According to Feng Shui, how many rooms are there?

There are odd and even numbers of good and bad luck, people are doomed, and the number of rooms also has good and bad luck. According to feng shui, the number of rooms is good, and the odd number of rooms is auspicious. Too many even rooms is not a good thing. In China's geomantic world, every number has far-reaching significance, which also contains powerful mysterious power. The same is true of the number of compartments in a house. According to many ancient Feng Shui books, the number of compartments (including toilets, kitchens and storage rooms) in a house should not be 3, 4 or 8. General room number should include the following four functions: 1. Sleeping space: including master bedroom, children's room and elderly room. 2. Dining space: including kitchen and dining room. 3. Important bathroom. 4. Other use space: including living room, study room, living room, entrance, guest room, balcony, utility room, garage, etc. If the living area is large, you can set up a gym, music room and reception room separately. For ordinary people's houses, in the case of limited space and few rooms, we can consider combining the functions of several spaces. For example, the dining room, living room and living room can be used at the same time, but the husband and wife master bedroom, children's room, elder room and study room must be separated. If the number of rooms at home happens to be even, add or subtract one room. That is, adding or reducing a cloakroom and utility room is considered as long as it has doors and four walls. ? Good or bad luck is determined by heaven. After reading the above explanation, you can see for yourself.