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October 12, 2008 18:27 Beijing Time
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    WUHAN, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- A course in fengshui, the traditional Chinese study of geomantic omens usually for buildings or cemeteries, in a central China university, became popular despite a long debate whether it is a science or simply superstition.

    On Saturday, 130 students attended the first "Buildings and Fengshui" lecture given by Ma Wei, a teacher in School of Urban Construction, Wuhan University of Science and Technology Zhongnan Branch.

    Ma had not expected so many students would choose the selective course as such courses in the university were normally restricted to 50 to 60. Thirty of the students were architecture majors.

    "The course will comprise nine lectures, focusing on how to make residential buildings and their interior decor co-exist with their surrounding environments more harmoniously," said Ma.

    Fen...

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