The relationship between the width of a building and the size of a house is usually: the ratio of land value to house value is 1: 1. The value of the house is too large, which is easy to bring oppression to the neighbors, but it is also not conducive to ventilation and lighting.
Second, avoid planting trees in the yard to keep out the sun.
Because in Feng Shui, the northeast and southwest of the courtyard are equivalent to the gate of hell and the inner gate of hell, it is very taboo to plant trees in these two places.
Three bogeys: the atrium land is wet and rainy.
In geomantic omen, it is considered unlucky to dig ponds, plant trees or other projects that make the land wet in the atrium.
If you want to be green, don't plant tall and big trees. It is best to plant vines and shrubs that don't grow tall.
Four bogeys: paving stones in the courtyard attract yin.
Regardless of the width of the courtyard, paving many stones casually will attract Yin Qi, and eventually make the family decline and lonely.
Five bogey walls are not beautiful.
In the previous residence, the form of the fence was determined according to identity, status and style, which needed harmony and proportionality. If the wall is too high and does not match the house, it is an ominous sign of poverty in Feng Shui.