What do you mean by a broken house?

A broken house refers to the demolition of houses or walls. What we often see in the Gregorian calendar means that today is suitable for rebuilding old houses.

The difference between broken houses and broken ground:

After explaining the broken house, you will feel that the broken house and the broken ground are the same meaning, but they are not. There is still an essential difference between a broken house and a broken ground. As we all know, demolishing houses means demolishing houses or fences, but breaking ground is different. Breaking ground means that when building a house, we first pick up a hoe to dig a hole for the house. Breaking a house is often the end, and breaking ground is a new beginning. Therefore, these two meanings are completely different.

There is also a term in the Gregorian calendar called breaking ground, that is, when building a grave, the builder picks up the hoe for the first time, which is different from the above-mentioned broken house breaking ground. There is a word difference, but in fact there is a big difference. We must pay attention to the differences between them in our daily life.