Two rural families build houses, and my east side is shorter than my west neighbors, okay? What's the impact?

Under normal circumstances, if two houses are built, it is good to take the higher one in the east to the west. It doesn't matter to you if the east is short and the west is high. Because hosts are generally supportive of others. You must be someone else's backer. It doesn't matter if someone in the west is taller than you. Shorter than him, you won't be fooled. It's even anyway. The terrain of China is high in the west and low in the east. Your house is in the east, which is shorter than the house in the west. This has nothing to do with it. To put it simply, in the vernacular, people can't rely on you or hurt you.