Many people now build houses with unusual shapes for the sake of their appearance. So what is the most auspicious house shape? What shape of house is good for feng shui? Huayi Network brings you the latest content.

What is the most auspicious house shape?

(1) Long and square from north to south A house that is long from north to south and narrow from east to west, with a long and square shape, was considered to have a very good layout by ancient people. Living in such a house would surely bring rich and noble descendants. There is a poem that says: "A house looking up brings wealth, even commoners would not be poor. Descendants will hold official positions, and the family will be honored with nine high officials." (2) Facing south and having a short left and long right A house that faces south, with a short left side and a long right side, is very auspicious and especially beneficial for accumulating wealth. (3) A house with a missing part in the southeast direction A house with a missing part in the southeast direction, which is clearly smaller than other directions, is auspicious and prosperous. Not only will the family's fortune be healthy, but also the livestock and poultry will thrive. Feng shui says: "A void in the eastern direction is favorable, bringing good fortune and prosperity to the household. The home will be well-located year after year, and the livestock will be abundant with pigs and sheep." (4) A house with a missing part in the northeast direction Due to various conditions, the shape of the land may not be perfectly square. A house built on land with a missing part in the northeast direction is beneficial for the owner's wealth. The poem says: "In the past, Zhou Gong inspected this house, and a missing part in the northern and eastern directions gathered money. The family will remain wealthy and prosperous, and without meeting a sage, how could one know this?"

What are the six matters of Yang Houses?

The six matters of Yang Houses include the "inner six matters" and the "outer six matters". The "inner six matters" refer to the door, stove, well, toilet, mill (including warehouse), and animal pen. The "outer six matters" refer to roads, ponds, bridges, temples, pagodas, and government offices. Water wells should be placed in the "Shengqi" and "Yan Nian" directions of the house, and should not be located in front of the hall or directly opposite the door, as this can cause eye diseases and heart problems. Wells should not be adjacent to stoves or aligned north-south, as this may lead to rebellious behavior. Toilets should be placed in the "凶方" (bad direction), and their location should be hidden, avoiding being directly opposite the stove. Mill and warehouses should be placed in the auspicious directions of the house, and should not be located next to or in front of the bedroom.