Putting a potted plant in the living room helps the living space become more fresh, helping to bring more oxygen. However, not all feng shui plants are suitable for placing in the living room. The thing to note when choosing to place a feng shui bonsai in the living room is that you have to choose the kind of fortune tree. Besides, you also need to choose the tree that suits your destiny. 2. Indoor columns Ancient Chinese science held that columns were the factors that generate negative energy. The pillars in the house will not be good for the homeowner’s career no matter where that column is located. To neutralize evil air is not difficult, you just need to place a pot of ivy or shrub in front of the column. This way is both simple but also helps decorate the space more beautiful. 3 bedrooms Many people like to put plants in their bedroom but this is absolutely not recommended. At night, ornamental plants release carbon dioxide instead of oxygen. Meanwhile, humans need oxygen to breathe. If you go to bed in a room with many bonsai, it will be difficult to get a good night’s sleep due to lack of oxygen. Therefore, placing ornamental plants in the bedroom is not only bad for feng shui but also harmful to health. So in the bedroom it is best not to put any plants. 4. Kitchen room Feng shui thinks that the kitchen is where money flows in, so placing bonsai in the kitchen will create positive energy. Placing a high pot of bonsai in the corner of the kitchen is not only good for feng shui, but also helps purify the kitchen air – where there is a lot of grease. 5. Desk To maintain positive and good energy indoors, place your plants in the places where you value most, represent you and support you best. The desk is one of the most suitable positions. Put a pot of feng shui feng shui on the desk to help your work always be happy, career goes up. Take care of them healthy, everything will go well. According to the Reporter

Living in a house like this doesn’t make any money or money. If your house accidentally commits 1 out of 3, don’t worry too much. Feng shui expert Phung Phuong advises everyone to pay close attention to the feng-shui gods that hinder the prosperity of their family. Wind Referring to the wind means referring to the wind source around the house that is living. If there is a strong wind around the house, it is easy to form “toxic wind”. Such houses are usually located in areas where there is a gust of wind, the amount of wind that penetrates the house will be much. Therefore, even if it is a place with good gas-gathering terrain, it will cause the people of luck to be inferior and costly. The evil spirit knocked on the door Too many doors is not good. Gate evil mainly consists of two types: 1 is a house with many doors, and 2 is the door facing each other. Whether it is the first or the second, in terms of feng shui, it is not a good thing. The first is the type of house with many doors, that is, only one house, but the front and back are designed with many doors. Such a house layout is not conducive to keeping the wind, condensing air, but easily leads to wasting money. The second type is the interior of the house with opposite doors such as the main door, the bedroom door, the bathroom door, and the kitchen door. Thus, it is easy to form evil qi and lose the family’s fortune. How to neutralize: Use Quartz or Five-Base Coins to purify the energy-stable atmosphere to have air sand to support the campaign. Corner house The house with a missing corner has a very bad effect on the homeowner. Depending on the age, there will be different bad luck angles. A house is also like our pocket, if the wallet has a hole, no matter how much money inside it will be lost. The way to neutralize: Use Bhikkhu or Mr. Quan Gia to gather wealth to protect the “wealth” for his family. * Information is for reference only.

1. Handkerchiefs: In Eastern culture, people give each other handkerchiefs on the last day of the funeral. This item also symbolizes goodbye and separation. Therefore, in the new year, people abstain from giving handkerchiefs to avoid separation and grief. Image: Unsplash. 2. Clock : For Westerners, watches are a valuable gift because “nothing is more precious than time”. However, to the East, clocks represent bad luck and death. In China, during the new year, giving watches to the elderly is taboo. Image: Unsplash. 3. Mirror: According to feng shui, mirrors are items that attract many evil qi. People think that breaking the mirror is very toxic because it causes the accumulated evil aura to be dispersed outside. In Tet gifts, people should avoid giving mirrors or glasses that can reflect the image. Image: Medium. 4. Umbrella (umbrella) : Umbrella is not a suitable item as a gift. Furthermore, the umbrella used to go to the rain represents grief and sadness. Image: Wallpaperbetter. 5. Black or white object: According to Eastern conception, white and black are two colors representing funeral, death. Therefore, everyone should avoid gifts of this color, including wrapping paper, bags outside. Image: W esten. 6. Sharp objects : According to Asian conception, on Tet holiday, sharp objects can bring bad luck. Giving items such as knives or scissors also implies wanting to sever the relationship with the giver. Image: Crushedpixel. 7. Chrysanthemum: Yellow chrysanthemums and white flowers are often used by the Chinese in funerals. So if you want to give someone flowers in the new year, everyone should avoid the colors above. Image: Hainan. 8. The gifts have a quantity of 4 : In Sino-Vietnamese, the number 4 is pronounced “Tu”, which sounds almost like the word “Tu” (death). To the East, the words associated with the number 4 are considered unlucky. This is also the reason why there is no 4th floor in some buildings and hotels. Therefore, Tet should not give gifts of sets or multiples of 4. Photo: Unsplash. 9. Shoes and sandals: The pronunciation of the word shoe in Sino-Vietnamese is similar to the word “Evil” in Chinese. In addition, shoes and sandals for travel purposes, people should avoid giving these items at the beginning of the year. Image: Sohu. 10. Pears : Giving fruit is a good thing, but pears are forbidden. The reason is that the pronunciation of “Le” is the same as “Ly” in separation (break up). Image: Gardening.