What does the wife and concubine palace mean?

What is the Palace of Wife and Concubine? Where is the Palace of Wife and Concubine? What does the Palace of Wife and Concubine represent in physiognomy? In this issue, follow the editor to understand what the Palace of Wife and Concubine represents in physiognomy.

The concubine palace represents: it can also be called the husband and wife palace, or the palace of adultery. It represents the relationship between husband and wife, marital status, extramarital affair, social perception, and social identity.

Wife and concubine palace location: the area behind the end of the eye, commonly known as the temple

Basic judgment, face reading must be accurate: Huangji School of Yijing [Beijing Yijing Academy]

Fortune-telling verses for wives and concubines

One: If the body is smooth and without any marks, the wife will have all four virtues; if the body is plump and full, you will get wealth by marrying her.

Second: If the temples are sunken, there will be many wives and concubines; if there are moles on the temples, you need to be careful of extramarital affairs.

Three: A dark and dark eyelid means two people are separated; a carved eyelid means the wife will be harmed and relatives will be punished.

Four: If the temples are bulging, the wife and husband will be defeated; if the temples are dark, the wife and concubines will be uneasy.

Five: If there are chaotic wrinkles at the corners of the eyes, the man will have more than one wife; if there are deep wrinkles at the corners of the eyes, the couple will have difficulty staying together.

Six: A gun pointed at the temple will harm the wife and husband; a scar at the corner of the eye will bring disaster to the wife and concubines.

Rule 7: If the tail of the eye is raised, it means the person is treacherous and dishonest; if the tail of the eye is drooped, it means the person is gentle and soft.

Eight characters: A scar at the end of the eye means a blocked future; a clear eye means a bright career.

Nine: If the corners of the eyes are round, the person is cunning and difficult to make friends with; if the temples are narrow, the person is difficult to marry.

Q: It is said that one crow's feet in the marriage palace means one marriage, and two means two marriages?

Liu Heng: I have read all the ancient books on physiognomy, but have not seen such a statement. Crow's feet are normal wrinkles that people who smile a lot will have.

Question: If there is a black mole in the Palace of Marriage, does it mean there will be divorce.

Liu Heng: A black mole in the Palace of Spouse does not necessarily lead to divorce, but the relationship between the couple will definitely experience twists and turns, and there will be major changes in careers.

Q: Does the marriage disaster mentioned by the teacher mean the death of one of the spouses?

Liu Heng: There is no such saying. In ancient times, sayings like "a woman will be unlucky in marriage and divorce early" referred to marital disasters in a general sense. Divorce is just one form of marital disaster. Other marital disasters include separation, being apart from each other, frequent quarrels, or one spouse being in poor health.

Q: My friend has a wrinkle at the end of her eye that goes up, it's not very obvious, will she get divorced?

Liu Heng: This is what the physiognomy book calls "a gun rising from the gate of the couple". If the couple is young and this line is not obvious, they will get divorced. If the couple is old and this line is not obvious, it means that one of the spouses is weak.

Question: Does a shiny forehead mean a good marriage?

Liu Heng: If the temples are shiny, it means you are in love. If the temples of a married person are shiny, it means one of the spouses is having an affair. A clear, smooth and round temple is one of the signs of a successful husband.

Q: Mr. Liu Heng, my crow's feet are very deep, will it bring bad luck to my husband?

If you are young, then your marriage will definitely not be smooth. If you are older, it doesn’t matter. It just means that you are full of feelings about life, or have deep feelings.

Question: Teacher Liu, my wife has low temples and wants to have plastic surgery. Will it be effective? Or can it change our marriage? I love her very much.

Liu Heng: If the temples are too sunken, the marriage will definitely be bad, or there will be divorce, or one of the parties will die. Plastic surgery can be done, but the effect will not be obvious. To change your fate, you must also change your heart. If your character and mind do not change, plastic surgery is meaningless.

Question: Teacher, I have a birthmark at the end of my eye, will it bring bad luck to my wife?

Liu Heng: A birthmark at the corner of the eye has the least impact on marriage. The eye corner is the spouse's palace. The order of bad luck in marriage is as follows: the worst is a sunken eye corner, the second worst is a raised eye corner, the third worst is a chaotic eye corner, the third worst is a mole with marks on the eye corner, and a birthmark at the eye corner ranks last and generally has no impact on marriage.

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