According to Feng Shui theory, different floors correspond to the five elements. The residents' fortune has its own five elements. Choosing a floor that suits your five elements can improve the fortune of your living environment. For example, if the residents lack water in the five elements, they can choose a floor that belongs to water (such as the 1st and 6th floors), and so on.
Airflow and ventilation High-rise residential buildings often have better ventilation conditions, which means "smooth airflow". However, too strong winds can easily take away the prosperous energy in the house. Therefore, high-rise residential buildings with too high wind speeds should avoid windows facing the wind outlet to avoid wind evil. Vision and lighting High-rise residential buildings generally have better lighting and a wide field of vision. However, it should be noted that too many windows may lead to "deflation", that is, the aura is too flowing.
Therefore, the number and location of windows should be moderate. Surrounding environment Although high-rise residents are located at high places, the surrounding buildings and natural environment still have an impact on the Feng Shui of the house. Unfavorable Feng Shui factors such as sharp corners and sky-cutting (narrow gaps between two high-rise buildings) need to be avoided.