China Feng Shui Designer Archive

Zhang Honglin, a 25th-generation disciple of the Jingming School in the Zhengyi Daoist tradition, bearing the "Jing" generation name and the Daoist title Jing Lin.

Born into a family of traditional Chinese physicians and fortune-tellers, I inherited the knowledge of classical Chinese studies and metaphysics. Since childhood, I have devoted myself to the study of the I Ching (Book of Changes), integrating this ancestral wisdom with modern social developments for innovation. My expertise encompasses the works of Yang Gong's "Yi Long Jing" and "Han Long Jing," Guo Pu's "Zang Jing," Xiang Fa San He, San Yuan Xuan Kong, Jin Suo Yu Guan, Fu Xing Water Method, and other renowned schools. I have traveled extensively across more than 20 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities in China.

Currently serves as Vice President of Beijing Wuxing Diao Yun Life Science Research Institute, Vice President of Global Feng Shui Environment Science Research Institute, Chairman of the Chinese Studies Inheritance Committee of Global Feng Shui Environment Science Research Institute, and Special Guest Instructor at the Oriental Destiny Planning Research Institute.

Specializing in Bazi destiny analysis, remedies, and applications for naming businesses, factories, shops, and newborns. Expert in Feng Shui site selection (including dragon line tracing, tomb relocation, and modern landscape/architectural adjustments). Author of internal research materials on Four Pillars and Feng Shui at the Institute. Notable works include "Four Pillars Prediction: In-Depth Analysis" and "Golden Lock Jade Passage Feng Shui: In-Depth Analysis." The former summarizes Ten Gods imagery, Heavenly Stem interactions, and Earthly Branch conflicts/harmonies through concise, memorable verses—showcasing refined, practical techniques. The latter offers precise, battle-tested insights with exceptional real-world results. With over 20 years of experience in I Ching practice, I have guided clients nationwide to avert misfortune, attract good fortune, and enhance blessings.

Certificate of Ordination in Chinese Taoism