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Dragon Entry龙入首

Explanation

"Dragon" is the long run of raised land — mountains, hills, mounds; "entry" is where it comes in. On plains and in cities, the dragon is often read as the higher ground and the solid mass behind the house.

The mountain of the Dragon Entry is usually compared with the house's sitting to see whether they agree.

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Questions

Does a townhouse have a Dragon Entry?

It can be read, though it is harder to see than in hill country. Readers rely on the direction in which the ground rises and on large buildings behind.

How do Dragon Entry and dragon veins differ?

The dragon vein is the whole line that carries energy; the Dragon Entry is only the final stretch where it reaches the site.

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