Please ask an expert to take a look at Feng Shui. Please look at the diagram below.
The first floor is really good at talking nonsense. . . .
1. "Ten Books on Yangzhai" of the Qing Dynasty pointed out: "The place where people live should be dominated by the mountains and rivers of the earth. Their origins are the most powerful and have the most important bearing on people's misfortunes and blessings." Feng Shui attaches great importance to mountainous terrain. Put the small environment into the larger environment and investigate.
As long as we observe the small environment from the big environment, we can know the external constraints and influences on the small environment, such as water sources, climate, products, geology, etc. The good or bad fortune of any piece of land is determined by the general environment. It is like taking the pulse in traditional Chinese medicine. From the pulse condition, whether it is strong, thin, stringy, weak, tight, slippery, slow, slow, or slow, we can know the general condition of the body, because this is determined by the functional state of the cardiovascular system. determined. The homestead is perfect only when the situation is perfect. Each time a city is built. Every time you build a building or build a factory, you should first examine the surrounding environment. Think big and start small, you will have no worries, and the blessings will be great.
2. Sit north and face south, not only for lighting, but also to avoid the north wind. China's topography determines that its climate is monsoon type. There are Siberian cold currents in winter and cool breezes from the Pacific Ocean in summer. The wind direction changes throughout the year. There are records of wind measurement in oracle bone inscriptions. "Historical Records and Lvshu" says: "Buzhou Feng lives in the northwest, which is October. Guangmo Feng lives in the north, which is November. Tiao Feng lives in the northeast, which is the first month. Ming Shu Feng lives in the east, which is February."
3. The principle of moderation
Moderation means just right, impartial, neither big nor small, neither high nor low, optimized as much as possible, and close to perfection.
The other meaning of moderation is to be in the middle. The principle of moderation also requires the center to be highlighted, the layout to be neat, and the additional facilities to be tightly centered around the axis. In a typical Feng Shui landscape, there is a central axis, which is parallel to the earth's longitude and extends north and south. The northern end of the central axis is best to have horizontal mountains, forming a T-shaped combination, and the southern end is best to have a spacious Mingtang (plain). There are buildings clustered on the east and west sides of the central axis, and there are also curved rivers. The imperial mausoleums of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the gardens of the Qing Dynasty were built according to this principle.
The middle room is suitable for children, and the first room is best for a couple