What do the five senses of the face refer to?

The so-called "five senses" refer to the five human organs: ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth. And in physiognomy, they are given a noun as follows:

(1) Ear: It is also called the organ of hearing.

(2) Eyebrows: They are called "longevity guardian".

(3) Eye: Also called the "Inspector".

(4) Nose: It is called the organ of judgment.

(5) Kou: called "cashier".

People often say, "That person's facial features are like this and like that...; this person's facial features are like that and like that...", but people may not be very clear about what the "facial features" are. In fact, the "facial features" are something in physiognomy. Through the analysis of the 'five senses', we can make some basic physiognomy analysis of a person and further judge a person's fortune. Usually, 'eyebrows' are related to health and status; 'eyes' are related to a person's willpower and kindness; 'nose' is related to a person's wealth and health; 'mouth' is related to a person's happiness, food and noble fortune; ears are related to a person's longevity.

The above is what the five facial features refer to introduced by the editor of Meng Jielao Fortune Telling Network. I hope it can help everyone. If you want to know more information about physiognomy, please continue to pay attention.