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The wind should not be very strong.
When buying a house, we must first pay attention to the wind direction. If you find a strong wind near the house and it is urgent, you should not buy it, because even if the house is really full of vitality, it will be blown away by the strong wind. Feng Shui pays the most attention to "hiding the wind and gathering the gas", which means that places with strong winds will definitely not be prosperous! The ideal living environment is a breeze blowing slowly, which is in line with Feng Shui.
(2) Adequate sunshine
The most important thing in residential geomantic omen is sunshine and air, so choosing a house to live in should not only have fresh air, but also have plenty of sunshine.
(c) The centre should not be polluted.
This means that the center of the house should not be used as a toilet, nor should it be located in the center of the back half of the house, just in line with the gate, because it is likely to lead to economic losses.
(d) Streets should not be washed straight.
In Feng Shui, "I like to turn around and avoid going straight" because the trend of going straight is fierce. If the residence bears the brunt and is very harmful, you must not be careless! So when you choose a building, you might as well look around the house to see if there is any street rushing straight.
(5) The terrain should be flat.
If the house is located on a slope, you should pay special attention to the surrounding environment when buying it, because from the perspective of geomantic omen, flat houses are relatively stable, while slopes are quite dangerous!
(six) the street is not suitable for bowing.
The so-called street "anti-bow" means that the street in front of the house bends, and the curved position leads directly to the gate. Feng Shui calls it "sickle cutting waist". This kind of house is not suitable for buying, so it is lucky to avoid it.
(7) Avoid the evil spirits in the sky
The so-called "heavenly killing" refers to the narrow gap between two tall buildings; Because it seems to be cut in half with a knife from mid-air, it is called heaven. If the house is facing the "destruction of heaven", it is likely to be a bloody disaster: the narrower the gap, the fiercer it is, the closer it is, the more dangerous it is! Therefore, it is not appropriate to choose a house facing the sky, but if there is another building behind to fill the vacancy, you might as well.
(8) Not applicable to chimneys
Aside from feng shui, from the point of view of environmental sanitation, areas with dense chimneys are not suitable for living, because the coal and fireworks emitted from chimneys are harmful to health.