Upload a Floor Plan
The user uploads an actual residential floor plan as the foundation for analysis.
FangJianJian is an online residential feng shui analysis system designed for ordinary households.
After users upload a floor plan and mark the home orientation, room functions, spatial locations, and resident information, the system organizes the orientation relationships, spatial configuration, and actual living arrangements according to predefined residential feng shui rules, then generates a corresponding digital report.
FangJianJian aims to turn a floor-plan feng shui process that has traditionally depended heavily on individual experience, varying judgment sequences, and inconsistent expression into a clearer, more stable, and easier-to-understand online workflow.
FangJianJian does not generate conclusions at random from a single image. Users must confirm the actual orientation, space functions, and resident relationships before the system analyzes the structured data under established rules.
Traditional residential feng shui services often depend heavily on individual experience. Schools of practice, judgment order, communication style, and service prices may vary considerably, making it difficult for ordinary users to know whether an analysis truly reflects their floor plan and living situation.
FangJianJian therefore separates home orientation, room functions, spatial locations, and resident information into data that users can confirm and mark, then generates a report through a consistent analysis workflow.
FangJianJian is not intended to replace traditional residential feng shui. It turns the parts that can be organized, recorded, and standardized into a clearer online process, so users can understand what information supports the analysis and different homes can be reviewed in a relatively consistent order.
Kunwu has long studied residential feng shui, Bazi, and traditional Chinese metaphysical systems. He is the founder of the FangJianJian methodology and its residential feng shui content advisor.
During development, Kunwu primarily organized the analysis logic, rule boundaries, judgment sequence, and report expression standards, turning methods used in long-term practice into an analysis framework the system can execute.
Eight Mansions orientations, the 24 Mountains, space functions, resident relationships, and residential issue judgments are organized within one consistent rule system rather than generated at random from an image.
Kunwu continues to calibrate the methodology, content standards, and direction of report expression.
Standard FangJianJian reports are generated automatically from user-submitted data and established rules. Not every report is individually reviewed, confirmed, or written by Kunwu.
The user uploads an actual residential floor plan as the foundation for analysis.
The user confirms the home orientation and marks bedrooms, kitchen, living room, entrance, and other spaces.
The user confirms who actually uses each room so the analysis goes beyond the floor-plan structure alone.
The system organizes floor-plan issues under established residential feng shui rules and generates a digital report.
For questions about the system, report content, or residential feng shui methods, contact us through instant messaging. Kunwu or the FangJianJian team will respond according to the issue and current service availability.
Messaging channels are for system support, report-related questions, and business contact. They do not mean that a digital report order includes personal consultation with Kunwu, manual review, or a real-time response.