What are the geomantic stresses in rural kitchen design?

Different from urban housing, rural housing needs to meet the dual needs of agricultural production and farmers' life. In addition to providing residential functions, rural houses also need to provide places for family sideline production activities. The hall is used for reception, catering and sideline production such as mat weaving, basket weaving, weaving and embroidery; Miscellaneous houses are used to store grain, firewood and small farm tools; In addition to cooking, the kitchen also processes feed for raising livestock; There are toilets, barns, biogas digesters, clothes hangers and firewood sheds in the rural courtyard. Toilets are usually connected to pigsty to accumulate fat.

The design of rural housing also needs to consider local natural conditions, production characteristics and living habits. Due to the vast territory of China, the natural conditions, production characteristics, living habits and ethnic styles in rural areas are different, so there are different traditions and architectural styles in the plane layout, architectural forms and architectural structures of houses.