Many people pay attention to feng shui when choosing a company's location, and the direction of the company's main gate has feng shui considerations. Let's take a look at related content on LaiHuaYi.com. Which direction is best for a company's feng shui?
1, Located in the northwest facing southeast
East symbolizes that the business is thriving, and south symbolizes rapid development. Facing southeast symbolizes confidence in development. Generally, arranging desks and chairs indoors is a more reasonable arrangement. Traditional companies with a solid foundation can place the leader's seat in this position.
2, Located in the south facing north
This position indicates that one is good at dealing with people and can get promoted, which is suitable for department leaders to sit.
3, Located in the east facing west
This position is suitable for leaders who are close to retirement, especially for leaders of companies and sales companies. This position indicates the company's financial strength or promising projects.
4, Located in the north facing south
South represents positivity and enthusiasm, indicating the determination to overcome difficulties and gain public support. This direction is suitable for company leaders in the public sector, sales sector, and fashion industry.

What decorations are good for the company's main gate?
Stone-carved Qilin (Chinese mythical creature)
The stone-carved Qilin is an ancient divine beast, which can ward off evil spirits and bring wealth and prosperity. Giving someone a pair of Qilins not only shows your sincere intention but also brings real blessings and good fortune to the owner's wealth and descendants.
Stone-carved Elephant
The word "elephant" is a homonym for "good fortune", "abundance and promotion", and "prosperity". When the elephant is combined with a vase, it means "good fortune and peace"; when combined with an auspicious stick, it means "good fortune and wishes"; and when the elephant is walking, it means "moving towards success". Therefore, elephants have always been symbols of good fortune and success. Stone Lions
Various government agencies, public relations, and companies will place stone lion sculptures at their entrances. Since the Han Dynasty, stone lions have been considered divine beasts, having the effect of repelling evil spirits and bad luck. They are commonly seen at the entrances of government offices.
Hang Five Emperors' Copper Coins
The Five Emperors' coins refer to copper coins minted during the reigns of five emperors: Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, and Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty. These coins are called "Five Emperors' Coins" because these five emperors ruled during a period of great strength, social stability, and prosperity known as the "Kangqian Prosperity."