What are the feng shui taboos in quadrangle decoration?

1. In the geomantic omen of quadrangles, the east and west wing rooms are mainly three rooms. The purpose is to create a central axis in the architectural combination of the courtyard. This line is like a person's backbone and the most important source of geomantic omen in the courtyard. Because of this, even numbers are not popular in residential buildings in Beijing. So there is a saying in Beijing that "four or six is not bad".

2. In the geomantic omen of quadrangles, old Beijingers never plant pine and cypress trees in quadrangles. Similarly, even mulberries will not be favored by their owners. As for those refreshing pears, their trees will be shut out of the front yard and backyard. Why? It is probably the homonym of "mulberry", "mourning", "pear" and "separation".

At the same time, Beijingers also taboo that the ground in the yard is lower than that in the alley and the street, because they have to "jump into the toad pit" as soon as they enter the door, which means bad luck. Pay attention to the geomantic omen of these quadrangles.

4. In geomantic omen, it is sometimes said that "peach poplars are planted in the east, prunes are planted in the south, elms are planted in the west, and plums are planted in the north", which is a statement about the layout of geomantic plants in the courtyard.

5, courtyard feng shui should pay attention to, it is not suitable to plant big trees in the middle of the vestibule, and some low shrubs should be used to resist "suffocation."

6. Courtyard geomantic omen should start from the site selection of the courtyard. The courtyard is located in a high place, facing a slowly flowing river or a calm lake. This kind of site selection is good in the early stage of construction and can benefit from the environment.

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