There is a kind of house called Wanjianchuanxin. Does the house at the crossroad have good feng shui?

I don’t know if you have ever seen a movie - A Thousand Arrows Pierce the Heart. In terms of Feng Shui, the house where the protagonist lives is like a thousand arrows piercing the heart. The so-called thousand arrows piercing the heart means that the roads around the house diverge. For example, at a crossroads, transportation is accessible in all directions, making it convenient to commute to and from get off work, and is suitable for travel and business. However, from the perspective of house feng shui, this place is unlucky. Objectively speaking, intersections are also crowded with people and accidents occur frequently, which is detrimental to safety and health. How to avoid this risk, please read the editor’s tips.

Careful observation should be made of the Feng Shui of residences around intersections

Generally speaking, real estate prices near intersections are usually relatively high. However, for Feng Shui of residence, house prices High does not necessarily mean that the Feng Shui value is relatively high. The residential products in this section, due to the influence of traffic flow, also have an interference effect on the Feng Shui aura. Living in this location can easily cause stomach diseases and even gastric cancer, lung and bronchial diseases, and strokes. It's possible.

However, if you see that the four corners of a building located at a crossroads are designed with rounded corners, it has the effect of feng shui and eliminates evil spirits. This type of residential product will not have feng shui flaws.

From the perspective of Feng Shui practice, modern residences at crossroads or wind outlets are often prone to evil spirits or evil spirits, and Taishan stone Feng Shui mascots can be used to resolve this evil.

Generally speaking, if an unexpected event occurs, according to Feng Shui analysis, it is mostly because there are problems in the home Feng Shui or there are problems with the bad directions in the Feng Shui of the passing years, so it is easy for unfavorable events to occur.

Crossroad scissors means that the house in question is located at the corner of the intersection. The Feng Shui of the house located at the intersection is relatively bad, that is to say, it is within two acute angles. Just like we use scissors to cut something, so it is one of the very unfavorable Feng Shui patterns.

The herringbone road means that a road in the distance extends to the side of your house and becomes two roads, which just sandwich your house. No matter which side it is sandwiched from, it will not affect your house They are all unfavorable, as fierce as the scissors evil.

T-shaped road means crossing the road, and there is a big road that happens to be heading towards your home. In Feng Shui books, it is also called "shooting evil", which is not a good word at first sight and can easily lead to accidents. Therefore, road rush is also one of the Feng Shui patterns where bad things happen.

Most ancient villages and towns are built in the "S"-shaped recesses of rivers. Generally, rivers are "S"-shaped, with some concave and convex positions. The "S" shaped recess of the river, the ancients called it the inner belt, is auspicious in Feng Shui. Therefore, few villages are built on the opposite side of the river. When choosing the location of modern urban residential Feng Shui, intersections are generally avoided because of safety considerations (road collisions, vehicle collisions, centrifugal force, and human actions), as well as climate and environment, especially the formation and impact points of urban wind.

If you live in the above three types of houses for a long time, it is always easy for unfavorable things to happen and accidents to happen. We can't escape it, but ordinary people can't afford it, so avoid it. The Feng Shui choice is for a house located at a crossroads, and generally a shop is better.

(The above answer was published on 2015-10-20, please refer to the actual current relevant home purchase policies)

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