This question should be looked at this way. According to China's traditional geomantic theory, houses around temples are not the best choice. Generally speaking, Mr. Feng Shui does not advocate choosing houses around temples. The main reason is that the cathode of the temple is abundant, and the owner of the house is extremely abundant, so it can't compete with the yin of the temple. Because the yin of the house is restless, people are affected by the yin of the temple and are in danger of birth, aging, illness and death. Some people regard this theory as superstition, but in my opinion, Feng Shui theory has its reasonable side. Although some conclusions seem insignificant, they are actually a summary of the living environment and experience of the ancients. It has its scientific significance. Some geomantic omen theories can be reasonably explained by modern scientific knowledge. I have some understanding of the view of Feng Shui that temples are not suitable for living: First, ancient temples are often places of rest, and the coffins of the dead often stay for several years. In this way, there will be the possibility of spreading diseases. Modern science tells us that the human body must be disposed of as soon as possible. If they are exposed to the air for a long time, diseases will occur during the decomposition of the body. For example, in earthquakes and floods, one of the first tasks is to dispose of the bodies of the victims as soon as possible. And the place where the deceased stayed should be thoroughly disinfected. Therefore, in ancient times, because a large number of coffins were parked in temples for a long time, some diseases were bound to spread, affecting the health of residents around temples. Although China Feng Shui has no knowledge of modern pathology, from the summary of long-term life experience, he will intuitively know the result and form a taboo. Second, temples are often crowded places. It is a common social phenomenon that people go to temples to pray for blessings because of illness, and it is also easy to cause the spread of diseases, which in turn affects the residents around temples. This truth does not need too much explanation. Third, the temple worships Buddha with incense, which is easy to cause fire and sometimes affects the residents around the temple. In contrast, at that time, temples lit incense every day, so the probability of fire was quite high. Even the management of modern temples and the use of incense by Buddhist believers are strictly controlled, which is why. Therefore, it is reasonable that China traditional geomantic omen does not advocate choosing houses around temples. But in my personal opinion, contemporary society is different from ancient times, and some things have changed, so some taboos of Feng Shui no longer exist. For example, coffins are absolutely not allowed in temples now, so there is no possibility of spreading diseases. Therefore, it is not taboo to buy a house around the temple at present, but we should pay attention to it. After all, people come and go in the temple.