The fact that the door faces an overpass is not good in terms of Feng Shui. It is recommended to place two trees on both sides of the door to solve the problem. In addition, let me tell you about the taboos of home Feng Shui decorations. 1. The light in the living room. If the living room of a house is dark, you can add pictures and lights to make up for it. Hanging pictures should have bright and honest content and avoid lonely things. If there is a landscape painting hanging in the hall, you should watch the water flow towards the inside of the house and not outside. Because the owner of the mountain has a small amount of water to manage his wealth, if the water flows inward, the treasure will come in; if the water flows out, the wealth will be lost. When painting a boat, the bow of the boat should be pointed toward the inside of the house, and avoid going out of the house. This will cause damage to those who leave the house, and attract wealth to those who enter. It can be said that you will return home with a full load. The auspicious calligraphy and painting for the home include peony paintings symbolizing wealth and prosperity, auspicious patterns such as lotuses symbolizing abundance every year, evergreen pines and cypresses symbolizing health and longevity, etc. As for the "word", it is appropriate to use calligraphy that symbolizes good luck and is good at singing and praying. 2. Indoor wall clocks. Wall clocks in the foyer and rooms are a must, especially in comprehensive offices. Clocks should be hung in these places because hanging clocks in these places can have five major functions: one is to attract wealth, the other is to ward off evil spirits, and the third is to To help the master's luck, the fourth is to manage his subordinates, and the fifth is to measure time. Feng Shui master Liu Yirong reminds you that if you don't know how to hang the clock, it will be difficult to hang it in the wrong place. The front of the clock cannot be inward, but should be facing the door or balcony, preferably in the direction of the window. 3. Raising goldfish at home is often called Feng Shui fish. It can make up for the feng shui defects of the home and make the house full of vitality. However, it must be noted that the size of the fish tank must be moderate, no other debris should be piled around it, and it should not be facing the stove. position, because the stove position belongs to fire and is in conflict with water. There must be no dead fish, and no statue of the God of Wealth can be placed on the fish tank. 4. Placement of indoor green plants. Green plants can be placed indoors. Lucky bamboos, money trees, etc. can be placed in the hall. Large-leaf green evergreen plants symbolize vitality, produce oxygen, and are beneficial to the living room. There is no need to force flowers to bloom all year round, but they must be evergreen. If they are withered, they need to be replaced frequently to make the room more dynamic. 5. Doors and windows should be kept open and closed regardless of whether the room is inhabited or not. Doors and windows in the room should be kept open and closed so that the momentum flows and the air is renewed, so that "running water does not rot and door hinges do not become beetles". In addition, Master Liu Yirong also reminds you that the cracks in the door should not be too large to avoid discouraging your wealth. In fact, there is a lot of knowledge about home feng shui, so I won’t go into all of them here. In short, as long as we use feng shui reasonably in our home life, it may bring us good luck!