Feng Shui fish suitable for people born in the year of the horse

Introduction: Fish is regarded as an auspicious thing in our traditional culture, because “fish” and “surplus” have the same pronunciation, which is what the saying “year after year” means, implying wealth and abundance. Do you know what kind of fish is suitable for people born in the Year of the Horse in the Chinese Zodiac? What Feng Shui knowledge should we pay attention to? If you want to know what are the taboos in raising fish, please visit the fish tank Feng Shui special topic prepared by Mr. Shui Mo to view more related articles.

Feng Shui fish for people born in the year of the horse (zodiac horse) - rich and prosperous:

There are red and white patterns on a black background, black spots at the base of the pectoral fins, and a large black spot on the head. It is commonly known as "partial wealth koi." This kind of koi uses the large black spot on the top to kill evil spirits. Generally speaking, it is good for making extra income. Many so-called "sideline" industries with high risks but high profits, such as mahjong halls and nightclubs, like to raise it. Therefore, people born in the Year of the Horse can take advantage of the unconventional forces to create wind and water to help them achieve great things in their later years.

Feng Shui Directions for People Born in the Year of the Horse

The unlucky directions for a house: sitting north (Chou Mountain, Zi Mountain) and facing south.

Auspicious directions for a house: facing north from south, facing west from east, and facing east from west.

Auspicious direction for the desk of people born in the year of the horse:

People born in Jiawu: sit in the southeast direction of the God of Wealth.

People born in Bingwu: sit due west, facing the God of Wealth.

People born in Wuwu: sit in the north direction of the God of Wealth.

People born in Gengwu: sit in the east, facing the God of Wealth.

People born in Renwu: sit in the south direction of the God of Wealth.