Qingtian doll fengshui

It depends on where your wind chimes hang. Wind chimes are not hung casually. It is said that hanging it wrong will attract ghosts. Japanese wind chimes were originally used to attract ghosts. Don't hang up just because it looks good.

When I was in Japan, I photographed a tour bus driver, a taciturn Japanese middle-aged man, who was conscientious when driving during the day. There is a small glass wind chime hanging in the car, and the tongue of the wind chime is a silhouette of a girl, which is attached to both sides. It's also interesting that the car rings one or two clear bells when it leaves. When we were drinking together in the hotel in the evening, he said a lot after drinking. The wind chimes were sent by my daughter, and the photo of the wind chimes tongue was taken by my daughter before her death. Two years ago, she died in a traffic accident. Now the wind chimes in the car are like her daughter talking to him, he said faintly, while I, the tour guide and the conductor stayed and watched him finish the large draft beer in his hand. In Japan, wind chimes are often associated with the dead. In Japanese and China geomantic culture, wind chimes are used to summon the dead. If you want to hang up, look at Feng Shui first.

If it is for decoration, there are not so many requirements, and it can be hung anywhere.

Geomantic speaking, wind chimes belong to gold, and sound can solve the annual illness. Because the disease site belongs to soil, soil gold can vent the disease. This year, the size of the incidence sites are due north and due west respectively. Hanging in these two positions can turn a disease into a disease. But remember that it can only be put for one year, and then put it in another place after the spring of next year.