A man with an emperor's appearance

I believe that many people who are familiar with history will find that before the ancient emperors became successful, there would be fortune tellers who said they had the appearance of an emperor, and then they would really conquer the world and ascend the throne. So what is the emperor's appearance? What are the facial features of a person with an emperor's appearance?

This is the face of a man with an emperor's appearance:

1. Big ears mean good fortune

Many people ignore the importance of destiny. Blessing is only a virtual expression. Its usual characteristics mainly include two aspects: one is to have help from others, and the other is to resolve crises and accomplish great things. Without the support and help of many people, nothing can be accomplished. Similarly, when encountering any event or situation, it is also very important to be able to make a big thing small and to gradually resolve all seemingly unfavorable factors rather than magnanimizing and aggravating the situation. Both are indispensable.

These two abilities are the so-called effects of blessing, which will make fewer people become your enemies and make more people love, respect and help you. Therefore, the ears are big, thick, have obvious earlobes, and are not susceptible to wind. There is no specific standard for big ears, but they should be relatively large in proportion and have thickness.

2. High eyebrows

One general's success is the result of the sacrifice of thousands of soldiers. Any monarch who seeks to expand territory tends to be murderous. In modern terms, it means being ruthless and courageous. Without such qualities, it is impossible to lead the army and dominate the world. So when it comes to eyebrows, most of them are flying and upright, or particularly thick and dense. Not all emperors need to have such eyebrows, but those who lead a nation or a specific region from scratch will find it difficult to achieve success without such qualities.

3. Divine Foot

The courageous desire for leadership can shock everyone. A person who is in a trance, dull and lifeless, yawning all the time, and indulging in excessive sexual activities, cannot be helped up even with the help of others, let alone be romantic for a while. Only a person with a strong desire to lead and high energy can completely resolve the factors of instability on all sides and unify his subordinates. What is displayed must be the gleam in the eyes. That kind of majesty cannot be pretended, but is naturally formed from the constant experience and cultivation of storms.

4. Rhinoceros bone

People with a full forehead and a prominent rhinoceros bone on their forehead are mostly people with noble looks. The so-called Fuxibone refers to a piece of skull located in the middle of the forehead above the Yingtang. In physiognomy, the Fuxibone penetrates the top of the head and enters the Baihui point. It represents nobility and longevity. The square Fuxibone is the most valuable, followed by the round Fuxibone, and then the oval Fuxibone.

5. Forehead

A person's management ability and political status can be seen from the growth and complexion of the bones in the forehead. Those with a full, smooth, broad and rich forehead must have outstanding management ability and are a noble appearance. In layman's terms, they have a career in officialdom. When we say "extremely smart", we mean that a smart person must have a high hairline and a broad, full and clean forehead. He must have a political status in society. If there is a strange bone protrusion on the forehead, it is even more valuable and can become the appearance of an emperor.

6. Eyebrows

Eyebrows can reveal not only a person's lifespan, but also his or her temper. Eyebrows are the palace officials of literature and etiquette. If the tail end of the eyebrow is upturned, the character is brave and strong, and most of them are warriors. If the eyebrows are long and upright, they become sword-like eyebrows. They are awe-inspiring without anger. People with sword-like eyebrows are mostly military generals. If the sword-like eyebrows are matched with powerful eyes, the person will definitely be both civil and military, and his name will be passed down through the ages, such as Han Xin and Yue Fei. Many founding emperors also had sword-like eyebrows and fierce eyes, and they conquered the world by force. But sword-like eyebrows and fierce eyes do not necessarily mean they look like emperors.

7. Eyes

A pair of eyes with distinct black and white and bright eyes is not only a sign of intelligence, but also can leave a good impression on people. Therefore, in physiognomy, the most valuable thing about eyes is their "spirit". If the five facial features are divided into ten, the eyes can account for four points. As a leader, the role of the majesty of the eyes in dealing with interpersonal relationships and personnel management is self-evident. As the highest manager, the emperor, especially the king of a country in troubled times, must intimidate those fierce men with his momentum. Of course, he needs a pair of powerful and fierce eyes in his physiognomy. The wind-like eyes and sword-like eyebrows fully meet this requirement.

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