Old people often say, "If you live in a sedan room, you will be king if your family fails." What does this sentence mean?

Different places have different requirements in terms of architecture. For example: in rural areas in the south, when they build houses, the first floor is basically used for storage, and only the second floor is occupied; for the northwest Rural people in the area will build a cellar pattern... In addition, there are also Mongolian yurts and so on. The styles of these buildings are actually related to local customs and habits. After all, the environment is different, and of course the lifestyle and behavior will also be different.

Rural people are so particular about architecture, so there must be many sayings about architecture. The old people often say, "If you live in a sedan house, your family will be ruined." This is a common saying that often appears in the north. When it comes to northern buildings, most of them are in the courtyard style. In ancient times, the courtyard houses were divided into "one-in courtyard" and "one-in courtyard" due to different status and family assets. "Second admission to the hospital" and so on.

However, today's society has developed, and not many people pay attention to these things. Therefore, most buildings in northern rural areas are built in the "once you enter the courtyard" style, and this saying is used for What kind of house does the "carriage house" in "carriage house" refer to when people living in this architectural style live in it? In fact, we can understand it from a cognitive perspective, that is, the style of the house will be similar to the action of someone lifting a sedan chair, which is worth the structure of those houses that show the "work" shape. Why is this kind of house so prone to disasters? Perhaps many young people think that this is just a superstitious spread. However, the reason why this saying has been circulated in rural areas for so long has a historical basis.

This "I"-shaped anti-car house is actually a hall, connected to the east and west wing rooms. This kind of building is completely inconsistent with traditional customs. Judging from the overall appearance of this kind of house, the two sides look like two people, and the hall in the middle looks like a stretcher. Isn't this meant for patients? Such a bad connotation will of course lead to disasters one after another.