The ancient saying of looking at faces

Physiognomy is one of the traditional cultures in China, which has been valued by people since ancient times. The ancients usually inferred a person's character, destiny, wealth and so on by observing his facial features, body shape, manners and other characteristics. The following are some facial expressions commonly used by the ancients.

First, face soil: describe people as pale and unpretentious. Such people are often weak and the five internal organs are not functioning well. In physiognomy, people with pale faces are prone to illness and ill-fated.

Second, the nose is like an arrow stack: it describes that a person's nose is straight and looks like rows of arrow stacks. Such people usually have the qualities of courage, courage and independence, and their fate will be better.

Third, there is no trace for a while: it describes that people have no eye lines for a while.

Such people usually have long life, good heart, strong ability and good fate.

4. Mouth is like Han Tao: It describes that people's lips are rosy and shaped like peaches. This kind of person is easy to communicate, has a good popularity and will have good luck.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Ear drooping: describes the drooping of human ears. Such people often lack self-confidence and are easily influenced by the outside world.

6. ruddy complexion: describe a person's ruddy complexion as a peach blossom. Such people are usually cheerful, optimistic and happy.

Seven, forehead width: describe a person's forehead is wide and powerful. This kind of person has leadership ability and is easy to achieve something.

The above are some common sayings of physiognomy in ancient times. Although modern technology has been developed, physiognomy still affects people's life and way of thinking to a certain extent. Of course, these proverbs are only a reference and cannot be used as the only criterion to judge a person's character and destiny.