"Old Talk" is part of folk culture. Many old sayings are rough and disapproving, but they make sense when they are carefully savored. Especially in terms of "housing" in "food, clothing, housing and transportation", there are many old sayings. There is an old saying that many people have heard: "Let's see three things when you enter the door, and your family will be ruined and your wealth will be gone." This sentence sounds a bit exaggerated, and many people don’t understand it. So what does the “three things” in this sentence mean? Is there any reason? Let’s find the answer together with question marks.
For ordinary people, the location selection, spatial layout, home decoration, etc. are very particular and knowledgeable. Take the layout of the house as an example. There is a saying among the people that "it would rather Qinglong be thousands of feet tall than White Tiger look up", which means that the thing on the right side of the house is taller than the house on the left, which is not conducive to the development of the family. For example, Feng Shui Home Furnishing believes that the window cannot face the head of the bed, which also has some scientific reason, because if the head of the bed is facing the window, it may make people feel insecure and are prone to cold when sleeping at night.
Go back to the common saying at the beginning. In the old age, when people built houses, they concluded that three things had a bad impact on their wealth in their families, so they adapted the experience into a common saying and passed on to their descendants. These three objects are mirrors, thatched cottages and stoves. Let’s talk about the first thing first. Mirrors are considered to be "light evil" among the people and will reflect the Feng Shui aura, so they are not conducive to facing the door directly. If you enter the door, you are not conducive to wealth accumulation. Of course, mirrors are now very ordinary, and can be placed in the living room, kitchen, study, etc., but in ancient times, people thought that mirrors were mysterious and believed that if placed opposite doors, they would reflect wealth. This is a limitation of the times, but when you enter the door, you are just a mirror, which is indeed easy to cause fright and cause inattention. From this perspective, there is some truth.
followed by thatched cottage, that is, toilet. The ancients believed that toilets were used to hold excretion objects, representing dirty and bad luck. If you enter the door, it is a thatched cottage, then dirty air pollution can easily lead to wealth loss. This is the view in home feng shui that "it's hard to predict when you open the door and lose money." Of course, this statement cannot be completely scientific. However, from modern psychology , people see the toilet when entering and exiting the door. First of all, it is easy to have privacy problems. Secondly, the toilet door is always open and it is inevitable that it tastes a little, and it is not good to face the door. It can be seen that to abandon those superstitious colors, this common saying is also reference-based.
The last thing is the kitchen, that is, the kitchen. Logically speaking, the kitchen is a place where love and food gather, so why can’t it face the door as the old saying goes? This is because in the eyes of many older generations, the kitchen is a Feng Shui treasure land for storing wealth and good luck. Safety and concealment are very important. As the saying goes, "hiding wealth" and "hiding wealth". If you face the door, others can see it outside, which is not conducive to "hiding wealth", so this is said. From a modern perspective, if the kitchen faces the door, the smell of oil smoke in the kitchen will be unobstructed, and it seems that it is not appropriate to run out of the door and affect the neighbors.
So, someone may want to ask, what should I do if the layout at home has been "inflicted"? This situation can be reversed to a large extent by placing some "mascots" that are pleasing to the eye and have beautiful meanings, such as mascot paintings such as peony, peacock, pomegranate, gourd, , grapes, peach blossoms, and nine fish.
For ordinary people, a house is not only a place to live, but also a spiritual pillar and harbor. If you want to live happily, you must not only be designed to look good, but also meet the needs of people’s spiritual level: such as security and belonging. Therefore, we should not rush to say that the saying above is "supercreation" or "drunk", but we can "take the essence and remove the dross", find a reasonable space and make reasonable arrangements to better build a love family.
