The most suitable Feng Shui fish for people born in the Year of the Dragon

Introduction: In traditional Chinese culture, the dragon is a symbol of power, nobility, and honor, as well as a sign of luck and success. In this issue of the fish tank Feng Shui special topic, we will talk about what Feng Shui fish are most suitable for people born in the Year of the Dragon and some Feng Shui taboos in fish farming.

Feng Shui fish for people born in the Year of the Dragon (zodiac sign dragon) - Five Blessings:

This variety has a light blue or dark blue back, white scales, and red cheeks, abdomen, and bases of fins. It is called the "Five Blessings Koi." In Feng Shui, the color of fish is blue, which means it belongs to the element of water. Water can make water prosperous, so its power to attract wealth is also very strong. Dragons are born in water, so they naturally prosper and are blessed when they meet water. Therefore, this koi can use the power of water to bring fortune and wealth to the dragon, helping it to become successful when it is young, and can also use the power of water to promote wealth to offset the fate of losing money in middle age.

The unlucky direction for a house: facing south (Wei Mountain) and north.

Auspicious directions for a house: facing south from the north, facing west from the east, and facing east from the west (except for Youshan and Xushan).

Auspicious direction for desk:

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

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

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

People born in Gengchen year: sit in the east direction of the God of Wealth.

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