Why do the three stops represent different stages of life?

Why do the three stops represent different stages of life?

Let’s talk about the upper part of the face, the hairline, and the forehead first . Everyone’s youth mostly refers to the period before the age of 30. During these decades, they are influenced by their family, parents, and school. The shape of a person’s forehead reflects the development of their brain. It can be said that the first 20 to 30 years of a person’s life is a process of continuous brain development. When you are loved by your parents and in a good educational environment, your intelligence is better developed, including your comprehension, world outlook, and early personality. These are all formed at this time.

Therefore, people who have a good youth often have a forehead that is flat, broad, and full. This does not completely represent the family's wealth, because even if the parents are rich, but they do not care about their children and only care about material satisfaction, this person's forehead will also be dirty or uneven. The characteristics of the upper forehead are not entirely determined at birth. It is not until the age of fourteen or fifteen that the forehead shape and various characteristics are truly determined.

The middle part of the face, from the eyebrows to the nose, is the area where the facial features are most likely to change. This includes the eyebrows, brow, eyes, tear troughs, nose, and cheekbones. The characteristics of these areas are the period when the external environment has the greatest influence on oneself after leaving parents and going out into society independently. Therefore, compared to adolescence, middle age has the greatest influence on the middle part of the face. At this time, your interests, personality, life direction, and way of doing things are fully formed. The eyebrows, eyes, nose, and ears, which are the most important parts of life, also show the characteristics of middle age.

The lower face, philtrum, cheeks, mouth and chin, these four parts represent the situation after the age of fifty. If the upper and middle parts are easy to understand, then it is a bit difficult to understand that the lower face represents old age and descendants.

Just like the influence of the upper brow on the middle brow and youth on middle age, the middle age also has a great influence on old age. If middle age is the time to strive for success, establish a family business, and make great plans, then old age is the time to retreat and enjoy the fruits of one's labor. From youth to middle age, one can boldly venture out, but from middle age to old age, one will be burdened by the entire family and will need to restrain one's temperament and focus on managing the family. Therefore, people who are open-minded and kind-hearted in life will have a happier and more fulfilling old age, while those who are reckless and only care about themselves throughout their lives will have a miserable old age.

Honest people tend to consider the future more when making choices, which means they have a good future in life. Their chins are mostly broad, thick and round. Even if they are born with a short chin, the fleshy shape of their chin can make up for the shortcoming as long as they change their way of behaving. However, he was too indulgent and rash in his middle age, and he was unable to change in his later years. He was rather sharp-tongued and never considered the consequences or the way out, and his chin and cheeks were pointed.

It can be said that the lower part of the face below the nose is the final form of how people deal with things, from thinking with the brain (upper part), to emotional changes (middle part) to decisions and language expression (lower part). This is not only the process of dealing with everything, but also affects the process of change in each stage of life.

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