A face you will remember after hearing it once

Nowadays, we see more and more people with abilities beyond ordinary people. This may be because human IQ has really risen to a certain level. You may have heard of people who have photographic memories, but do you know of people who can also remember what they have heard? This all depends on your own hard skills, which is not much different from having a photographic memory! What kind of people’s faces can be remembered after hearing them just once?

High brow bone

From the perspective of physiognomy, people with high brow bones have excellent memory and can basically remember something after hearing it once. For them, remembering an event or a problem is not a difficult thing. They always know how to remember reasonably and intelligently from a more appropriate angle, rather than memorizing by rote.

Straight nose

People with high nose bridges are considered to be very thoughtful in appearance. Generally speaking, they like to take shortcuts when doing things, and the same is true when listening to questions. For them, hearing something once is basically enough and they don't need the other party to repeat it many times, because they have already remembered it clearly in their own way.

Broad chin

People with wide chins have their own way of thinking, especially when it comes to things they have heard. They have their own way of remembering them. It is not just mechanical recitation and memorization, but a way of integrating and understanding that can deeply penetrate people's hearts when they hear it for the first time.

People with the above three facial features can remember clearly something they have heard even if they only hear it once. It would be more efficient to convey messages to such people, and it would be easier and more pleasant to work with them.

The above is the facial features that I brought to you that you will remember after listening to it once. I hope it will be helpful to you! For more guides, please continue to pay attention to Ziwei Mansion’s special topic on physiognomy!