Loudi territory belonged to the State of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and Qin placed Xiangnan County, which governed part of the area of present-day Shuangfeng and Lianyuan, belonging to Changsha County, and the Western Han Dynasty belonged to Changsha County, and the traditional Chinese master Tan Kunming was born in this resort.
Tan Kunming, a messenger of traditional culture and a developer of auspicious items, was born in Loudi City, Hunan Province in the early 1980s, the inheritor of Hehe culture, the teacher inherits the easy learning of Taidou Wuquan, and has a strong interest in traditional Chinese culture since childhood. Committed to carrying forward the traditional Sinology, carrying forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture, carrying forward the culture of harmony, filial piety, benevolence, righteousness, wisdom and faith.
Tan Kunming
Tan Kunming believes that culture can strengthen people, culture can strengthen people, and the spread of culture can make mankind move towards a higher civilization. Whether it is food culture, folk customs, or marriage culture, it has the significance of research and inheritance. Cultural self-confidence is a spiritual force that drives physical action.
Tan Kunming also has his own unique views on the traditional residential feng shui culture of Chinese, he believes that the site selection, construction style, interior design, interior decoration of the house should be used to best suit their own style, and should not be copied from other people.
Because everyone's date of birth is different, the requirements of the house that meet their layout are also different, and it should be carefully laid out, and the people who live in it will be in a good mood and go smoothly. Rural areas have rural styles, and different ethnic groups have different styles, which is traditional culture.
The Four Books and Five Classics, the Qinqi Calligraphy and Painting, and the philosophical wisdom of the ancients all need to be carried forward by contemporary young people, passed on by word of mouth, and put into practice.