Jin Zizai's fortune-telling: fortune of wealth and good fortune

Jin Zizai's fortune-telling: fortune of wealth and good fortune

In human physiognomy, auspicious features can be roughly divided into the appearance of wealth, nobility, longevity, heart, a prosperous husband, and a prosperous master. After learning from the predecessors and wise men, I have sorted it out and briefly described it below for popularization to the public.

Longevity

A long-lived person is not necessarily rich or noble. There are also people who are rich and noble and live long lives. If one of the following conditions is met, it will be verified. Extra points will be awarded if two are met.

The five mountains are full and protruding, the lines are distinct; the face is broad and thick; the eyebrows have long hairs; there is a horizontal bone on the forehead;

The eyes are bright; the neck has excess skin; the teeth are strong and long; the voice is high and long; the ears and nose are long;

The chest is flat and broad; the teeth are even, strong and dense; the ears are long and hairy; the breath is like a crane and a turtle; the cheekbones penetrate the ears;

Rich

Rich refers specifically to money. A rich person is not necessarily noble, and a noble person is not necessarily rich. If one of the following conditions is met, it will be verified; if two conditions are met, extra points will be awarded.

The ears are red and close to the skin; the earlobes are thick and point toward the mouth; the nose is thick and like a cut tube; the nose is smooth and like a hanging gall bladder;

The complexion is dark and the body is white; the face is plump and heavy; the voice is as loud as a bell; the complexion is rough and the body is thin;

The face is shaped like the Chinese character "you" (you), with five mountains facing each other; the neck is thick and the chin is fat; the eyebrows are moist and the eyes are bright;

The skin is smooth and the belly has hanging flesh; the palms are moist and vermilion; the nose is fleshy and the cheekbones are pointed; the chin is full and pointed;

Teeth are as white as pomegranates; the appearance of wealth is characterized by thick nose, ears, chin and body shape.

Noble

"Gui" refers to social status or the type of work one does. People in ancient times often called officials noble. If one of the following conditions is met, it will be verified; if two conditions are met, extra points will be awarded.

The body is fragrant, the flesh is smooth and the skin is moist; the nose is plump and slender; the eyes are beautiful and the eyebrows are arched; the three parts of the face are straight and the six parts of the face are even;

The ears are whiter than the face; the eyes are as black as lacquer; the upper body is long and the lower body is short; the lips are thick and the mouth is like a four-character word;

Forehead is three inches high like a cover; the forehead is wide, the mouth is big, the eyebrows are horizontal; the eyebrows are straight, the eyes are round, and the mouth is straight; the voice is clear and loud;

Round shoulders, thick back, broad chest; white and smooth hands and feet like jade; round nose with prominent base; red lips, white teeth, clear voice;

Round head, clear eyes, high nose; high eyebrows, high ears, straight nose;

The most important features of a noble appearance are the forehead, nose shape, eyes and lips, all of which are better if they are clear and straight.

Thirty-six Aspects of Good Mind

Physiognomy, from the facial features to the body shape, from the expression to the complexion, and finally to the heart. People in ancient times all regarded appearance as the most important. As the saying goes: If there is mind but no appearance, the appearance arises with the mind; if there is appearance but no mind, the appearance disappears with the mind. Ancient people focused on the thirty-six virtues of the mind. If people's thoughts, actions and behaviors could meet five of them, they would become rich, and if they met ten of them, they would be able to hold an official position.