In calligraphy, don’t mention the direction first, but first confirm the occasion.
Usually the places where calligraphy can be hung include offices, calligraphy, living rooms, tea houses, time-honored shops, traditional Chinese medicine clinics and traditional cultural places, such as cultural centers, art institutes, etc.
Then the hanging direction and content selection are more feng shui-friendly.
A few simple examples:
For example, hanging a painting behind a sofa must be a banner, keeping a balance with the sofa, complementing each other, and being of great benefit to the owner. In terms of content selection, it is best to use tranquil and peaceful landscape paintings to give people a comfortable feeling.
You can also choose to hang calligraphy and paintings with auspicious meanings in other places in the living room, such as the peony picture for wealth and wealth, the nine fish and lotus picture for harmony and prosperity, the evergreen picture of pine and crane for longevity and wealth, and the town house picture. Pictures of Zhong Kui blessing and calligraphy and paintings implying good luck, etc. What to hang depends on the owner's preference.
It is taboo to hang pictures with dull scenery in the living room (including rooms). The so-called depression refers to pictures related to the sunset, fallen leaves, winter, old trees, wilderness, etc. Because it lacks vitality, it will affect Emotionally, it is appropriate to hang paintings and calligraphy that are full of vitality and have positive intentions in the room.
For those who like galloping horses, the painting must be hung with the horse's head facing inward. Otherwise, running outwards has a bad meaning. In addition, do not hang too much red paintings and calligraphy indoors, because its strong color can easily cause irritability.