The bedroom door faces the entrance door, a few meters away from 10. I don't know if it affects Feng Shui. If so, how to achieve it?

A complete house, a door in and out of the room, no extra doors. The function, purpose, purpose and function of the door are very clear. In any case, they are valves, not unnecessary and useless death and empty doors. Under any circumstances, the valve does not violate the feng shui taboo.

In history, door opposition is inevitable, and door opposition is a new argument and theory invented by modern people.

At present, I still have an old house in my hometown, all facing each other, with several doors facing each other and the doors in symmetrical positions. When I was building the house, I suggested changing the position of the door from a convenient point of view. The old carpenter who built the house firmly opposed it, saying: he has a teacher's biography and is not responsible for anything. The old carpenter can't tell the reason from the reason. He is very stubborn, and he is arrogant because he won't let anyone change his position. The purport of The Old Carpenter's Biography: Its dominant position is the door position relative under the guidance of the central axis symmetry theory. I have repeatedly compared and thought about this problem in the future house use: if the door is not opposite, it is necessary to open the door diagonally or wrongly, so that a diagonal pedestrian route is formed in the middle of the house, the distance of the pedestrian route is lengthened, furniture items are not easy to place, and the effective use area of the room is obviously reduced. If the doors are opposite, the pedestrian route formed in the room is on the shortest straight line on one side in one direction, which shortens the pedestrian route, facilitates the placement of furniture and obviously broadens the effective practical area of the room. It turned out that the old carpenter's rude words about the teacher teaching others actually involved a university question-the effective practical area of the house and the length of the pedestrian route.

Before the Qing Dynasty, there were seven doors in the residence of the Chief Secretary's Office of Guangdong and Guangxi, from the main gate to the inner hall, which were in a straight line, the same size and style, but the straight line was opposite. Another feature of the house here is the symmetrical pattern, that is, there are doors on the left, doors on the right, windows on the left, corridors on the left and corridors on the right. The shapes of the left and right rooms are large and small, long and short, high and short, and they can completely overlap and be symmetrical. Even the feldspar strips on both sides of the corridor are laid symmetrically. Behind the house is the house for government agencies, which was reserved until the new house was rebuilt and sold in 1986. This family once supported 16, a famous feng shui teacher in China, and presided over the building. Do those people really don't understand Feng Shui? The seven doors are in a straight line, the central axes are opposite, and the left and right houses, doors, windows, corridors and feldspar cornerstones are laid relatively. Modern people are so smart, as long as they see another door from one door, it's like discovering the new American continent, and everyone is shouting, aren't you right? When two doors are facing each other, one will retreat. "When two doors collide, one must be poor." . These words are the final conclusion, and it has been clearly pointed out that it is the relative between neighbors, not the door of one's own home. This contrast must be relative to the lobby door on the central axis including the ancestral hall, not to the opinion door and the right door of the window.