What are the five shorts in physiognomy

What are the five shorts in physiognomy? In physiognomy, the "five shorts" refer to the head, face, body, hands and feet being all short and well-proportioned, which means a short person.

As long as a person has smooth bones and flesh, a bright and broad forehead, and five mountains facing upwards, it is considered a good appearance even if he is short in stature, and he can still hold a high position.

But if one's bones and flesh are coarse and ugly, and the Five Mountains are not prominent, then it is a lowly and miserable fate. According to physiognomy, if the hands are long on top and the feet are short, the person will be rich; if the hands are short on top and long on the feet, the person will be poor. In other words, one must have long hands and short feet to be rich, otherwise it is not good.

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