53 using drawings is one method for conducting a questionnaire in this research. In a question, this researcher should propose several drawings ranked in a score system of Feng Shui applications, participants would be required to rank these drawings according to modern criteria. The two ranks are then compared to verify whether they are compatible. These makes possible the methodological approaches of this research. The first is to demonstrate the compatibilities between Feng Shui applications and modern landscape design techniques. The second is to examine these compatibilities by comparing the preferable solutions of landscape design by participants in a drawing questionnaire survey. These methodological approaches are discussed in the following section.
4.2 Analysis of Modern Landscape Design Techniques and Feng Shui Applications Feng Shui applications can be compared with the modern techniques by the use of comparable attributes, which can be categorized according to rules of formmaking, roles of physically and function together with aspects of psychology. Adapted from Xu (1990), the logic of these attributes is used to describe the applications of Qi, Yin-Yang, Five Elements, and Five Geographical Elements in landscape design. The rules of form-making are focused on the rules and site conditions of
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image of an object. The role of function is focused on how objects induce people to
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which the positive feelings are created or the way in which observers think and assign
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