The shop is facing the public security bureau. How to resolve it?

This is not a question of superstition. It is good for safety that your door is not facing the intersection and the door of a large unit.

For example, the entrance is aimed at the intersection. In the past, a "shadow wall" was usually set up outside the gatehouse to prevent outsiders from peeping at the objects in the house. People had to turn a corner when they entered the courtyard from the outside. There is a lot of traffic now, and some daredevils may drive their motorcycles directly into their homes. It is good for safety to deviate from the intersection at home.

Therefore, setting an object (such as a stone bench) at the door can play a role in distracting passers-by, and it can also play a role in blocking and buffering if you meet a daredevil riding a bicycle or motorcycle.

In addition, in front of the public security bureau, there is a deterrent to public security. But we should also pay more attention. Some thieves may think that "the most dangerous place" is "the safest". You can't let your guard down just because you are close to the public security bureau.