Feng Shui Report Sample: Fanling Village House Audit

✦ Guide & Sample Explanation:

This article presents a simplified sample of a professional Feng Shui audit report (the original report consists of 26 pages in A4 PDF format), designed to help prospective clients understand the scope, depth of analysis, and layout of a residential Feng Shui evaluation.

About the Inspected Property: The property evaluated in this report is a village house in Sze Tau Leng Village, Fanling. As the client ultimately did not purchase this property, it remains on sale in the open market (as of September 2026). Without affecting any owner's rights, it serves as an ideal real-world example for Feng Shui principles and spatial layout explanations.

✦ Client Privacy First Statement:

Protecting client privacy is our highest priority. In publishing this sample, all personal information, family members' birth details (Bazi charts), and personal astrological evaluations from the original Chapter 6 have been completely removed and masked. All public case studies strictly safeguard real client privacy, so you can review this sample with complete peace of mind.

Table of Contents

1. Macro Analysis — Period 9 Feng Shui Outlook for Sze Tau Leng Village

Sze Tau Leng Village is located in eastern Fanling, New Territories, nestled at the foot of a mountain shaped like a lion's head. It is a historical Hakka and indigenous village belonging to the traditional Hung Leng Four Alliances (Tan Chuk Hang Alliance). The village retains pre-war as well as 1950s–1960s traditional village houses and rural structures. Historically, village access was restricted by a small river acting like a moat, accessible only via a narrow single-plank bridge. Following years of community advocacy, a vehicular bridge was completed in 2021, vastly improving logistics and emergency access.

From a macro Feng Shui perspective, entering Period 9 (2024–2043), prosperous energy shifts toward the northeast. Of the two main dragon veins in the New Territories, one runs from Yuen Long through Fanling to the Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai port, making Fanling a key passage for dragon qi. Sze Tau Leng Village is backed by the Pat Sin Leng dragon vein (which inherits the energy flow from Wutong Shan). Water-wise, the Tan Shan River—sourced from mountain streams in Ping Shan Tsai, Sha Lo Tung, and Kau Lung Hang—flows through Hok Tau Reservoir and Sze Tau Leng Village before merging with the Wutong River. This water dragon carries prosperous qi from Tai Po into Sze Tau Leng Village, creating an exceptional "embraced by mountain and encircled by water" (山環水抱) formation that promotes both health and wealth (丁財兩旺) throughout Period 9.

Satellite map highlighting Pat Sin Leng dragon vein, Tan Shan River water flow, and House location

2. Exterior Architectural Feng Shui Analysis

This House is a newly constructed three-storey detached village house. The ground floor features a bright, well-proportioned front courtyard (Ming Tang) capable of parking two vehicles. A front boundary wall shields the entrance from direct road rush. The small rear garden is enclosed by a wall suitable for potted plants, while the house is backed by the mountain, drawing in descending Period 9 mountain dragon qi.

Feng Shui Considerations: On the left (Green Dragon side), an adjacent village house under construction/suspended work could obstruct Green Dragon qi if left inactive long-term. Placing a pair of Kylins (Qilin) at the main entrance serves as an effective short-term remedy. Additionally, while the mountain behind provides strong backing, ancestral graves located on the hillside generate Yin qi. Planting evergreen broad-leaved plants inside the rear boundary wall will inject vibrant Sheng Qi to balance this influence.

Exterior photo showing the house facade, boundary wall, front courtyard, and facing

3. Surrounding Environment Analysis

Observing the surrounding landscape, a tributary of the Tan Shan River passes beneath the road entrance into the village. Further inside, the village is enclosed by lush mountain scenery with well-proportioned facing and table mountains that effectively lock in and store vibrant qi.

Multi-angle photos displaying surrounding table mountains and the village water stream

4. Basic Feng Shui Analysis (Facing & Qi Alignment)

The property is a newly built detached village house with standard fit-outs, offering a gross floor area of ~700 sq. ft. and a net area of ~600 sq. ft. per floor.

