How does Chinese physiognomy look at hair and forehead?

The head is the most noble part of the body, the elder of all the bones, the place where all kinds of yang energy converge, and the ancestor of the five elements. It is located high and round in shape, as lofty as the sky. It is better if his bones are plump and protruding, raised and prominent, his skin is thick, and his forehead is wide and square. If the forehead is short, it should be thick, and if the forehead is long, it should be square. A protruding forehead indicates that the person is noble. A sunken forehead indicates a short life. Those with thin forehead skin are poor and lowly, while those with fleshy horns on their heads are very noble. If the right side collapses, it is harmful to the mother, and if the left side collapses, it is not good for the father. The bone behind the ear is called the longevity bone. People with protruding longevity bones live longer. Those who are depressed will die young. There is a bone on the temple called Fusang bone, and there is a bone on the ear called Yulou bone. Together they control wealth and honor. Shaking the head when walking and lowering the head when alive are both signs of poverty.

If the brain is connected to the solar plexus, the person will definitely become an official and live a long life. Thin hair and thin skin are both signs of poverty, and sunken face will bring harm to parents. If a horn grows on the head, you will be made a marquis. If there are mountains behind the head, you will be rich. If the occipital bone regenerates, it is a blessing. If the top is thick and the bottom is short, it is a head of a lowly person.

The forehead is Mars. Tianting, Tianzhong and Sikong are all on the forehead. They are the places of nobility. If the bones above are raised and wide, and the five pillars are straight on the top of the head, one can be as rich and noble as the emperor. It rises like a mountain wall, is broad like an ancestral liver, is square, thick and long, and has the appearance of wealth and longevity. If it is biased to the left or right, it will harm the parents.

If the front of the forehead is raised, tall and thick, the person will definitely be promoted to a high position and hold high office. If the left and right foreheads are asymmetrical, it indicates poverty and the person's parents will separate when the person is young. If the bones are high and full, the child will be well-developed, eloquent and have a smart personality. The left and right sides of Tiancang indicate wealth and prosperity, and the rising Riyuejiao indicate a prosperous career. If the center bone is raised, the person will have plenty of food and clothing; if it is sunken, the children will suffer disaster. A woman with such appearance is destined to remarry, and a man can become an official but will eventually lose his job and retire. If the forehead is moist and the bones are raised, one will enter the official career at a young age. If there is an upturned moon-shaped star on the forehead, it is a sign of great nobility. If there is a lustrous forehead, it means one has received a noble appointment.

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