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The orientation and placement of a stove are of utmost importance in feng shui.

The ancient belief that the seventh lunar month carries a heavy negative spiritual energy has led to the practice of refraining from activities that might invite ghostly presences.

Growing eleuthero, or Siberian ginseng, for its roots is a popular practice in Vietnam, where the plant is revered as a type of ginseng.

The prolonged military campaigns and conquests, spanning months and years, gave rise to a peculiar need among the troops - a need for physical release and comfort.

In many cultures, the seventh month of the lunar calendar is considered a time to avoid undertaking any significant home-related projects. Superstition dictates that any renovations or significant changes to one's home during this period may result in unforeseen troubles and challenges. It is believed that by refraining from such activities, one can avoid any potential negative consequences and maintain harmony within their living space.

The watermelon rind, often discarded after consumption, possesses untapped potential for a myriad of practical purposes. Stay tuned as we explore these innovative uses!

The full moon of the seventh lunar month is an important occasion for many families, who take great care in preparing offerings and rituals. However, it is essential to be mindful of certain considerations when performing these ceremonies.

In the world of Feng Shui, it is believed that certain items, if placed in the living room, can act as a hindrance to the flow of wealth and prosperity into the home.

Sure, I can assist you with that. "Many believe that boiling shrimp is a simple task, but there's a secret trick to ensuring your shrimp are sweet and not fishy-tasting. This technique will make your shrimp dishes stand out from the rest."

Stepping away from the traditional battlefield, soldiers have their own unique ways of addressing physiological needs during prolonged combat.