In a house, only the balcony can fully absorb the sunshine, air, rain and dew outside the house. Therefore, from the perspective of Feng Shui, the balcony is the place where the house receives gas, which has a very important impact on the feng shui of the whole house<\/p>\n
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however, in modern houses, the balcony is usually designed in an open way, which is often separated from the living room and bedroom by simple windows or doors. This pattern makes it easy for the external environment, noise and other adverse factors to enter the house through the balcony. Therefore, it is very necessary to transform the balcony<\/p>\n
if it is a non square building, it is the so-called number of days. This is because the number of rooms is one and three, which is the best pattern. If retired people live, seven rooms are more suitable, which is in line with the so-called ” Born in one, extremely in three, retired in seven, poor in nine, and reborn in one ” ; That’s right. Most modern houses are rectangular or square. In order to make them conform to the number of days, the balcony can be transformed to make its appearance semi-circular<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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