My house faces south, and I want to build a pool and rockery in the southwest corner of the garden. I also want to build a pavilion. Is it okay in Feng Shui? Please ask the master for advice. Thank yo

My house faces south, and I want to build a pool and rockery in the southwest corner of the garden. I also want to build a pavilion. Is it okay in Feng Shui? Please ask the master for advice. Thank you. Sitting south to north is to avoid the king's feng shui, which has the metaphorical meaning of harem assistance, no matter where the pool and pavilion are installed. If this house is built for the old and young people live in it, be careful to make big mistakes.

It should also be noted that if the yard is not big, it will harm your home (according to the location of the pavilion) if you avoid building a pavilion inside.

Talk about the layout.

It is good to open a pool, but you must ensure that the water is living water, otherwise the death of water is a sign of disease.

Besides, rockery. I don't know whose idea it was. It is disappointing to build a rockery in the southeast to block the sunrise.

In fact, many people who watch Feng Shui like to make fake mountains. A rockery built on the flat ground is a dead stone, which is useless and a waste of money. It's good to look good, but it's a safety hazard if you don't look good. Children climb up and get hurt easily. If you want to build a green dragon, just fill it with soil, not too high, and the effect is best with ups and downs. Just pile up the soil slope where the rockery is located.

The exhibition hall is optional, depending on personal preference.

Also, in fact, the house faces south and the yard faces south. This is more reasonable. But just to be on the safe side, it would be perfect to keep one or two big dogs in the north gate.

There is no best feng shui bureau, as long as you live a principled life and love your relatives and friends, it will be better than all the so-called layouts.