As the saying goes, "there is no old wife in the east and no old woman in the west". Is it reasonable?

Feng Shui is a profound knowledge handed down from ancient times. Whether building a house or burying a house, you will pay attention to feng shui. There is a saying that "there is no old wife in the east and no old man in the west", which is actually a family motto containing Feng Shui. So what does this sentence mean? Does it make sense?

In fact, this sentence is very easy to understand, and it can be understood literally. "There are two aspects: there are no old ladies in the East and no old men in the West." The first point is that if there is an east wing at home, but there is no west wing, it is not good for the women at home. On the contrary, it will be bad for men. It is not entirely unreasonable to judge the fortune from the architectural layout of the distribution of houses.

In ancient China, quadrangles were the most common ancient buildings, among which quadrangles were the representatives. There are many rooms in quadrangles, and their names are different according to their locations. The highest height of the main house means the highest status. The middle room is generally the ranking of ancestors, and then sorted by generation. People living in the east wing are generally older than those living in the west wing.

If there is no east wing, only the west wing is bad for women, and vice versa. This proverb actually tells everyone that building a house should be symmetrical. Since the East Wing has been built, the West Wing must be built, and no part can be left out. Although the ancients warned future generations with such a sentence, most quadrangles were symmetrical from the beginning of their establishment. But nowadays, these geomantic omen are gradually forgotten by the world.