What does a long middle face mean in physiognomy?

In physiognomy, the entire face is divided into three parts by horizontal lines: upper, middle and lower. The corresponding three parts are the upper courtyard, middle courtyard and lower courtyard. The upper part of the forehead: The area from the hairline on the forehead to the eyebrows is called the upper part of the forehead. Middle stop: The area from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose is called the middle stop. Lower part of the face: The area from the bottom of the nose to the chin is called lower part of the face. So if the atrium is longer, what does it mean? What does it mean?

The three parts of the face roughly represent the three stages of life. The upper part of the face represents the fortune in the early years of life, the middle part of the face represents the fortune in the middle years of life, and the lower part of the face represents the fortune in the later years of life.

Going to court represents: father, career, official position, future

The courtyard represents: brothers, husband and wife, ability, self

Lower court represents: mother, savings, family, subordinates

There is a saying in physiognomy: A long face means you will meet the king, a long middle face means good fortune and prosperity, and a long lower face means you will be busy all your life.

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