What does the three stops of face reading mean?

A person's appearance can have good or bad luck. People with good personalities usually have kind-looking faces; people with evil hearts usually have more evil faces. However, the reverse is not necessarily true. There is a saying that goes 'a good face but an evil heart', which means that a person may have a 'kind face' but an evil heart; there is another saying that goes 'an evil face but a kind heart', which means that a person may have an 'evil face' but a kind heart. In addition to the aforementioned 'five senses', there is also the so-called 'three stops' in physiognomy.

The facial features are as follows:

(1) Upper part of the forehead: The area from the hairline to the eyebrows is called the upper part of the forehead. Responsible for the fortune of young people, in charge of the fortune between the ages of 15 and 30.

(2) Middle stop: The area from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose is called the middle stop. Responsible for middle-aged fortune, controlling the fortune between the ages of 31 and 50.

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