What does Tang Ming mean?

Tang Ming refers to the following meanings:

1, a religious building called Confucianism. Tang Ming was the place where the emperors of pre-Qin China met with governors and held sacrificial activities. This was originally the place where the emperor declared politics and religion, and the Feng Shui master called it the place in front of the cave where the earth and the atmosphere met. In the Book of Rites, there is an article called The Position of Tang Ming, which records Tang Ming's style and etiquette. "Historical Records Biography of Tianguan" says: "The heart is a famous hall, and the star is a king." Think of the heart as a hall in the sky.

2. It is also said that in geomantic omen, the area in front of the gate of a Yang house or a Yin house is where the earth and air meet. Daming Hall or Outer Ming Hall is located on the mountain, Zhongming Hall is located in the center of Dragon and Tiger, and Xiaoming Hall or Inner Ming Hall is located in front of the cave. Gumingtang is clean, spacious and sheltered from the wind. Xiangbobo is to choose a good hall. Then point to acupoints to achieve the purpose of seeking good fortune and avoiding evil. ?

3. Legend has it that Lei Gong asked people about their meridians and veins, and the Yellow Emperor sat in the Tang Dynasty and taught them. Therefore, later doctors called this map indicating human meridians and acupoints "Tang Ming map". Call an acupoint on the human body "Tang Ming". Refer to the Preface of Acupoint Moxibustion of Tongren in Song Dynasty.

4. The altar in front of the tomb. Also known as the ticket counter.

5. Famous trick: trick. Source: Jane Eyre's On the Road in Guizhou: "I am away all the year round and I know what she is doing at home.

6. Dialect. Yard.