1. First introduce a stupid way to find the center point:
According to a certain proportion, imitate a cardboard plan model of the homestead, use a needle to pierce the money, and first estimate a certain At one point, pass a needle and thread through it and pull it up vertically to see if the entire plane is balanced and not tilted. You can find the center point by repeated trials several times.
2. How to plan an irregular homestead:
1. Home, the pronunciation of the ancient saying is "choice". There is a sense of choice and choosing a good place to camp should not be underestimated.
It is extremely important to keep the homestead square and tidy! Remember remember.
Feng Shui believes that everything is Tai Chi. The homestead is also a small Tai Chi. Therefore, the land must be square and square, and no broken edges or corners should be avoided. The most important thing is to have complete Bagua directions. If the land is irregular, the homestead site should be square. If the position corresponding to the Bagua is missing, the "field" of that part will be missing, which is not conducive to people's habitation. Therefore, the same is true for residential buildings, and there are also small Tai Chi. The mystery of "nothing as big as outside, nothing as small as inside" should not be ignored.
2. If you have extra corners, you can use plants to make up for them:
Plants have a life-or-death relationship with humans. Peach willows are planted in the east, elms are planted in the west; plums and jujubes are planted in the south, and apricots and pears are planted in the north. The elms and willows shade the back eaves, and the peach and plum trees in front of the hall. There is an elm behind the house, and the white ghosts migrate. These sentences are all summarized by the people. It tells people which trees should be planted in front of and behind the house, and which trees should not be planted on the left and right sides of the house.
Pine: It is as long as a hundred trees and lives longer than the immortal pine in Nanshan. Pine is an auspicious tree species.
Bai: Don’t be a liar, be firm and disciplined.
Gui: Folks regard the osmanthus tree as auspicious. For example, the imperial examination high school calls it "winning the laurel in the middle of the month".
Sophora japonica: There is a folk saying that a locust tree in front of the door will either attract treasure or bring in wealth.
Wutong: regarded as a spiritual tree, it is said to attract phoenixes. There is a poem like "The fragrant rice pecks at the remaining parrot grains, and the green parasol trees live on the old phoenix branches".
Bamboo: Literati regard bamboo as a wise man and a gentleman. There is a saying that "it is better to eat without meat than live without bamboo." It has the function of predicting natural disasters.
Jujube: Jujube is homophonic to "early". It's also pronounced as "give birth to a child early".
Li: Chestnut is homophonic to "lizi" and is a mascot for seeking children.
Peach: Ghosts are afraid of peaches, so the ancients used peach wood to make peach seals, peach swords, and peach charms to ward off ghosts.
Pomegranate: In Chinese cultural customs, pomegranate has many children and is a mascot that means many children and good fortune.
The banyan tree has a well-developed root system and is good at sheltering from shade. However, it is easy for insects to damage the floor, so there is a folk saying that the banyan tree does not tolerate people.
Orange: There is spirituality, and legends can fulfill things. It is believed to be the change of the spiral star of the Big Dipper in the sky. Homophoned with Ji. Kumquats can be a sign of wealth.
Sang: many fruits, homophonic with mourning, so it cannot be planted in front of the door. There is a taboo on opening the door to accept funerals.
Mei: The beauty in the world, the one who dominates the world. The flower has five petals, symbolizing the five blessings: joy, happiness, longevity, smoothness, and peace (or fortune, wealth, longevity, happiness, and health). There is a longevity couplet in which "plum blossoms bring five blessings, and bamboos bring three blessings."
Lotus: Buddhism often uses lotus as a metaphor for itself. Such as "rosette" and so on. Folks regard the lotus as the gentleman among flowers.
Hibiscus: homophonic to "Fu Rong", it is often combined with peony in wooden door leaves, which means "prosperity, wealth and honor". ?
Peony: The world is called the King of Flowers. Known as the flower of wealth. The combination with longevity stone in wood carvings means "long life and wealth".
Rose: regarded as auspicious by folk custom, it means "peace in all seasons". Also known as the Flower Queen. Gourd: auspicious and ward off evil spirits, painters like to paint it.
Cinnamomum camphor tree: repels insects and mosquitoes, has beautiful appearance, and literati like to plant it in the courtyard.
Dieffenbachia: Dieffenbachia has fat leaves and red fruits, and is considered auspicious by the people. Painters often include other plants in their paintings. Planting in a barrel means unification for thousands of years.
There are many folk proverbs about planting trees next to the house, all related to Feng Shui. For example, "If there is a locust tree in front of the door, you will be promoted and make a fortune." "When a house is under a big tree, disasters often come to the house." A big tree covers the door, and the family has no descendants. Trees, people, and buildings rise and fall.
A reminder: It is not advisable to plant tree trunks directly in front of doors or windows. Planting mulberries in front of the door is called watching the door in mourning, and the people regard it as the mourning door god. In short, there is a mutually beneficial relationship between plants and people. Pregnant women are prone to vomiting if they smell the smell of cypress trees. It is not suitable to sleep under the grape trellis. "Peach willows are planted in the east, elms are planted in the west, plums and jujubes are planted in the south, and apricots and pears are planted in the north" are all a summary of plant Feng Shui.