What Kuan Kung symbolizes in Feng Shui
Kuan Ti, the legendary hero of the days of the three kingdoms, is one of the most famous war generals in Chinese history. Honored as Chinas best military man, he was later named Kuan Kung, the god of war. Today Kuan Kung is the famous protector of all fighters. It is believed that leaders and businessmen who have the appearance of Kuan Kung behind them at work will never be without the support of important people. Kuan Kung, through its protective influences, eventually became a symbol of wealth. Thus, he has several roles and is one of the most useful characters that should not be missing from home, bringing multiple benefits.
Posting an image of Kuan Kung at the front door has the role of driving away those with bad intentions. It must always be placed facing the entrance, in case protection is needed against evil, negative influences and people with not very good intentions.
Kuan Kung is necessary to be found in commercial spaces or shops facing the main entrance to ensure victory in competitive enterprises and for protection.