Most of the layout of traditional Chinese buildings are sitting in the north facing south, why this layout?

The ancients believed that north is yin and south is yang, and that a good feng shui place should be in harmony with yin and yang. As early as in primitive society, Chinese ancestors built village houses towards the direction of south. Most of the ancient houses found in modern archaeology face south. Until recent times, houses facing south are still the first choice for modern people to buy a house at home.

What is the feng shui layout of a house facing south? In the feng shui layout of a south-facing house, the feng shui layout of the bedroom has the closest relationship with people's health and luck and should not be ignored. The light of the bedroom should be soft, too strong easily make people cranky; too dark, easy to produce melancholy. The bedroom is simple and comfortable. The shape of the bedroom should not be long and narrow, which is not conducive to ventilation. The door of the bedroom should not face the mirror or the head of the bed. The head of the bed must be in the right direction, as it concerns health and wealth. It must be healthy. The head of the bed should be towards Dr. Paradise. If you want money, you should be facing the direction of greatest prosperity or anger. The head of the bed should not be against the wall of the bathroom, not on top of a beam, not too close to a window, not directly in front of a mirror.

Bedrooms are square, not beveled or polygonal. Beveled edges tend to create visual illusions, and multiple corners tend to cause oppression, which increases people's mental burden and makes them prone to illness and accidents in the long run.

One. Good light. According to the Book of Residence, windows facing south, southeast or southwest, the interior lighting is better. The house can make full use of sunlight, warm in winter and cool in summer. Two. Good ventilation. Sitting from north to south will make the air in the house fully circulate. Three. Avoid the north wind. Sitting north to south is not only for the light and ventilation of the house, but also to avoid the north wind. Geographically, China's topography determines its climate to be monsoon. There are cold winds from Siberia in winter and from the Pacific Ocean in summer, and the direction of the winds changes throughout the year.

In winter, you can avoid the cold winds from the northwest to prevent catching a cold. When you buy a house, you always like to "sit in the north and face the south", with the windows facing south. Another reason is that most of our country is in the East Asian monsoon zone, which makes people living here feel relaxed and happy, and the sun's altitude angle is smaller.