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The placement of the bed in the bedroom comes from the source of feng shui taboos.

The placement of the bed Feng Shui taboo 1: the head of the bed should not face west.

The ancients regarded the West as the Elysium, a place to aspire to after death. Even from a modern scientific point of view, it is inadequate. Cover the sunset in the west, the earth rotates from east to west, and the head sleeps in the west, which is easy to cause blood to rush to the ears over time.

The placement of the bed Feng Shui taboo 2: the head of the bed should not be supported.

The head of the bed is generally against the wall, which means that there is a backer, and if there is space, it is recommended that you put a table, cabinet, etc. at the head of the bed.

The placement of the bed Feng Shui taboo 3: the head of the bed should not be under the beam.

The bed in the bedroom should not be placed under wall cabinets, beams or lighting. The head of the bed should not be pressed by the beam, the ceiling should be flat, and there should be no beams. In Feng Shui, there is a saying that "the beam is pressed on the top" is unlucky, and the beam is psychologically prone to the feeling of heavy body, especially when people sleep under the beam, they will feel great pressure, resulting in mental oppression.

It's all going to have to go back to the West Wall, so let's go back to the West Wall.

On the wall at the head of the bed, there is a painting of the sunrise in the East. If you mean it right, you can.