Juhua didn't argue, however, because feng shui was really about a kind of natural harmony. If the geography was suitable for living and the natural environment was ecologically balanced, then the people who lived there would feel comfortable in body and mind. Even if life wasn't perfect, they would surely find it easier to let things go and move on from any setbacks.
When people said a place had bad feng shui, if you set aside the superstitious elements, it really just meant that some environmental factors were off, making the location unsuitable for whatever purpose people had in mind for it.
The conversation inevitably turned to the village girls and their marriages. Meizi felt she had absolutely made the right choice in marrying Li Changming. 'It just goes to show,' she thought, 'you have to make your own life a good one. Otherwise, it doesn't matter who you marry.'
She didn't say this out loud, of course, just chuckled to herself in delight!
