How to read cheekbones in physiognomy

The zygomatic bone is located in the middle of the face, outside and below the eye socket, forming the bone shape that supports the cheek. In physiognomy, the cheekbones mainly determine the owner's power, status, motivation, willpower, fighting ability, interpersonal relationships, social activities, friends and nobles, and whether he is responsible in doing things. The cheekbones are the bones of power. Let’s learn how to look at the cheekbones in physiognomy!

"If you have the appearance of wealth and honor, you will be rich and honorable; if you have the appearance of poverty and humbleness, you will be poor and humble." This is a famous saying by Wang Chong, a great scholar in the Han Dynasty, in his famous work Lun Heng Ming Yi. Confucius' student Xia once said, "Wealth and honor are determined by Heaven." This so-called "determined by Heaven" of course refers to fate, which cannot be forced by human power: because fate is predestined at birth.

Although men and women are equal today and there should be no difference in wealth between men and women, there are still huge differences in their fortunes. To give an obvious example, the nose is always the most important of the five facial features for both men and women. But if a man has a nose as sharp as a knife, he is just a harsh person. Women with this appearance may not necessarily have a harsh temperament, but the misfortune of being the unlucky husband is inevitable. It is also said that a man with high cheekbones simply means he has power, while a woman with high cheekbones, besides being power-hungry, is often suspected of being a husband-killer.

The zygomatic bone means power, which is related to a person's reputation and status in society. The strength of the power also determines a person's character and luck. When observing the cheekbones, people usually think that they are good if they are high, prominent and round. They also observe whether the cheekbones are high, low, big or thin. The height of the cheekbone is based on the center of the entire nose. If the cheekbone grows below the tail of the eye and above the nasal bone, it is called high cheekbones, which means that the person can hold power. If the cheekbones are close to the tip of the nose, it means that the cheekbones are low, which means that even if this person is a boss, his subordinates will not be very obedient. Many people mistake thick cheekbones for height. In fact, being protruding and big and bulging does not mean that the cheekbones are high, it just means that the cheekbones are big. People with big cheekbones do not have great power, and even if they have power, it is only small power.

The cheekbones and nose should be viewed together. A high nose must have high cheekbones, because the nose represents wealth and status in physiognomy, while the cheekbones represent the people around you and power. If the cheekbones and nose are high, it means that the power and status are equally high. If the cheekbones are high and the nose is low, one has power but no position. If the nose is high and the cheekbones are low, one will have position but no power.

The cheekbones are full, round and beautiful, with the cheekbones handles high up into the temples. This indicates that the person has a righteous heart and high aspirations, has both power and fame, can convince everyone, has a strong personality and great patience.

If the cheekbones are too high or too pointed, or the face is as tight as a drum, the person will be proud, unreasonable, willful, panicky, and have a tendency to meddle in other people's affairs.

Sunken cheekbones indicate a person without power, courage, or ambition. If it is thin and weakened, there will be no happiness and no longevity. People with low and small cheekbones are lonely, poor, and prone to depravity, both men and women. A disfigured cheekbone with a scar indicates that blessings and fortune will be damaged. A woman will suffer unlucky fate with her husband, while a man will be prone to punishment and loss.

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