Is there water around the rural house?

In geomantic omen theory, the choice of residence generally pays attention to "before and after". The so-called back-to-back, that is, relying on the mountain or high-rise building to block the wind, or slicing into trees, is conducive to the warmth of the house; There is a photo in front, which mainly means that there should be water outside the yard, such as rivers, streams and ponds, which will help to moisten the surrounding air and make people live comfortably and warmly inside. Personally, I think this is not a simple geomantic omen, but also conforms to the modern architectural science and technology theory. Judging from the specific situation of your home, it is good to have water, and your idea of digging ditches to drain water is also good. You can't let the extra water damage the house, can you? I'm just a little particular about how to dig. I don't know the specific location of your building, so let's assume that the building faces south (you can compare it according to my suggestion). It is suggested not to dig an open channel in the back wall (north) of the building, but to bury a concealed pipe to discharge part of the accumulated water from the west open channel into the east open channel. Don't dig into a straight line when excavating the open channel in the east, but bend it appropriately according to the terrain; When the open channel is excavated in the west, there should also be a bend, and the accumulated water in the channel should be diverted as much as possible, and some of it will flow backward to the culvert under the back wall and some will flow into the open channel in the front (south); In addition, when digging an open channel in front (south) of the courtyard, you must keep a distance from the courtyard gate. It is better to dig a small pond and then drain it gently according to the natural terrain. The water system treated according to the above method will form a "three rivers and one ring" feng shui treasure house. Finally, I wish the whole family all the best!