According to the analysis method of Feng Shui, each position in the eight trigrams has its own five element attribute. If the color of the gate is the same as or related to the five elements in its position, it is a more auspicious pattern. If the two are mutually exclusive, it will lead to a decline in wealth<\/p>\n
if the gate faces due east or southeast, the five elements belong to wood. You can use the cyan or green of the same wood. If you think these colors are too bright, you can also use the principle of aquatic trees in the five elements to choose black, blue and gray as the colors of the gate<\/p>\n
if the gate faces due south and its five elements belong to fire, then red and purple are better choices. In addition, wood colors such as green or cyan can also be selected<\/p>\n
when the gate faces due west or northwest, its five elements are gold, and white, gold and silver are more suitable. In the five elements, there is a native Jinyi saying, so you can also choose yellow, coffee, tan and brown as the colors of the gate in this direction<\/p>\n
when the gate is located in the due north direction, the five elements belong to water, and it is suitable to choose black, blue and gray. According to the five element principle of aquatic gold, you can also choose white, gold and silver<\/p>\n
when the gate is located in the southwest and northeast, the five elements belong to soil. The colors of the same soil, such as brown, yellow, tan and coffee, and the colors of gold, such as red, orange and purple, can play a prosperous effect<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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