My family plans to buy a new house. The layout of the house lacks the northwest corner and the northeast corner. This is very bad in terms of Feng Shui. I don’t know how to solve it. What should I do?

The original poster believes in the Feng Shui of Eight Houses. This is a conjoined building. It is designed in the shape of a bamboo shoot for the purpose of lighting. There is no such thing as "the house lacks the northwest corner and the northeast corner. This is very bad in Feng Shui." " situation. There is no need for “how to resolve” questions. It's just that the bathroom and study room don't have enough light. Moreover, the door shape of the two rooms affects the placement of the dining table. As the saying goes, "eating is uneasy." There is no big problem in applying Feng Shui. This house has good lighting from the south, and the master room and hall have good circulation, so there should be no major problems.