Sitting & Facing Orientation: Taking the main entrance as the facing line and correcting for magnetic declination, the house sits at Sitting Si, Facing Hai (325° Northwest). This orientation is highly auspicious in Period 9.
Main Entrance: Located in the Northwest (Hai sector), receiving the prosperous Star 9 at the facing, which is very fortunate.
Wealth Sector: Period Star 8 covers the kitchen and most of the bedroom behind the kitchen.
Five Yellow (Wu Huang): The harmful Five Yellow star resides in the corner to the right of the main entrance.
Two Black (Illness Star): Located across the master ensuite bathroom and half of the rear bedroom.
Natural Lighting: Being on the ground floor flanked by adjacent structures, lighting can be slightly dim when the main door is closed; windows should remain unobscured.

Compass overlay on the floor plan showing 325° Sitting Si Facing Hai alignment

5. Flying Stars Layout & Sector Analysis

In Period 9 (2024–2043), standard Wang Shan Wang Xiang formations do not exist; instead, a "Global Combination of Ten" (He Shi) is considered the most fortunate layout. For Sitting Si Facing Hai, the flying star numbers in every sector add up to 10, significantly dampening the negative energy of harmful stars.

Nine-palace flying star chart with period, sitting, and facing stars color-coded

Facing Sector (Northwest): Star combination 9-9-1 with double prosperous Star 9 at the entrance. The adjacent kitchen holds the 1-8 wealth stars; the kitchen door should remain open to draw in wealth qi.
Sitting Sector (Southeast): Star combination 7-2-8. Although Illness Star 2 is present, 2-8 combines to 10 and 2-7 combines to Fire, greatly reducing harm. Converting the ensuite bathroom into a walk-in closet is ideal. The rear room affected by Star 2 should not be used as a main bedroom.
West (Wealth Sector): Star 8 arrives, making this room suitable for a secondary bedroom or study.
South: Auspicious Star 6 arrives at the facing, making it an excellent spot for the Master Bedroom. Mounting a Shan Hai Zhen (Mountain-Sea Plate) outside the mountain-facing window neutralizes mountain Yin qi.
East: Star combination 6-3-7, suitable as a guest room. A Shan Hai Zhen should also be installed outside the window.
Northeast: Star combination 2-7-3, suitable for placing the living room sofa.
North: Star combination 4-5-5 (overlapping Five Yellow stars). Keep this area quiet; ideal for a TV/projection screen paired with a white or metal-legged coffee table to weaken Five Yellow Earth energy.
Center (Middle Palace): Star combination 8-1-9 (all auspicious stars), promoting smooth qi circulation; ideal for the dining room.

6. Interaction Between Client's Bazi and House Feng Shui (Privacy Notice)

In a live, customized Feng Shui report, this section conducts an in-depth calculation based on the occupants' exact Bazi birth charts (birth date and time) to analyze favorable/unfavorable Five Elements, career/wealth prospects, health precautions, and spatial alignments (such as bedroom assignments, bed headboard directions, kitchenware colors, and interior color schemes).

However, client privacy is our highest commitment. To ensure complete confidentiality of the original client's birth chart and personal data, all personal analyses from Chapter 6 have been entirely removed and masked in this public sample.

When you commission a Feng Shui consultation with us, your personal birth details and family information will receive the exact same strict privacy protection and will never be shared publicly.

7. Comprehensive Feng Shui Modifications & Remedies Summary

The following table summarizes the key Feng Shui recommendations and remedies across different sectors of the home:

