In some traditional geomantic books, the two hedges are described as follows: "The two cannot be relative, and the Lord must retreat;" Don't rush in when you open the door, there must be a fierce family; The two doors are opposite, and there is no good or bad tongue. "These views were reasonable in the old days, because at that time, the distance between the two gates was relatively close, neighbors frequently walked around, and the two families competed for public space, which easily led to the escalation of contradictions between the two sides, and privacy was leaked, making it difficult to create a quiet and peaceful living environment. In modern times, most neighbors are strangers and seldom communicate with each other. With the improvement of people's quality, they are no longer interested in each other's privacy. Moreover, most modern architectural designs, even if two doors are opposite, are separated by a long corridor, which is far away and has a considerable buffering effect. What's more, most of modern people's lives are closed all day after entering the house. Therefore, the theory that the two gates should face each other is fierce, which has rarely been fulfilled in the modern feng shui environment. Similarly, you don't have to worry about houses or shops facing the street, even if you are in a hurry. If you really don't feel at ease, you can spend a long time behind the gate to resolve this rush. There is also the fact that the distance of modern street construction is wide, the traffic volume is large, and people come and go, buffering the gas field of conflict, and the impact is not particularly great.