Where is the side door of the rural yard?

1, east gate, southeast gate-the doors of ordinary people's homes are mostly in the southeast, and the doors were opened by the East Earthquake. Most of these two doors are in the position of "Tatsumi", which symbolizes the gradual brightness of the sun just rising, but they are not signs of scorching sun. Therefore, these two doors pay attention to the purple gas coming from the east, and the rising sun can shine on the door, adding happiness to the future.

2. South Gate, Southwest Gate-Those who open the "noon, no" gate have been official residences since ancient times, that is, the south gate or southwest gate, especially the south gate, which is often in the middle of the doorway, supplemented by two wings. At this time, the sun is in the middle, and the sun is strong, which symbolizes that the sun is full and upright. It means that the house is prosperous, the house is great, the house is kind, fair and bright, and it is a big red and purple home.

3. West Gate and Northwest Gate-Not many people open the West Gate and Northwest Gate. In ancient times, most of the people who opened the West Gate and the Northwest Gate were businessmen and scholars. At this time, the sun becomes the image of Lao Yang, and everything shows signs of acceptance, which means collecting, accumulating and collecting information of wealth and knowledge, as well as stability and tranquility.

4. North Gate and Northeast Gate-Not many people have opened the North Gate and Northeast Ghost Gate since ancient times. These two doors are mostly the back doors of big houses, which are also common in temples and prisons. Most of these two palaces are dominated by yin, while yang is not obvious. It is often a gloomy and cold image of the center, where women are prosperous and men are weak. Why do mansions and temples often leave the north or northeast as the back door or gate, and take the deterrent effect of the gate of hell, which also leaves an exit for evil spirits in the house and accumulates the meaning of virtue?