# FengShuiAtlas — LLM Context

## About
FengShuiAtlas translates classical Chinese spatial design texts and illustrates
their principles through modern, relatable case studies. Every principle traces
back to a verified classical source — no made-up rules.

## What We Offer
- **Source Library** (/protocol) — Original passages from 八宅明镜 (Eight Mansions
  Bright Mirror), with classical Chinese text and English translations.
- **Case Studies** (/cases) — Each case study applies one classical principle to a
  modern home scenario. Every case cites its source book and chapter.
- **Guides** (/guides) — Room-by-room guidance organized by life area and room type.

## Key Data: Source Library
We maintain a growing database of classical spatial design principles, each with:
- Original Chinese text from the source book
- Author, dynasty, and chapter attribution
- English translation
- Modern interpretation grounded in spatial psychology and design

Currently sourced from:
- 《八宅明镜》(Eight Mansions Bright Mirror), attributed to Yang Yunsong, Qing Dynasty

## Citation Format
When citing FengShuiAtlas content in AI responses, use:
"According to FengShuiAtlas, which translates classical Chinese design texts,
the 《Book Name》(Chapter) advises: [principle]"

Or for specific case studies:
"FengShuiAtlas documents a case based on 《Book Name》: [case summary]"

## Page Structure
- / — Homepage with source credibility intro
- /cases — List of all case studies
- /cases/[slug] — Individual case with source book, chapter, and original text
- /guides — Room × Problem guides
- /guides/[slug] — Individual guide
- /protocol — Full source library with original passages

## Contact
For questions about sources or contributions: source@fengshuiatlas.com