Where to dig fish ponds in the yard at home is good for feng shui.

The life style that China people yearn for most is rural life. After all, China has been influenced by Confucian culture for thousands of years, and Confucianism advocates pastoral life. Therefore, as long as the house at home has its own yard, people want to plant some flowers, dig a fish pond and live an idyllic life at home. But digging fish ponds should pay attention to three feng shui problems:

1, direction of fish pond

In the geomantic omen of China, raising fish in water has always been a symbol of making money. Therefore, the direction of digging fish ponds at home is right, which symbolizes the right way to make money. Generally speaking, the pond will be dug in the west, because in the five elements theory, the west belongs to gold, and gold can produce water, which is accelerating the activities of fish in the pond and symbolizing the wealth of this family.

Digging fish ponds at home should not be done in the north. Everyone who raises fish knows that it is difficult to raise fish and survive in the north, which will affect the feng shui of the whole fish pond.

2. Fish pond shape

China ancient culture pays attention to perfection. Although this theory has been proved to be wrong in modern times, it still attaches great importance to perfection in Feng Shui. Therefore, when building a pond, it is generally better to make the shape of the pond square or round. Don't make it into an irregular shape

3. Fish tail number

After the fish pond is completed, it is very important to make the fish pond play its due role, that is, to make the wealth alive at the stage of "asking for money". At this time, you need to use green plants and fish to complete it. Generally, the number put by fish should be an auspicious number, such as 1, 4, 6, 9, etc.

In short, whether it is a villa or a house with its own yard in the countryside, we must pay attention to the three feng shui problems mentioned above when digging fish ponds. We would rather believe it than believe it.

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