In the ancient traditional concept, home furnishing is often influenced by a series of folk sayings and feng shui concepts, among which the saying "open the door and see three times, disaster is coming" has triggered people's deep thinking about the home environment.
The following are some of the traditional explanations of the items and the associated particulars:
The first is the mirror, which, according to traditional feng shui considerations, cannot face the bed and the door.
Facing the bed can lead to a decrease in sleep quality and attract bad energy, while facing the door can affect good luck.
In ancient times, placing a mirror at the door was considered a way to show off the nobility, but in modern times it is believed that this could affect the family's fortunes.
Next up are the toilets, which are usually built in relatively secluded places and are considered unlucky places because of the excrement and garbage involved.
If you are facing the door, it can be uncomfortable and emotional.
At the same time, the toilet should not be facing the kitchen, so as not to affect the mood of eating and drinking and the cleanliness of the kitchen.
The kitchen is traditionally linked to family wealth.
If you can see the kitchen as soon as you enter the house, the traditional belief is that wealth can be lost, or it can feel luxurious.
In addition, the fumes and smells produced during cooking can also affect the environment of the entire home.
For sharp objects, the main thing is to avoid injury.
While in ancient times it was possible to put a sword in front of the house for defense, in modern times, it is more important to decorate the home environment in a warm and beautiful way, rather than using sharp objects to express security.
These claims are based on ancient traditional beliefs, and modern science may have different interpretations of these claims.
Despite this, people still have a variety of beliefs and particulars about the arrangement of the home environment, which ultimately depends on the individual's culture, beliefs and Xi.
In contemporary society, many people pay more attention to comfort, practicality, and beauty, but this does not prevent traditional ideas from still influencing people's choices to a certain extent.
Home furnishings have become a meeting point for cultural heritage and personal taste, reflecting people's attitudes and pursuits towards life.
