The direction of the single-family house is the door, and the direction of the unit is the balcony.
If it is a single-family house, such as a villa, a courtyard, etc., then the sitting direction refers to the direction of the door. Because such houses generally have their own yards and walls, the front door is the main air outlet of the house, which is also the main entrance and exit in Feng Shui. So the sitting direction refers to the direction of the door.
If it is a unit, such as an apartment, a building, etc., then the sitting direction does not necessarily refer to the door, but to the balcony. Because such houses generally do not have their own yards and walls, the gate is only the entrance to the unit building and does not represent the main air outlet of the house. The balcony is the place where the house has the most contact with the outside world, and it is also the place with the best lighting and ventilation. So the sitting direction refers to the balcony orientation.
The advantages of facing the north and south of the house
1. There is sufficient lighting and the room will be drier. Due to my country's geographical location, south-facing houses have the best lighting and sufficient sunshine. Living in such a room will not cause moisture or bacteria, which is good for your health.
2. The room is well ventilated, warm in winter and cool in summer. Our country is mainly affected by the monsoon. There are more north-south winds throughout the year. Therefore, houses facing north and south have obvious advantages in ventilation. When choosing a house, you can feel that the air circulation of a house facing north and south will be better. Such a room will be warm in winter and warm in summer. Cool and suitable for living. Compared with houses with other orientations, north-south orientation has great advantages, while houses with other orientations will have some problems.
3. In winter, houses facing north and south can block the cold current. In summer, they will face the southeast wind or southwest wind, keeping the air flow in the room smooth, which is beneficial to the health of the residents.