Is a straight nose a good sign? What is the argument

Physiognomy is a traditional Chinese art and is widely used in people's daily lives.
In physiognomy, the nose has always been the symbol of wealth, and different nose shapes represent different wealth.
So, what does the physiognomy of a person with a nose that is straight to the sky say? Let’s go to the fortune-telling website and take a look!

The nose is the middle part of the face, also known as the palace of wealth, and is related to a person's fortune. According to physiognomy, a nose that goes straight to the sky is the sign of an emperor, and very few people have this kind of face. Everyone has a nose bridge, which is the area between the root of the nose and the forehead. If the root of the nose is directly connected to the forehead and is not sunken, then the person has a sky-high nose. So does a person with a nose that goes straight to the sky have the appearance of an emperor?

There is a rumor that Chiang Kai-shek had a nose that goes straight up into the sky. If you are a history lover, you may find that Chiang Kai-shek's photos do not meet this standard. However, in real life, there are indeed some celebrities with straight noses, and Zhao Yazhi's face is quite similar. From this, it can be seen that people with a nose that is straight to the sky do not have the fortune of an emperor, but only have the fortune of wealth.

Master's summary: People often say that appearance reflects the heart. Although facial features can reflect a person's inner thoughts, judging based on facial features alone is still biased. Therefore, the most accurate conclusion is drawn by combining methods such as birth date to infer fate.