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In the traditional concept of Feng Shui, there were some taboos that were considered to exist between the opposite door and the entrance door: 1. ** The door should not be facing the elevator door **: If the elevator door is facing the door of the house (that is, the door is the elevator door, not the left or right), there may be quarrels on weekdays. When the five yellow and two black fly over, it is easy to have a bloody disaster. One theory was that the elevator door was not evil, and the other theory was that the opening and closing of the elevator door was like a white tiger's evil. If it was facing the elevator door, it was safer to place plants at the door. 2. ** Do not pile up sundries inside and outside the gate **: The inside and outside of the gate should be kept dry, spacious, and clean. Do not pile up garbage at the gate. If the shoe cabinet was placed in the entrance passage, it should be avoided as much as possible. If it was placed in the passage, it should be kept clean. Because the door was the passageway for the residence to receive air, it was not conducive for good luck to enter the house if it was congested and dirty, and it was not smooth if it was narrow. 3. [The door cannot be faced with a mirror (flat mirror)][Mirrors are used in the Yang residence to turn evil spirits into evil spirits and also to turn qi into evil spirits. Mirrors will not selectively turn evil spirits into good spirits.] Therefore, it was forbidden to face the mirror at the door, whether it was his own or someone else's. 4. [The door is forbidden to go all the way to the end]: When the door is opened, you can see the balcony at a glance, or when the door is opened, there is a passage that goes all the way to the end. Such a house was like being divided into two. The auspicious qi would not stay in the house, and the health and career luck of the residents would decline. 5. The door should not be too wide or too narrow. The ancients believed that if the house was big, the door would be bigger, and if the house was small, the door would be smaller. It was not a good omen if the door of the house was big or the door of the house was small (for villas or rural houses, the outer wall of urban apartments could not be adjusted). 6. ** Gate Taboo Against Sharp Horn (Chicken Mouth Evil)**: Sharp Horn is in charge of the mouth and tongue. The principle is that the air flows through the gate at a rapid speed. 7. The main entrance should not face trees, dead ends, fire-resistant alleys, or triangular streets. Trees would absorb too much Yin Qi at the entrance. Dead ends, fire-resistant alleys, or triangular streets were all places with heavy Yin Qi and waste gas. The entrance should not face mountains or mountain gorges. Mountains would block one's vision, and gorges were like traps. It was often not good to face them. 8. ** Entering the door should be relatively small, the space inside the door is small, there are few people inside the door, and the person who lives inside the door has a weak aura. In the traditional saying, the door is the air passage of the Yang house. The two doors will cause an imbalance in the aura, resulting in the decline of luck in the above-mentioned situations. However, it should be noted that from the perspective of modern science, these so-called Feng Shui taboos were not proven by science. They were more of a manifestation of traditional customs and cultural concepts. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

"From a feng shui point of view, there's a certain explanation for the windows on the door. In traditional China culture, the door was an important symbol of family and career. The window was an important passage for lighting and ventilation. Opening the window above the door could make the airflow smoother and make the family's fortune more stable. Sunlight could enter the room to increase Yang qi, which was conducive to the prosperity of the family. However, there was no scientific basis for Feng Shui. Modern architectural design concepts were quite different from traditional Feng Shui concepts. One could not simply rely on Feng Shui to judge the quality of a building or the fate of a person. Personal success and happiness were affected by a variety of factors, such as personal effort, opportunities, personality, and so on. Moreover, when considering the home environment, it should be practical, comfortable, and safe. "Journey to Gaoyang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "

From a feng shui point of view, there might be some explanations for door to door. If a neighbor suddenly put up a red carpet, it might have an impact on their home. In traditional Feng Shui culture, there were some ways to resolve the influence of doors on doors. For example, you could place carpets of the five elements of earth at the door of your house, such as yellow, coffee, brown, and so on. However, Feng Shui was part of traditional culture, and its effectiveness had not been fully proven by science. Watching " Safe Entry " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

