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1. Screen Blocking Method: This is the most direct and effective method. When choosing a screen, pay attention to matching it with your home decor. If the space is small, choose a perforated wooden screen (such as a lattice screen), which will not block light and allows airflow to meander slowly. If the space is ample, a fabric screen or a carved metal screen will look more sophisticated. The recommended screen height is between 1.5-1.8 meters, which is just enough to block the straight airflow without making the space feel cramped. The placement should be directly opposite the midpoint of the line connecting the main door and the window/balcony to ensure that the direct airflow is completely blocked.

2. Low Cabinet Buffer Method: If you feel that a screen takes up too much space, you can place a low cabinet in the path of the direct airflow. The height of the low cabinet should be 80-100 cm. Small green plants or round ornaments (such as ceramic vases) can be placed on top to further enhance the effect of consolidating the airflow. For low cabinets, choose solid construction and avoid openwork designs (openwork allows airflow to continue penetrating). Solid wood is the preferred material, as it exudes a stable aura and better "stabilizes" the airflow.

3. Large Green Plant Guiding Method: Broad-leaved green plants such as Monstera deliciosa, rubber trees, and areca palms are natural "airflow regulators." These plants have large leaves that, like "palms," disperse direct airflow while purifying the air and beautifying the environment. When placing them, pay attention to the height; they should be at least above an adult's waist (approximately 1.2 meters or more) to effectively block airflow. Choose healthy, lush plants and avoid withered ones (withered plants carry "bad energy" and negatively impact feng shui). Regular watering and leaf wiping are necessary to maintain their vitality.