There are temples, troops and universities next to the house, and Nanshan is behind it. Is this feng shui good?

I don't think so. Temples are places where dharma protectors gather, and some ghosts and gods will be angry, while some unpleasant actions of mortals will make ghosts and gods angry. If a devout housekeeper or Buddhist practitioner lives near a temple, there is no such worry.

The army has a strong sun, and the university should be fine. If it is a primary school or a middle school, there are few people at night, which may lead to heavy yin. In addition, the backing depends on whether the slope is gentle. If it is too steep, there is a danger of collapse.

Because the mountain is Nanshan, it can be seen that the house does not face south, so it can't achieve the function of being warm in winter and cool in summer.

According to the above analysis, we can see that the house is like Feng Shui. If you really want to live in it, you have to make a lot of feng shui adjustments to be more worry-free.

Wish you all the best.

There is no amitabha in the south.