What does the treacherous gate in face mean? A brief discussion on the treacherous gate in face

In physiognomy, the area extending outward between the eyebrows and the eyes is the "Jian Men" , also known as the "Husband or Wife Palace". According to traditional physiognomy, a man’s temples should be wide, while a woman’s temples should not be too wide, as too wide a temple may damage the partner’s health due to excessive sexual desire.

The forehead area reflects a person's marriage and emotional status. If there is a wound on the temples, or a gray or black mole, either the road of love will be bumpy, or the relationship will hit a crossroads, intersecting into many combinations of love between men and women. For women, especially those with moles on the right side of their foreheads, the possibility of having an affair is very high because they are passionate and lustful and have little self-control.

A good face should have plump and firm temples, and a bright and moist complexion. If this area is sunken and thin, it means that this person's marriage life is prone to obstacles and difficult to coordinate. If this part is too protruding, it indicates that the person has a strong sexual desire and is easily tempted by other things.

If there is a cross pattern on the forehead, it means that this man will beat his wife and be very cruel to her, which implies that the couple is not destined to be together.

If the tails of the eyes are pointing downwards, it shows that the person is stingy and mean.

If there are blue veins on the temples, it means that your spouse will be weak and sickly, and their sex life will be disharmonious.

If you see a person with a black mole on the temples, it means that he or she is dissatisfied with his or her spouse and may even have an affair.

The above is what the "奸门" in physiognomy refers to, and a brief discussion of the "奸门" in physiognomy. For more physiognomy information, please follow the Dream Interpreter website.