Feng shui is an ancient Chinese art of arranging buildings, objects, and space in an environment to achieve harmony and balance
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese art of rule-based superstition. Which is an interesting thing to think about from the marketing perspective. Is there a feng shui rulebook/superstition list or do people just randomly make this stuff up? Because that would make a lot more sense. Not that anything about feng shui makes sense in the price place.
I know they even hire special feng shui people in china for the feng shui of architecture, for example. Those guys earn a very pretty penny in doing their job but also being known as a feng shui master. So, like a celebrity architect basically.
I don't know if feng shui have such book of rules or things to do but some asian people who were near in china adopted this feng shui superstition. My country also have adopted this feng shui superstition since our country has many Chinese people. As far as I know feng shui improve the quality of life and more about positivity it also has some belief about placements of things to avoid bad luck and attract lucks. Chinese casino owners obviously will do this superstition since they are facilitating a casino and it involves money, This is why I think luck is very crucial to them. Imagine they are hiring some feng shui expert just to accommodate the superstition, This shows that they are taking it seriously.