Is it bad for Feng Shui to keep crabs at home?

In terms of feng shui mascots, there are crabs presented by windfall generals, which were called "windfall generals" in ancient times. In ancient times, people liked to use crab covers to represent money, so crabs were also symbols of money. There is a "money crab box" in the traditional New Year's Eve dinner, which is an excellent dish. Crab is also called a, which stands for commendable, and commendable stands for the first prize and wealth. "A" is also "the rich side".

Crab is the most domineering mascot in seafood. Crab has two big pliers. Once it is clamped, it won't let go, just locking up the unstable partial fortune. A general windfall, an auspicious feng shui animal, usually a copper crab, looks very chic and lovely. Not only is it auspicious, but it can also attract people to hold happy events. Folk copper crabs are often used to ward off evil spirits and turn villains into villains. White-collar workers or managers in Hongkong, Taiwan Province and coastal cities often put a pair of copper crabs on their desks to help with transportation and turn villains into villains. According to the geomantic omen theory, the crab's two big claws can make money for the owner and help the owner to be invincible in the fierce competition. It is most suitable for urban white-collar workers, businessmen and other highly competitive people. Can be placed on your desk, pliers are open to the outside world, can deal with villains, bring windfall, increase gambling luck, and win money immediately, which is more effective.

Pay attention to the placement of crabs. Rich crabs should be placed horizontally, which means giving money to the owner, and those without money should be placed with two large clips outward!