Is a big nose a good thing or a bad thing?

It is everyone's dream to have a tall and straight nose. So now some people often go for rhinoplasty and perform some minor surgeries to make their noses more beautiful, to increase their beauty and coordination. But in physiognomy, is it good or bad to have a big nose?

There is a sequence for observing physiognomy. Generally, one should look at the Five Mountains first, then the Three Parts, and then make a specific judgment based on the physiognomy. The five mountains are arched towards the sky, the three parts of the face are evenly plump, and there are no major defects in other parts of the body. The body and physique are good, and the life is sure to be stable. Not to mention a rapid rise in status, the children are filial to the emperor, the wife is virtuous, and the spiritual and material things are abundant. If the Five Mountains are crooked and the Three Stops are out of proportion, one's fortune will be relatively fluctuating throughout life. One will generally be overworked and will often pay more than others but not get the corresponding return.

As the saying goes, "A good official will be noble for ten years, and a good government official will be rich for ten years." The overall facial features should be balanced. If the proportions are unbalanced, the pros and cons of each part can be used to determine the fortune in a certain period of time.

Everyone knows that the nose is the storehouse of wealth and determines a person's fortune in money and career. Therefore, most people believe that as long as one has a good nose and a good bridge of the nose, one will have abundant wealth and a smooth career. The face emphasizes balance, and the person may have a big nose. The age is 45-50 years old. Career and financial luck will be better during this period, but career and financial luck may not be good throughout life.

Solitary Peak

The solitary nose has a high nasal bone, low cheekbones, a not full forehead, and a sunken chin. From the overall facial perspective, the nose bridge is protruding like the edges of a mountain, without any echo from the Five Mountains. The big nose stands alone on the face, so it is called the "solitary nose". Such people are too selfish, do not listen to other people's suggestions, always do things their own way, feel good about themselves, and do not consider other people's feelings. Naturally, they have poor interpersonal relationships and lack the help of noble people. The physiognomy book says "A solitary peak stands alone, and one will have no one to rely on in old age." It is your style of dealing with things that determines your pattern and destiny.

As can be seen from the picture above, the solitary peak gives people a sense of abruptness. In Feng Shui, it is called Sha. Without the surrounding mountains, it gives people a feeling of isolation and helplessness, and at the same time it is unable to come into contact with the essence of heaven and earth. It is not difficult to find that the trees on the isolated peaks are not very lush. Because there are no surrounding mountains to rely on, they cannot block the wind and rain, and are naturally affected. Analogously to us humans, we are fighting alone in society without anyone to take care of us, so it is naturally difficult for us to walk. It is true what is said in the physiognomy book: "A solitary peak stands alone, and one will have no one to rely on in old age."

This is also the reason why many people have good noses but their overall appearance cannot be improved. Therefore, having a big nose does not necessarily mean good fortune in life.

A big and fleshy nose, with five mountains facing you

The Five Sacred Mountains refer to the five famous mountains in China, namely Mount Hua, Mount Heng, Mount Tai, Mount Song and Mount Heng. In physiognomy, the Five Mountains refer to Mount Heng in the south - the forehead, Mount Heng in the north - the chin, Mount Tai in the east and Mount Hua in the west - the cheekbones on both sides, and Mount Song in the center - the nose. These five parts can reflect a person's fortune. The Central Mountain is the most important of the Five Mountains. The Central Mountain can be seen as the center and also represents the self. It plays a dominant role in physiognomy, so it should be high, prominent and fleshy so that it can command the Four Mountains. The other four Yues are regarded as ministers who assist Zhongyue. They should get close to Zhongyue, so that the ministers can assist the monarch and gain wealth and power. Zhongyue echoes with Dongyue and Xiyue, indicating prosperity in middle age, otherwise it will lead to poverty in middle age. If the Nanyue (forehead) is shaped like a full moon, plump and voluptuous, it indicates prosperity in the early years. Otherwise, it indicates difficulties in early years and great obstacles in career. If the Beiyue (chin) is thick and strong, one will have a comfortable old age. Otherwise, one will have no support in old age. If the Beiyue is sunken and without flesh, one will have no protection in old age. With the five mountains facing you, wealth will naturally flourish.

Surrounded by mountains, protecting each other from wind and rain, and assisting each other, we can advance together for the great cause.

So having a big nose is not necessarily a good thing. You need the support of the Five Mountains to gain money and power.

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