Nowadays, more and more people tend to build houses in rural areas, to provide for their parents' old age, and to return to the countryside to get in touch with mother earth in their spare time, in order to find the purest part of life. So, what kind of residential feng shui principles should be followed in building houses in rural areas? Come and have a look with me!
1, save cultivated land: land is the lifeblood of farmers. If it doesn't exist, people will depend on it. Due to the population growth, the per capita arable land area in rural areas is decreasing year by year, which affects the production of grain and also produces a large number of rural surplus labor, which is nowhere to be strong. Rural housing occupation of fertile land has become the main reason for the reduction of agricultural arable land. This requires that the choice of residential land should occupy less or no cultivated land, woodland and artificial pasture, but try to choose wasteland and hillside. In particular, building materials are better, such as reinforced concrete, which has strong wind disaster resistance and can be less restricted by terrain conditions.
2. The terrain of the land is Gao Shuang and sunny, the groundwater level is low and the ground should have a certain slope. This is conducive to drainage, moisture-proof, keeping the ground dry, enhancing the anti-corrosion ability of the house, while keeping the environment clean and reducing the breeding grounds of flies and mosquitoes. If the terrain conditions are not ideal, artificial improvement can be made. Many ancient villages are built by mountains and rivers, and the rain on the mountains falls down the slope (that is, in Feng Shui? Shower water? ), one part sinks away from the ditch, the other part seeps into the ground and invades the foundation of the house. The room is very humid, and you will get rheumatic diseases if you live for a long time. Severe cases will increase the incidence of rheumatic heart disease, tonsillitis and pharyngitis. In this case, deep ditches can be dug around the house to drain water and improve the environment.
3. Houses should try to avoid areas where railways, highways and high-voltage transmission lines pass, and also avoid places where underground resources or important historical sites have been proved to be exploitable.
4, according to the characteristics of building materials, using favorable terrain to resist natural disasters. Generally, reinforced concrete buildings have strong disaster resistance, so the windproof function of the terrain can be less considered. If it is made of bamboo or adobe, its ability to resist wind disasters and heavy rains is very weak, so you should choose a sheltered place and generally do not build a house on the top of the mountain.
5. The soil of the construction site should be clean and far away from the base, corpse post and swamp area. It is forbidden to build on the foundation filled with garbage and other pollutants, and try to avoid being on the downwind side of the perennial dominant wind direction of pollution sources. Hygiene should try to avoid serious natural foci in areas with high incidence of endemic diseases (referring to areas with high incidence of endemic goiter, cretinism, Keshan disease, Kaschin-Beck disease and endemic fluorosis) (some diseases with infectious sources such as rodents and insects, such as plague, forest encephalitis, epidemic hemorrhagic fever, etc., can not exist in nature, and areas with such diseases are natural foci).
6. There is sufficient water for production and living, and the water quality is good.
7. The foundation should be stable.
First of all, we should avoid areas that are attacked and threatened by natural disasters such as floods, landslides, mudslides and river erosion.
Landslides, mudslides and rolling stones occur rapidly in mountainous areas and do serious harm to villages. Landslides and debris flows mainly occur in the fractured zone of rock structure, strongly weathered zone, shale, schist and phyllite and weak interlayer, as well as the hillside zone with thick loose overburden. In these areas, the structure is complex, faults and folds are developed, the rock strata are severely broken and weathered, and the internal balance of the rock strata is destroyed, which is easy to produce landslides, mudslides and rolling stones. The terrain is undulating, the slope is steep, and deep valleys are also favorable conditions for the formation and development of landslides, mudslides and rolling stones.
In earthquake-stricken areas, on the one hand, buildings should be strong, on the other hand, the terrain is open and flat, and buildings on gentle slopes are slightly damaged. Buildings on strip-shaped protruding mountain mouths, towering mountain bags and non-rock steep slopes are seriously damaged, while buildings in landslide, landslide and subsidence areas are often damaged.
Secondly, we should investigate the soil layer of the building foundation and pay attention to whether the compressibility and distribution of the soil layer are uniform. Excessive compressibility will cause excessive settlement of houses; Uneven distribution will cause the settlement difference of the house to be too large, which will cause the house to tilt or crack. Pay attention to whether there are caves or earth caves in the mountain foundation. For the collapsible loess area of the Loess Plateau, it should be noted that the foundation strength is significantly reduced, and the deformation is sharply increased under the action of water, which leads to the cracking and inclination of the house. Reliable waterproof measures must be taken to build houses in this area. For the seasonal frozen soil foundation in the north, it freezes in winter and melts in summer. When frozen, it expands and contracts due to water loss, which will cause damage to the house. Therefore, drainage measures should be strengthened.