What are the precautions for Feng Shui layout of rural residences? What are the precautions for Feng Shui layout of rural residences?

1. Avoid low walls and barbed wire around the house. Looking like a prison and becoming increasingly poor, such a house is considered to be extremely bankrupt in rural residential Feng Shui. At the same time, there should be a certain gap between the fence and the main body of the house. Ancient mansions and courtyards paid great attention to this kind of layout. Just the right "white space" can make everything smooth for the homeowner.

2. Planting trees in rural residences is also very particular. No mulberries should be planted in the front and no willows should be planted in the back. At the same time, during the construction of the house, roots of vegetation (especially tree roots) that would affect the construction should be removed. Feng shui layout of rural residences should also pay attention to the east and south of the house. It is not suitable to plant trees. Once the trees grow vigorously, the strong shade will affect the ventilation and lighting of the house. Planting pine trees in the west of the house will bring good luck.

3. Pay attention to the feng shui in front of rural housing. A bridge that crosses a gate will often lead to loss of wealth, and a triangular wall will easily lead to accidents. At the same time, the front door should be cleaned every day, and garbage must not be piled up. Not only is it harmful to health, but it is also considered to scatter wealth in rural residential feng shui. It is best not to have a sewage pool in front of the door. If there is one, remember to cover it, otherwise you will lose money and harm yourself.