A circle of ceilings in the bedroom is considered a beam to press the top

This doesn't count at all.

A beam is when the beam is just above the bed or seat.

Hello, no. The so-called beam pressing the top refers to the place where people sit and lie down, and the top of the head happens to be the beam, which is called "beam pressing the top" in feng shui. If a person sits under the beam for a long time or is under this feng shui for a long time, it will produce pressure at work, poor health, dizziness, headache, insomnia and some other brain diseases, and luck will also be blocked, which is a feng shui pattern of ruining wealth and losing one's body.

The beam is a form in Feng Shui, that is, it is recognizable, it is an entity, and it can be explained by a scientific method that can be understood. The beam is generally a part of the place where the bearing capacity is relatively large and reinforced and thickened with reinforced concrete. In ancient times, beams were generally used to support the roof, and traditionally believed that the beams were the spine of a house, and even the upper beams had certain rituals, such as choosing a day and setting off firecrackers.

Question: There is also a circle of ceilings hanging around the living room, is this considered a beam pressing the roof?

Because the sofa is against the wall.

The sofa is converted into a position.

Ask it to be decorated with the same decoration as the room, why the room is not counted, and the living room is decorated like this and the beam is pressed on the roof.

I hung around the top of the roof.

No, if you do it well, it can be counted as part of the surrounding decoration, the key depends on how you are ready to do the interior decoration.