It's not good to put Liang Hao on the dining table. Does it violate the definition of feng shui?

From the geomantic point of view, it is taboo to have beams on the dining table. Even if you don't pay attention to feng shui, you can't go for bad luck, so I have reservations about the man upstairs.

This beam, in terms of decorative feng shui, is definitely not good. The rectification suggestions are as follows:

First, the simplest is the suspended ceiling, which can not only hide ugliness, but also buffer geomantic omen and enrich the roof shape. The disadvantage is that the ceiling is not hanging well, which may be more depressing and the floor is not good at all.

Second, make a fake beam.

Third, the location of the restaurant can be changed, and the position of the dining table can be moved according to the actual situation.