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17 Occupational Characteristics

Surgeon:There is a diagonal mark on the inside of the upper part of the index finger, and there is a theory that this is due to the frequent use of surgical sutures. Chef:Poor facial skin, slightly chubby, generally strong in the forceful wrist, may have tiny burn marks on the back of the arm hand of the forceful hand, and hair may smell like soot.

Receptionist:Have the habit of biting nails, relatively wide hips.

Out Roughneck Driver:Longtime cab drivers, usually with varying degrees of stomach and spinal problems.

Freight truck drivers: spinal disorders are more prominent in the relatively wide hips, body shape will have different degrees of obesity according to the different places, face skin is not good, the hands of the thumb on the inside of the forefinger callus.

1 old school teachers:Nail seam residual white powder. There is also white powder in the folds of the sleeves and trouser legs. There is a high probability that the person is more verbose.

Carpenters/Masons: When smoking, they hold their cigarettes in their mouths for long periods of time, so the stubs are usually short and full of saliva.

Civilian with a pen:The index and middle knuckles have protrusions. Soldiers:Eat fast, walk fast, more introverted. Not good at talking, with a tendency to be submissive, the room is relatively neat. The quilt is folded as if it were a block of tofu.

Superior:Speaks with a tough, stern flavor. Keyboardist:Long fingers with a wide span (especially the thumb and index finger).

String player:Left hand index finger, middle finger and ring finger will have calluses, worn on the strings.

Swimmers: have broad shoulders and an inverted triangle.

Soccer players: leg muscles are particularly developed. Gymnasts: not very tall. Table tennis players: some hunchbacks.

Old-fashioned train drivers:The sole of the right foot will have relatively more wear and tear than the left foot, and the skin on the face is not good.