Taboo bamboo in the living room is taboo.
1. Don't put the dragon bamboo in front of the gate: the position in front of the gate is the place where the air flows fastest in the home, and the dragon bamboo is considered as a plant to block evil spirits. If it is placed in front of the gate, it may block the righteousness at home and affect the fortune of the family. It is suggested to choose the side or corner of the living room as the placement position of the tortoise-backed bamboo to avoid obstructing the flow of positive energy.
2. Bamboo should not be placed in the financial position: although the leaf shape of bamboo is similar to that of copper coins, it does not have the function of gathering wealth, but may lead to the loss of wealth due to its growth characteristics. Therefore, it is not recommended to put the tortoise-backed bamboo in the financial position of the living room, so as not to have a negative impact on family wealth.
3. Don't put the tortoise-backed bamboo behind the sofa: the sofa symbolizes the backer of the family and is an important furniture for family rest and entertainment. Putting bamboo on the back of the sofa may lead to the instability of the family's backer and affect the family's career and interpersonal relationship. It is suggested to choose other places to place bamboo to ensure the harmony and stability of the family.
The moral of bamboo
In China culture, the tortoise is regarded as a symbol of longevity and happiness. It is said that bamboo is shaped like a turtle's back, so it is associated with the wish of health and longevity. People believe that placing bamboo at home can bring good luck and bring happiness and health to residents.
Moral interpretation varies with individual and cultural differences. Some people think that bamboo is a symbol of success and happiness, and it also brings prosperity and wealth. In geomantic omen, bamboo is considered to have the function of absorbing Yin Qi and enhancing positive energy, which is conducive to creating a harmonious home environment.
It should be noted that these meanings and symbols involve cultural beliefs and personal ideas. They are not scientific judgments or generally accepted theories. When choosing plant placement and giving it symbolic meaning, individuals should make decisions according to their own beliefs and cultural background.
Whether you believe in the moral of tortoise-backed bamboo or not, it is important to provide proper environment and maintenance for plants, so that they can grow healthily and add green and beauty to your home.
Tip: The above contents have no scientific basis for the time being and are for reference only.