What kind of people should you never mess with? What does the three stops mean?

What kind of people should you never mess with?

1. Don’t mess with people with high cheekbones and low nose bridge <br />If you meet someone with high cheekbones and low nose bridge, then you must not mess with such a person.
In physiognomy, cheekbones represent power and status. Generally speaking, people with high cheekbones have a stronger desire for power and status. High cheekbones and a low nose bridge are not good facial features. This type of person is arrogant and thinks they are the best and does not allow others to be better than themselves.
Such people are very likely to do something behind your back, so you must not provoke such people.
2. Don’t mess with people with obviously protruding eyes .<br />If a person’s eyes are very obviously protruding, don’t mess with him.
Because in physiognomy, eyes are one of the five senses that can reflect emotions. People who are born with protruding eyes have strong liver qi and a very bad temper. People with this kind of face tend to be emotional and have their judgment influenced by other things. The more opinions there are around them, the harder it is for them to make a decision. People with this kind of eyes cannot distinguish right from wrong and often behave badly.
In addition, such people are also very selfish and have bad tempers. They get angry whenever they encounter any problem, regardless of the occasion and they don't consider others. Such people are cruel and ruthless, so we'd better not provoke them.

What are the three stops in physiognomy?

⒈ Upper part: The area from the hairline on the forehead to the eyebrows is called "upper part". Responsible for the fortune of young people, in charge of the fortune between the ages of 15 and 30.
⒉ Middle stop: The area from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose is called the "middle stop". Responsible for middle-aged fortune, controlling the fortune between the ages of 31 and 50.
⒊ Xia Ting: The area from the bottom of the nose to the chin is called "Xia Ting". Responsible for fortune in old age, in charge of fortune after the age of 51.
Ancient physiognomy started from the concept of heaven, earth and man, and considered those with balanced and symmetrical appearance to be the best. The "Ma Yi Shen Xiang" says "three parts of the face are equal, which means wealth, honor and glory." The three parts of the face are good when they are in balance and symmetry. At the same time, it is also necessary to see whether each part is plump and full. If the upper part of the face is square and broad, it means good fortune and prosperity; if it is pointed, narrow and sunken, it means there will be many physical disasters and it is a sign of low status. If the middle part of the face is full and steep, the person will have a long life and a successful career. If it is short and tilted, the person will be unjust, stupid, and dull, and will definitely fail. If the lower part of the face is round, solid and thick, the person will have a peaceful old age, and a long and happy life. If it is pointed, thin and without flesh, the person will have no land or house, and will toil all his life. Basically, if the upper part of the face is high, long, plump, square and broad, it means the person has a high social status. If the middle part of the face is high and fleshy, it indicates wealth and longevity. If the lower part of the face is round, straight and thick, one will be blessed throughout his life.

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