From ancient buildings such as the Palace of Heavenly Purity in Beijing's Forbidden City, there were large crystal mirrors about five meters high facing the left and right doors on both sides of the door. There were also large mirrors facing east and west. These large mirrors were called Feng Shui mirrors and demon-revealing mirrors. In the westernmost part of Yangxin Zhai, there was a wooden screen (screen) at the back door of Yongzheng's reading and resting hut. There was a mirror hanging in the middle, which was also called Feng Shui mirror. From the perspective of folk courtyard houses, there were many old Beijing courtyard houses that hung mirrors in front of their doors (commonly known as "demon-revealing mirrors"). Hanging mirrors in front of their own doors could eliminate unlucky situations such as door-to-window and window-to-door. In terms of Feng Shui, if the mirror was used to make money, it could be placed in the east or southeast of the house. In addition, there was also a saying that a mirror facing the door could play the role of a Feng Shui mirror (demon-revealing mirror), but the mirror facing the bed might cause the magnetic field and gas field around the bed to be chaotic, so it was not suitable for placement. It was important to note that Feng Shui lacked scientific basis. The Demon Expelling Order novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

From a feng shui point of view, the correct placement of the door mat had the following points: - The floor mat needed to be kept clean. It could not be left unwashed for many years, nor could it have cracks. Because the door was the " entrance " of a family, the role of the mat was to block the dust and bad aura from the outside world. If the mat was dirty and broken, not only would it not be able to remove the dust, but it would also bring the bad aura into the house. - The color of the mat was determined by the direction of the door. If the gate is opened in the east, the east belongs to wood, and the color of the mat at the gate should be green; If the gate is opened in the south, the south belongs to fire, and the color of the mat should be red; If the gate is opened in the west, the west belongs to gold, and the mat should be golden yellow; If the gate is opened in the north, the north belongs to water, and the mat should be light blue. This was because Feng Shui emphasized the contrast of color, position, and the power of the five elements. Different positions had unique five elements of qi field. The color of the mat should match it to avoid the five elements of the door position. Because the door was like a mouth, the mat was like a tongue, which would bring the earth qi into the house. The healthy breath inhaled by the mouth was beneficial to the body and mind. Watching " Safe Entry " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

In Feng Shui theory, there was a saying that the sky was round and the earth was square. The mat in front of the door should be square. A semi-circular mat might form a situation of yin and yang reversal, which would have adverse effects on the home. For example, there might be no distinction between the elderly and the young at home. At the same time, some Feng Shui experts believed that irregular-shaped mats were often not conducive to the direction of the family's wealth, while semi-circular mats were irregular and might violate Feng Shui taboos. However, Feng Shui lacked scientific basis and was only for reference. Watching " Safe Entry " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

For residential buildings, Feng Shui carpets might be more suitable to be placed outside the door because there were people cleaning the corridor. Even if they were placed outside the door for a long time, there would not be a lot of dust. Rubbing the soles of the feet before entering the door could keep it clean and not occupy indoor space. If it was a villa area or a house with a courtyard, it would be difficult to keep the carpet outside the door clean. Unless it could be washed and replaced frequently, it would be more suitable to put it at the indoor door. Moreover, the entrance of the villa area was relatively large, so placing the carpet would not take up too much space. Watching " Safe Entry " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

In traditional Feng Shui, the Feng Shui cannon facing the door was thought to bring a sense of oppression, which would have a negative impact on people's mood and luck. For example, it would cause the residents or employees to feel depressed and uneasy, affecting the overall luck. Here are some ways to avoid this situation: 1. According to traditional Feng Shui, Feng Shui cannons should not be aimed directly at the door of a residential or office area. They should be placed in the corner of the room or away from the main entrance to avoid direct impact and interference. 2. [Note the quantity: The number of Feng Shui Cannons is directly related to the effect of Feng Shui.] Under normal circumstances, it was recommended that the number of Feng Shui Cannons should not be too much or too little. Generally speaking, a pair or a group of Feng Shui Cannons could effectively adjust the Feng Shui field, and too many Feng Shui Cannons could cause the Feng Shui field to be unstable. 3. [Material and shape: Feng Shui Cannons are generally made of copper. This material is believed to be effective in increasing Feng Shui energy.] If the material or shape of the Feng Shui Cannon was not good, it might have a negative impact on Feng Shui. For example, a Feng Shui cannon made of plastic or other non-metallic materials might look beautiful, but it would not be able to display its proper Feng Shui effect. 4. [Cleanliness: The Feng Shui Cannon needs to be kept clean and tidy to avoid dust and dirt.] Because of the shape and symbolic meaning of the Feng Shui Cannon, it played an important role in Feng Shui. If the Feng Shui Cannon was not cleaned for a long time, its Feng Shui effect might be affected. Therefore, cleaning the Feng Shui Cannon regularly to keep it bright and clean was an important step to ensure the effect of Feng Shui. It should be noted that Feng Shui theory lacked scientific basis and should be treated rationally.