The Ming and Qing dynasties were the heyday of feng shui, and many scholars spent their lives studying ancient techniques, and various feng shui works sprung up, among which Wu Ding's "Summary of Yang House", Zhao Yucai's "Geographical Jade Formula", and Jiang Dahong's "Geographical Dialectic" are the most famous. On the basis of the Situation School and the Rational School, the Situation School is divided into the Yang Gong School and the Yang School of Passing Roads. On the basis of the situation, the Yin-Yang faction of the road is mixed with some rational things, and pays more attention to the role of appearance;The rational style is divided into the Eight Houses School, the Xuankong School, etc. During this period, most of the classic textbooks of Feng Shui were mainly passed down orally, which gradually moved towards mystery. Liu Bowen, Zhiqian, Jiang Dahong, Zhang Zhongshan, Shen Zhuren, etc. are outstanding representatives of this period.
From the end of the Qing Dynasty to the ** period, the condition of feng shui is "more quantity and low quality", the so-called large quantity, that is, there are many studies of feng shui, and there are many published works;The so-called low quality means that the quality of feng shui "products" is low, and some people deceive people in the name of feng shui, and even pretend to be ghosts and cheat people out of money. Therefore, there is a saying in the feng shui industry that "the medical path is unknown and a person is killed by mistake, and the geography is unknown, and the door is full of manslaughter", in order to warn the feng shui master who is not really skilled and remind people who believe in feng shui.