Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins Li Dong (7th Nov 2021) marks the start of the winter and brings about a season of reflection and preparation. Beneath the snow, new life is stirring. Roots are soaking up nourishment and buds are forming. When the time is right, spring’s beauty is sprung – leaves and shoots, buds […]

Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins In 2022, Imperial Harvest is honoured to present the all-new Imperial White Inkstone and Qian Long Wishing Stone Collection for the year of Water Tiger. The Imperial White Inkstone is among the most potent activators of the authority star. According to the findings of pioneering Imperial Feng Shui masters in […]

Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins According to Imperial Feng Shui principles, winter is often associated with major yin, and one’s personal luck. The onset of Winter points to the imminent arrival of the winter solstice, or 冬至, which forms the 22nd of 24 terms of the lunar calendar and falls on the 21st of December […]

Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins Just as Li Qiu (立秋) denotes the start of the autumn season, Li Dong (立冬) heralds the arrival of winter. It forms the 19th of 24 terms of the solar calendar, beginning on 7 November this year. In many parts of the northern hemisphere, temperatures drop further during Li Dong, […]

Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins Lidong (立冬), which signifies the onset of the winter season, marks a significant shift in weather and climate patterns across the northern hemisphere. The transition into Winter reflects a period of contemplation and preparation for the coming year, as well as the onset of Period 9 of the Feng Shui […]

Estimated Reading Time: 4min Lidong (立冬) marks the beginning of the winter season. This year, it is between November 7 and December 21, and culminates on December 21st, which is known as Winter Solstice (冬至). In this article, we explore the significance of Lidong and the Winter Solstice in Imperial Feng Shui and 5 important […]