Ma Yi's Divine Physiognomy: The Good and Bad Omens of Mouth

【original】

Mercury is the mouth, which is called the Inner School. It requires red lips, wide corners, a deep philtrum, straight articulation and eloquent speech, and one will be an official with a good salary. If the lips and teeth are thick, the corners of the mouth are drooping, and the color yellow indicates poverty. The poem says:

The mouth contains four characters like vermilion, and the two corners are pointed upwards.

He must be a smart and talented scholar, and he will pass the imperial examination and become one of the Three Dukes at a young age.

Mercury is slightly tilted at both ends, and is thin and sharp without edges, which means it is a beggar.

If you are biased towards the left or the right, you will get advantage by committing adultery.

【Abstract in vernacular】

The mouth is square, wide and straight, like the shape of a "four", and the lips are as red as cinnabar, the corners of the mouth are slightly upturned, the teeth are white and neat, and the philtrum is obvious. Such a person is smart, can make great achievements, and can become an official of the Three Dukes. On the contrary, if the lips are not square, thin, the hair tips have no edges, and the corners of the mouth droop, this is a sign of poverty and humbleness, and the person is a beggar; if the mouth is a little crooked, such a person is gossipy and treacherous, and will suffer from verbal troubles.

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