it is only favorable for submitting proposals, presenting strategies, participating in imperial audiences, and selecting military officers; all other matters are unfavorable. Jing Gate primarily represents documents, contracts, agreements, scenery, blood and light, brightness, fire and electricity, plans, prospects, market trends, eyes, schools, learning, banquets, roads, surgery, and blood.

Animals: Butterflies, peacocks, phoenixes, birds. Pheasants, eagles, birds, ornamental fish, ornamental animals, and all beautiful creatures.

Objects: All fire-related things belong to Jing. Anything that generates heat. Environment: Scenic beauty, anything beautiful and related to jing, such as the sun, stoves, furnaces, lamps, phones, electrical appliances, information, and televisions.

People: Cultured individuals, writers, literary figures, poets, beautiful people, hairdressers, beauticians, tourists, burn victims, electrical workers, electronics manufacturers and sellers, advertisers, planners, film and television industry professionals, information industry professionals, secretaries, and library managers.

Appearance: Beautiful, ruddy complexion, angular face, slender build.

Temperament: Straightforward, quick-tempered, open-minded in handling affairs, well-educated and cultured.

Body parts: Blood, heart, small intestine, eyes.

Plants: Beautiful flowers, plants, and potted landscapes.

Stationary objects: Books, paintings, photographs, images, lighting, artworks, jewelry, fashion, documents, contracts, certificates, pigments, paint, beauty and hairdressing supplies, painting and calligraphy supplies, books, fireworks and firecrackers, neon lights, film cameras, televisions, and projectors.

Geography: Tourist attractions, parks, bustling streets, cinemas, theaters, various halls, beauty salons, entertainment venues, bars, karaoke, television production and broadcasting centers, beauty and decoration areas, scenic spots, fireworks, firecrackers, neon lights, and lighting.

Direction: South.

Weather: Sun, sunny days, heat, midday.

Colors: Red, crimson.

The Chinese source texts are in the public domain. The English readings on this page were written for this library, not machine-translated from the Chinese commentary.

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