There is a large yard in front of a self-built house in a rural area. How to design a fence that is both beautiful and does not block the view?

Nowadays, more and more people are building houses in rural areas, and those with large homesteads usually want a yard. After all, yards have many uses and are grand; yards and fences complement each other. Today, let’s take a look at what you need to pay attention to when building fences for self-built houses in rural areas.

In China, the rural population is much larger than the urban population, and many rural people often want to go home even after becoming urbanites. After all, most Chinese people have the complex and concept of "returning to their roots". So now there are more and more small western-style houses in rural areas, and they are becoming more and more beautiful. As rural land becomes increasingly scarce, many people will enclose their yards and build a gate, which looks very spectacular. But there is a certain feng shui in fencing. Today we will talk about Feng Shui in fencing.

Don’t build a wall in front of your house. To build a house, build the inside first, then the outside; build the house first, then build the walls. If you build the wall first and then the house, it will be easy for customers to conquer the owner. Not only was the building susceptible to bends, but it was also slow to complete. Furthermore, the prosperity of residents must be difficult.

It is generally a square house, and the fence is preferably arc or circular. Don't arch the gate of the fence, because the tombstone is not good. Just like "two doors facing each other, two walls facing each other, a home with low walls is unlucky." The gates of the fence should not be one high and one low or one large and one small. It should be neat and not damaged. The walls on both sides of the gate should be equal in height, width and width, and should not be different in size. If the left side is large, it will divorce. If the house on the right is large, the owner will suffer from many diseases. One cannot be higher than the other, as this will affect the life expectancy of residents.

The fence must not be wrapped with rattan. Some residents like to wrap their walls with vine leaves. They believe that only in this way can they be poetic and picturesque. Little did they know that this would fill the house with yin. Ivy dominates yin, and walls wrapped with vine leaves will fill the house with yin energy. Too much yin energy in the home will make residents angry with officials, non-verbal and disease-prone.