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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are more than 40 items in the rural house, such as the gate, the main house, the guest room, the kitchen, the corral, the poultry nest, the toilet, the vegetable cellar, the drainage, etc. There are 64 patterns arranged according to the hexagrams, and each pattern has more than 40 items corresponding to the fixed position, which is neither interchangeable nor mixable. If your house originally meets the feng shui standards, the toilet location can only be repaired, not arbitrary; If it was originally cultivated casually, there might be a bit of room for willfulness, but the good luck is unpredictable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's okay, just clean up the old waste.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Toilets, there must be an impact, filthy place.
Even if you dig it out and re-cover it, it will have a certain impact, but fortunately, this effect is not very long-lasting. It dissipates in a year or two.
There's nothing wrong with this, isn't the public toilet just for everyone's convenience, this is a good thing.
It's not good to put it on the roof, it's better to throw away the useless seven small, and the more tattered things that are not used at home, the better.
Under normal circumstances, the north house is a residence, and the rest of the houses can be collectively referred to as the east and west houses, and where the kitchen is depends on the family arrangement, which is generally part of the east and west houses. The main door and the toilet are a different story.
Gosh, are there any of these rules in place? I really don't know. It's best to ask the village chief or the village committee, they should know it very well.
This depends on your ability, just start doing it, of course the boss doubts you.