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Face Yin Tang Ming Palace, Face Yin Tang Physiognomy

The Yin Tang is the palace of life in physiognomy, located between the eyebrows and above the bridge of the nose. It is an important part of physiognomy. The width and color of the Yin Tang can determine a person's fortune.

The color of the forehead can show a person's luck, fortune and misfortune. The forehead controls the seal of heaven, so the physiognomy of the forehead is also very important. A good color means good fortune, while a black color means bad luck, etc. The following is a detailed explanation of the method of moving the forehead.

Analysis of the secrets of face reading

1. The forehead is full and bright like a mirror, indicating that the person is in high spirits.

2. If the forehead is too narrow or too low, the person will be busy and suffer, and have an average to lower fate.

3. If there is a scar (tumor, etc.) on the forehead, the person will be poor, have bad luck in middle age and will be unlucky in marriage.

4. If there is a sword that can kill children on the forehead, both men and women will have a tough life. Men will be unlucky in marriage and children, while women will be unlucky in marriage and children.

5. A woman with a sword that kills children will bring bad luck to her husband and children. Her first child will definitely be a girl, and she cannot have a boy. Her second child will definitely be a son.

6. People with the "川" pattern on their foreheads are destined to be on the go, with great success and great failure, and they often wander in foreign places.

7. If there are s-shaped wrinkles on the forehead and the eyebrows are short, this woman will definitely defeat her husband.

8. If the sword of the forehead is on the left side, the man will suffer from the father's death, and if it is on the right side, the man will suffer from the mother's death. Look at the Sun and Moon Corner again. The woman counter-interprets. (The wood face is reversed, otherwise it will be inaccurate)

9. If the sword on the forehead is on the left side, the woman will first lose her mother, and if the sword on the right side is on the left side, the woman will first lose her father. (Wood face reverse break)

10. If there is a tumor or scar on the forehead, there will be a big financial loss in middle age. The specific year can be determined by palmistry.

11. People who have a mole on the forehead (but the mole does not protrude from the skin) will achieve success at a young age.

12. Those with a wide and high forehead have good fortune; those with a narrow and low forehead have an obstructed destiny.

13. If the forehead is red or bright yellow, it indicates that the person will have smooth sailing and a successful career.

14. If the forehead is black or blue, this person is currently having bad luck in everything and may suffer financial loss and illness.

15. People with sunken foreheads will encounter obstacles in their careers, which will be sometimes good and sometimes bad.

16. If there is a cross mark on the forehead, it indicates that the person will have an official appearance.

17. If there are two upward lines on the forehead, they are called crane’s feet lines, and the person will be an official.

18. The forehead is full, plump, and broad, reddish-yellow in color, lustrous, and bright as a mirror. This person will have good luck in life and will become an official.

19. Scars and large moles on the forehead will ruin one’s appearance and eventually lead to ruin.

20. If this person’s Yin Tang, Yi Ma, and Er Men are bright, he will definitely be promoted and receive good news.

21. If the forehead is white, someone in the family or among relatives will die in the near future.

22. If your forehead is blue or dark, you should avoid investing or traveling recently.

23. People with bulging foreheads are bosses.

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