What contribution has Taoism made to Feng Shui?

Taoism is a native religion of China, and its purpose is to achieve the state of unity of heaven and man through physical cultivation and the use of nature, so as to become immortal from the world. Based on this idea, Taoism also focuses on the study of the natural environment, from which Feng Shui has benefited a lot. Taoism's classic "Daozang", included in the feng shui classic "House Classic" and funerary rituals related to feng shui works "Ru Men Chongli folding in geomancy complete filial piety book". The "Nine Stars" of Feng Shui of the Riqi School was borrowed from Taoism, and the Feng Shui classic "Nine Days of Xuan Nü Qing Bao Hai Jiao Jing" was borrowed from the name "Xuan Nü" in the list of Taoist gods and goddesses. Qinglong, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Xuanwu was originally the protection of the four directions in Taoism, Feng Shui borrowed its name to form the "Four Spirits" model. Feng Shui's "Rune Town" borrowed from Taoism's "Rune Town", Feng Shui's "Hanging Mirror" borrowed from Taoism's "Demon Mirror The "hanging mirror" of feng shui borrowed from the "demon-shooting mirror" of Taoism. Feng Shui's reference to Taoist theories and methods also led to the emergence of Taoist priests specializing in the study of Feng Shui. These Taoist priests took advantage of Taoism's broad folk base to spread feng shui, and also used the effects of transforming feng shui to spread Taoism.