There is an old saying: "No mulberry trees, no willow trees." There are no mulberry trees in front, no willow trees behind, and no flowers in the court. It is said that "mulberry" is a continuous "mourning", and all the things of mulberry "mourning" are planted in front of and behind the house; If the willows don't bear seeds, the plants behind the house won't have male offspring.

It takes all the money to say "Liu Liu"; Poplar leaves creak in the wind and clap their hands like ghosts. It is unlucky to put these trees in the wrong place. In addition, it is not allowed to plant cypress trees in the yard, saying that cypress trees are symbols of ghosts; There are no dead trees in the yard, thinking that dead trees represent family death. So the tree in the yard died and was immediately uprooted and replaced with a new tree.

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As a settled agricultural country, Han people not only pay attention to the residential function of houses, but also link the rise and fall of houses with the fate of "home". Every family and clan wants to develop and honor their ancestors. In order to achieve this goal, people have made great efforts in housing construction, trying to choose the area where the Feng Shui Dragon is located, as well as some building locations, azimuth angles and home furniture, because it does not conform to "Feng Shui".

The concept of "cohabitation" is taboo. Avoid planting bananas and surrounding houses in the southern coastal areas. Ordinary letters are easy to collect ghosts or make women suffer from blood diseases.