What is Tiancang? A brief discussion on Tiancang in physiognomy

In physiognomy , Tiancang, commonly known as the temple, is between the end of the eyebrow and the hairline. The Tiancang area in the face represents the wealth status in youth.

If the Tiancang of the face is full and prosperous, it means that the person has a wealthy family, his ancestors or parents are very successful in their careers, and they have accumulated a lot of wealth for future generations. This kind of person has no worries about food and clothing at a young age, enjoys wealth and splendor, or inherits a huge family fortune, so he is called Tiancang, which means that this person can have a lot of wealth when he is born, which is a gift from God. However, if the Tiancang area of ​​the face is sunken, or damaged by scars or moles, it means that he cannot obtain the protection of his ancestors and needs to rely on his own efforts and hard work to gain wealth and success.

For women, those with a broad Tiancang face are not only likely to receive blessings from their ancestors, but can also marry a good husband and have a happy marriage.

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