Sitting east to west is a feng shui layout, that is, the seats face east and the doors and windows face west. This layout is regarded as an auspicious position in geomantic omen, because the east is the rising direction of the sun, representing vitality and vigor, while the west is the rising direction of the moon, representing peace and tranquility.
Guanyin Bodhisattva, one of the four major folk beliefs in China, is regarded as an immortal who can save the suffering. Grandfather refers to the founder or supreme leader of a religion or profession. The god of wealth, the Taoist god of wealth, symbolizes wealth. There is no conflict between the three, and you can sit east and west at the same time.
It should be noted that the layout of Feng Shui is not a scientific fact, and there is no scientific basis to prove its accuracy. Therefore, when making any feng shui layout, we should maintain a rational and objective attitude and not be overly superstitious.