Behind my purlin, there is a family whose corner is at a 45-degree angle with my house, which is a bit like poking us in the back. I wonder how strong his feng shui is. ...

The purlin represents the father, and the horn is a sharp weapon. Light is prone to verbal disputes, but serious is a catastrophe. It depends on whether life is hard enough. To solve this problem, ten pieces of young bricks are used to carve Mount Tai Shi Gandang and embed it in the back wall, or a mirror is embedded at noon 12, provided that there is a small ceremony when embedding.