2. put five emperors' money. Five emperors' money is one of the most commonly used lucky feng shui ornaments in Feng Shui. "Five Emperors" refers to the titles of the five most prosperous emperors in the Qing Dynasty, namely Yongzheng, Shunzhi, Qianlong, Kangxi and Jiaqing. Moreover, among the five emperors of the Qing Dynasty, Qianlong belonged to gold, Kangxi to wood, Shunzhi to water, Jiaqing to fire, Yongzheng to earth, and the five emperors matched the five elements. As a folk instrument, the five emperors' money has the essence of heaven, earth, yin and yang and five elements, and its power is endless. Putting it at home has the function of making money, and wearing it on the body is conducive to your own fortune and your own safety.
3, put ornaments. Magic is a kind of god beast in ancient myths and legends of China. Legend has it that magic is fierce and powerful, and it is responsible for patrolling the sky to prevent monsters, plagues and diseases from disturbing the heaven. Later, he broke the dogma, and the jade emperor punished him for eating only wealth from all directions and swallowing everything without diarrhea, so that he could get rich and treasure, but he could not get in, and his magical powers were extraordinary.
4. Place vase ornaments. The word "bottle" of its vase is homophonic with the word "ping" of peace, so in Feng Shui, vases also have the meaning of turning evil into safety, and placing vases at home or in the company also has the power to make money and treasure.
5. Put kumquat. Kumquat, the homonym of "orange" is auspicious, and "gold" is wealth, which also conforms to the meaning of our lucky home. Kumquat is placed in the living room, which has the meaning of "auspiciousness" and "icing on the cake" in geomantic omen, and also has the function of making money into treasure. It is a good home feng shui plant.