Is it good to have protruding ears?

Protruding ears, is it good or bad?

According to many traditional Chinese physiognomy books, protruding ears are a sign of bad fortune, and the owner of the person is either poor or lowly. However, in real life, there are many celebrities who have protruding ears but still gain both fame and fortune, and have both wealth and power. Why is this? At first, I was puzzled by this problem. Later, I found out that those celebrities who had protruding ears but gained both fame and fortune were often thin or had long faces, or had wood or fire types with narrow upper parts and wide lower parts, or wide upper parts and pointed lower parts. Why don’t people of the Wood and Fire types mind protruding ears? It turns out that wood is a tree. If a tree attracts the wind, it will grow big. As for a big tree, it will naturally stand out in the forest or stand out from the crowd of chickens. The same principle applies to fire-type people: attracting wind means "exposing but not hiding". The more "exposed" the fire is, the stronger it will be, and it will be a big fire. Otherwise, it will be a small fire in the kitchen. However, it should be noted that although some celebrities' ears stick out, they have perfect contours, are long (or wide) and large, and their ears seem to be quite thick when inspected visually.

The above is an introduction to whether protruding ears are good or not. For more content, please pay attention to Ziweifu’s special topic on physiognomy.