There are three subjects needed to solved in the management of
graveyard. - lacking of legal graveyard, the ugly scenery and
the requirement of Feng Shui. We could solve the problem of
legal graveyard requirement by building new graveyard,
restricting bury ground, encouraging buried in tower after
cremation and enforcing buried-in-turn system. The way to
improve the ugly scenery includes the location selection and
well-planned of graveyard. The factors of graveyard
selection includes: land availability, requirement of
Feng shui, location, traffic consideration, management and
service, capacity, and nature environment, politics and
society. When the graveyard is selected, we make the
spatial planning. The spatial planning is composed of land
preparation, road designs, building and tomb allocation,
drainage, water and soil conservation, public facilities,
scenery and afforestation. To select and plan the graveyard, we
consider Feng Shui as the first priority. 73.6% of the 316
investigated persons will take Feng Shui into consideration
when selecting graveyard. While only 26.3% of them would
consider the price first. On the other way, 16.5% of the
327 investigated persons are willing to bury their
ancestry in cheap but bad Feng Shui place, the left 83.5% are
not willing to. For thousands of years, Feng Shui, as one
of Chinese culture, is the major element of tomb-place
selection. If we combine the principle of Feng Shui and
modern theory of planning with cemetery planning,
not only Chinese characteristic in the graveyard we have,
but also people will accept it easily and comfortably.