In Feng Shui, if you see water, you can only see water in the building, or if you can't see water in the building, the building should be facing or sideways facing the water.

The water in Feng Shui generally refers to the water outside the house. For example, in ancient times, people chose houses with mountains on their backs and water on their sides. In terms of small environment, a pond is set up in front of the house to form a Feng Shui pattern. Modern Feng Shui theory has introduced water into the micro field, that is, setting up another Feng Shui pattern inside the house, such as using electricity to pump water to form water circulation, such as rockeries, fish ponds, miniature fountains, etc., by changing the Feng Shui layout in the house to achieve a suitable living effect. .

Generally speaking, the typical Feng Shui pattern is the outside of the house, facing the water, then the sides, and finally the back.