As the saying goes, "Tang Ming is like sowing rice, and his descendants are poor to the end." What is Tang Ming? Why are children and grandchildren poor?

Generally speaking, many rural proverbs have some feudal superstitions, and so does this sentence. Tang Ming is like sowing rice. In the end, the children are still poor. What does this mean? This has something to do with feng shui.

What is Tang Ming? At first, Tang Ming was the place where the emperor worked and handled government affairs. Later, in the countryside, the houses in front of the villagers were very spacious, which was the so-called yin Zhai Yang Zhai. Generally speaking, Tang Ming is the place where we need to place the tablets of ancestors or gods and worship them every New Year.

Then why do you plant rice so openly that future generations will be poor? This is from geomantic metaphysics. The geomantic omen in Tang Ming is to keep a spacious and bright pattern. Everyone knows that building a house should be due south and north, and a handful of rice should be planted in front of Tang Ming. If the rice grains are scattered, it means that Tang Ming can't get together and is not open enough, so children and grandchildren won't have great wealth. This is equivalent to a person's distraction. Without gathering, obvious people will be weak.

In fact, with the development of society, we don't need to settle in the countryside, and we don't need to be hospitalized or anything. We all live in the city. What if there is no hall in the building? I think what we have to do is to keep the house clean and tidy, clean it regularly and keep it clean and transparent, which will give people a very bright feeling. However, we should not believe in geomantic superstition. As citizens of the new era, we should believe in science and that society will develop better.