The secrets of flourishing winter solstice are as follows: placing broad-leaved green plants due south and east; Switch the bedside to the south and east directions; Business trip or travel to due south or due east; Chinese knots are hung at the gate; Eat wonton.
1. Broad-leaved green plants are placed in the south and east directions.
China's traditional physiognomy holds that yin leads to yang decline in winter, which should be "hidden" instead of moving. Only after the winter solstice, the cathode arrives and the yang rises, which is the beginning of a solar cycle. At this time, regulating Feng Shui can play the best role. Therefore, for those who want to gain more in the coming year, after the winter solstice, they should do more activities in the direction with sufficient yang, such as the direction due south and east at home or office, and they can put more green big-leaf plants, such as Facaishu, Asparagus, Fuguizhu, etc., which can help to prosper geomantic omen.
2. Switch the bedside to the direction of due south and due east
According to China's geography, the lunar calendar is in the east in November and in the southeast in December. If conditions permit, you can live in the bedroom due south and east during these two months; If your bedside is not due south or east, it is recommended that you switch it to these two directions.
3. Traveling to due south or due east on business
Since due south and due east are very important on the winter solstice, it is suggested that you walk more from the parks or scenic spots in the due east and southeast of your current residence, or go out on business, which can invisibly enhance your personal development trend and thus achieve the role of promoting Feng Shui.
4. Hang a Chinese knot at the gate
If your entrance is due south and east, I suggest you hang a Chinese knot at the gate. Chinese knots are both festive and prosperous, and they are easy to do. If friends overseas can use Chinese knots, they can increase their holdings and have positive energy effects.
5. Eating wonton
Tun wonton represents the handover of heaven and earth. When yin and yang alternate in chaos, all kinds of bad things can be transformed and countered smoothly to meet all kinds of new energy. For some students who don't like reading and have poor academic performance, they can eat a bowl of wonton on the day of the winter solstice, which means "chaos is beginning to bloom" and increase their wisdom.