Feng Shui is a profound and ancient art of the Chinese nation. "Wind" refers to vital energy and field power, while "Water" refers to movement and change. Feng Shui was originally a method of examining the land, i.e., a technique for inspecting the geographical environment on-site. Want to learn more about Feng Shui? Come and check out Huayi Zharma Net!

Roads directly facing the factory gate are generally considered as "road rush," which not only easily leads to disputes and disasters, but can also seriously damage the factory's financial luck, causing the saying that wealth comes and goes. This is not beneficial to the long-term development of the factory's business.

When the factory gate faces objects like electric poles, lamp posts, trees, or traffic signs, it is called "ground piercing evil." This can lead to unstable factory fortune, encountering troublemakers, difficulty in managing employees, and even accidents. Such Feng Shui layouts can affect the factory's energy field over time, which is unfavorable for its Feng Shui.

Factories are places where people and vehicles frequently enter and exit, so the factory gate should not be too small. A small gate first causes inconvenience. In Feng Shui, this layout indicates that the boss has a narrow mind, making it difficult for wealth to enter, thus making it hard to attract financial prosperity for the factory.

Doors facing each other are a place where bad Feng Shui phenomena often occur. The Feng Shui of doors facing each other can easily lead to verbal disputes, and even legal conflicts. The location of the main gate should ideally be determined based on the boss's birth chart. For example, if the boss is a "Yang Fire type" person, the favorable direction is southwest, and this would be the most advantageous direction for the factory.

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