How many coins should I put on the floor tile at the gate when decorating?

This is the custom of the Qing Dynasty. Putting coins under the floor tiles at the gate can be divided into:

If there is an official at home, then you can press the door seven.

If you do business at home, you can bet eight.

If someone in the family is sick or unlucky, you can press six.

Knowledge expansion:

The origin of this custom is because the five emperors' money refers to the copper coins of Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty, which are said to have the effects of ward off evil spirits, preventing villains, avoiding evil spirits and attracting wealth.

Because the money of the five emperors has five elements, Shunzhi belongs to the northern water, Kangxi belongs to the oriental wood, Yongzheng belongs to the earth, Qianlong belongs to the western gold, and Jiaqing belongs to the southern fire. The five emperors in 180 are not only complete in time, but also complete in space.

Putting the five emperors' money in the threshold can block sharp shots, throwing knives, guns, bows and mouths. Put it on your body or in a common drawer to ward off evil spirits, and put it in a handbag to increase luck. When you put the five emperors' money, there are just other coins at home, which are convenient to put together.