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Anonymous users2024-01-23Landlord,I don't think it's necessary to believe this.,But there are some things to pay attention to:1.No matter which direction your bed is placed in, it should be noted that the head of the bed must be placed against the wall, as far as possible not to let there be too much gap between the wall and the head of the bed, let alone the head of the bed window, this is because if the space at the head of the bed is too large, it will accelerate the flow of air, and people are prone to colds.
2.Some people like to put one side of the bed against the wall, in fact, this is very unscientific, you try, if you put it against the wall, you will feel very stuffy when you sleep on the side close to the wall. 3.
The windowsill should not be directly facing the bed, as there are usually mirrors on the counters, so if you wake up in the middle of the night, you may be frightened by the shadows in the mirrors. Hope it helps!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This bit of also needs to be asked, what else can you do.
If there is still room for the south, it is better to let in light near the window. This is not so particular, whether you study well or not has little to do with where you put it, and you can only learn well by listening carefully in class. Haha, I wish you a nomination for the gold list.
The head of the bed is still against the east wall, the average person is the bed to the east, no one has the bed to the south, you know, it is good to rely on the east, because the east is to get started.
1.The bed is oriented north-south and conforms to the geomagnetic gravity. Sleeping with your head facing south or north is good for your health, because in the body's circulatory system, the aorta and large veins go in the same direction as the head and feet of the body. >>>More
It depends on which side of your room door opens, as long as it doesn't open to the head of the bed.
There is nothing forbidden by law.
It's all ok, but the head of the bed is next to the window. >>>More