What are the three comforts and five taboos of the home entrance door?

Home Feng Shui is a mysterious art with a long history in China. Also known as jade bird and green capsule, the more academic term is called Kanyu. "Feng Shui" was first seen in the Book of Burial written by Guo Pu in the Jin Dynasty: "Qi, riding the wind, will disperse, and the boundary water will stop; The ancients gathered together to make it last, and the deeds stopped, so it was called Feng Shui. " This is the earliest definition of Feng Shui. This book also puts forward the essence of Feng Shui: "The method of Feng Shui is to get water first, followed by Tibetan wind." The fundamental foundation and core ideological basis of Feng Shui comes from the Book of Changes. According to the experience of feng shui practice, the importance of the entrance door in home feng shui is equivalent to the throat of a person, so feng shui experts have always attached great importance to it. Let's talk about what are the taboos in the entrance door of Feng Shui. Three suitable entrance doors: seeing red-celebrating. Such as wallpaper color, overall decoration style, etc. Seeing green-comfortable. The main reason is that there are plants in the porch until the role of Wangcai. See the picture-self-restraint. Stretch, colorful and interesting words and paintings, such as peony flowers, wealth and fish. Five taboos for entering the door: open the door and see the stove-the anger is rushing people, and the overall gas field is not harmonious. Open the door to see the toilet-foul breath attacks people, which is not good for the owner's health. Open the door and see the mirror-the mirror is a reflection, and both good and bad are reversed, mainly for fear of enhancing the power of suffocation. The beam presses the door: depression and insecurity affect the overall fortune of the owner. Arched door: it looks like a tombstone and a ghost house, which affects the master's overall fortune and is prone to bad luck and decline.