Fengshui-adjusting environmental layouts can promote health, wealth, and harmonious relationships.

Feng shui, also known as "wind-water" in English, is an ancient Chinese philosophical system of harmonizing people with their surrounding environment. It is based on the belief that the flow of energy, or "qi" (pronounced "chee"), influences the health, wealth, and general well-being of individuals.

The practice of feng shui involves the arrangement and placement of space and objects to balance yin and yang, as well as to harness the flow of qi. This can include the positioning of furniture, the choice of colors, and even the layout of buildings and landscapes.

Feng shui is often used in architecture and interior design to create spaces that are thought to bring good fortune and positive energy. It is also sometimes used in making decisions about the location and design of graves, buildings, and other structures.

While feng shui is rooted in Chinese culture and has been practiced for thousands of years, it has also gained popularity in the West and is considered by some to be a form of environmental aesthetics or a spiritual practice.