Sector / Area	Feng Shui Recommendations & Layout	Priority
Main Entrance	Place a pair of Kylins outside the door; place green plants inside the front courtyard boundary wall; avoid installing an Earth God shrine indoors.	High
Wealth Sector (Kitchen)	Place red flower pots or green plants inside the kitchen to strengthen Fire energy; keep the kitchen door open and maintain good lighting.	High
Master Bedroom	Benefits from auspicious Star 6; install a Shan Hai Zhen (or Bagua convex mirror) outside the mountain-facing window to offset rear mountain Yin qi.	High
Living Room	Place the sofa in the Northeast sector; place the TV/projection screen at the Five Yellow position (right of entrance) paired with a white or metal-legged coffee table.	High
Room 1 (Behind Kitchen)	Located in the wealth sector; ideal for a secondary bedroom or study room.	Medium
Room 2 (Rear)	Spans Illness Star 2 sector; recommended as a guest room; mount a Shan Hai Zhen outside the window.	Medium
Dining Room (Center)	Located in the central auspicious energy zone; place the dining table here to activate positive qi flow.	Medium
Gardens	Plant broad-leaved evergreen plants inside the rear garden wall; ensure the front boundary wall screens the main door view.	Medium

8. Annual Flying Stars Analysis for 2026 & 2027

2026 Annual Flying Stars Key Remedies:

Main Entrance (Annual Star 2): Place a gold-colored door mat with copper coins placed underneath.
South (Annual Star 5 in Master Room): Place a white jade gourd near the bed to dissolve negative Earth energy.
Center (Annual Star 1): Place a water-grown green plant on the dining table.
East (Annual Star 8 Wealth Star): Place a Fortune Cat in the room corner facing the doorway to draw in wealth qi.

2027 Annual Flying Stars Key Remedies:

West Wealth Sector (Annual Star 2): Place bronze/metal ornaments in the wealth area to subdue excessive Earth energy.
North (Triple Five Yellow Overlap): Keep quiet; heavily enhance Metal element items (e.g., metallic decor).
Main Entrance (Annual Star 1): Highly auspicious; add additional green plants near the entrance.
Southeast Sitting Sector (Annual Star 8): Move the Fortune Cat behind the main door, or place an entryway table with a wealth bowl near the master room wall.

9. Conclusion

Combining macro environmental dynamics and Flying Star calculations, this house in Sze Tau Leng Village represents a highly promising residential property in Period 9. Backed by the Pat Sin Leng dragon vein and fronted by converging streams, it forms a classic "embraced by mountain and encircled by water" formation that naturally supports health and wealth. The Sitting Si Facing Hai orientation achieves the "Combination of Ten" auspicious pattern, while the main entrance receives double Star 9 wealth stars. Minor sector afflictions (such as Five Yellow, Illness Star 2, or rear mountain Yin qi) can easily be balanced using practical interior adjustments and remedies (e.g., metal decor, Shan Hai Zhen mirrors, and strategic plant placement). Overall, it is an excellent property with strong inherent Feng Shui potential.

10. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What core sections are included in a standard professional Feng Shui report?

Answer: A comprehensive report covers four main dimensions: 1. Macro geography and dragon/water veins (exterior environment), 2. Building orientation and Flying Stars alignment (interior energy grid), 3. Client and family member Bazi chart matching (person-house alignment), and 4. Specific Feng Shui modification plan and annual Flying Star remedies.

Q2: Why does this sample report omit Bazi astrology and color matching?

Answer: We take client privacy extremely seriously. A real report analyzes the client's exact birth chart to customize furniture colors and bedroom allocations. To protect our real client's identity, all personal Bazi details have been removed in this public sample.

Q3: How does a pre-purchase Feng Shui inspection differ from a post-purchase audit?

Answer: A pre-purchase evaluation (like this sample case) focuses on determining if the property is inherently fortunate, aligned with the current period, and free from severe external landform clashes (such as road rush). Once purchased, we perform precise secondary measurements to provide detailed renovation and furniture placement plans.

Q4: Do Feng Shui remedies require major structural renovations?

Answer: In most cases, major structural changes are unnecessary. We practice modern, practical Feng Shui - ocusing on movement flow, lighting, indoor plants, soft furnishings, color schemes (Five Elements), and targeted placement of traditional remedies (e.g., Shan Hai Zhen or Kylins) to harmonize energy.

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Disclaimer: The above content is for reference only. Feng Shui metaphysics is a traditional culture; please make prudent evaluations based on your personal financial condition and actual needs before making any property purchase decisions.

Feng Shui Audit Report Sample: Sze Tau Leng Village Fanling | Period 9 Analysis