In the home, placing the Guan Gong statue also has many Feng Shui considerations. To have good Feng Shui, the placement is also needed to be good.
The biggest taboo in placing the Guan Gong statue is the location. The location of the Guan Gong statue is very critical, and there are many taboos in Feng Shui. One careless move can affect the overall Feng Shui. When placing the Guan Gong statue, it is necessary to avoid facing the toilet, and it is also not advisable to place the Guan Gong statue in the bedroom. The height of the Guan Gong statue's placement also has its own rules. Usually, the altar should be about one meter high, and the offerings on the altar should be in pairs. The incense used should be special god incense.
The Guan Gong statue must be placed against the wall, which is also a very important point when placing the Guan Gong statue. Placing the Guan Gong statue against the wall is like having a mountain to rely on, and placing it against the wall can make the Guan Gong statue more stable. Just like a person without a wall to lean on would fall with the wind, so it is the same with offering gods.

Guan Gong statue is required to face south from north, or east from west (this is the general direction). The Guan Gong statue should face the door. There should be walls on both sides of the Guan Gong statue, known as the "Green Dragon on the left and White Tiger on the right." It is strictly forbidden to place the Guan Gong statue facing the toilet, kitchen, personal bedroom, dining table, areas with frequent noise, or a wall behind the toilet. The overall principle is that the area where the Guan Gong statue's gaze falls cannot have sharp objects or anything blocking the view of the Guan Gong statue, allowing the Guan Gong statue to have a clear view for a long distance.

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