Excuse me, is there anything particular about feng shui in the living room wall clock? Does anyone know?

I'm glad to answer your question. With the continuous improvement of people's understanding, geomantic omen is paid more and more attention. Maybe everyone pays more attention to the geomantic omen of the overall layout of the room, but ignores some decorative geomantic omen. If the wall clock in the living room is not properly placed, it will affect the style of the whole home, and there may be ominous signs. Therefore, it is very important to understand the geomantic omen of wall clock and the taboo of wall clock in living room. Let's introduce the living room wall clock geomantic omen to you and tell you some taboos of living room wall clock. Taboo for wall clock in the living room: the wall clock in the living room should not be inward, preferably facing the door or balcony. Because when there is no one in the room, the air is still, and the swing of the wall clock can make the air move and make the room full of vitality. However, the wall clock cannot be hung in the middle of the hall opposite the door. Because "bell" and "final" are homophonic, if someone pushes the door in, they will see the bell (final) when they look up, which may be related to bad luck, so just hang it by the door. In addition, it should be noted that the clock should not be placed towards any bell-shaped and gossip-like things, otherwise it will have a repressive effect on the homeowner. This is not superstition, but it is better for everyone to pay attention. What's so particular about wall clock feng shui? Here is a brief introduction to the wall clock geomantic omen: 1. The wall clock should be placed or hung in the Suzaku Square (that is, the south) of the house, because Suzaku Square is the front, and the front belongs to the people who move. The colors of the clock should be mainly red, purple and orange, and the shape of the clock is often octagonal, because this position belongs to fire. The clock should not be hung above the sofa. Otherwise, people who often sit here are prone to anxiety. The wall clock should be placed on the left side of the living room, not on the right side. 4. The wall clock should not be placed at the bedside or the end of the bed, and other positions will not cause adverse effects. 5. Don't put the wall clock on the wall above the desk, and other positions will not cause adverse effects. Well, these are some feng shui taboos for hanging clocks in the living room. If you want Feng Shui to look good and have no adverse effects, as long as you pay a little attention to the Feng Shui of the wall clock and the taboo of the wall clock in the living room, there will be no adverse effects, and it will bring good luck to your family, which is also a beautiful thing. If you think it's awesome, give me a compliment. I will answer more attentively in the future. I wish you a happy life.