What is Sheep's Eye?

In ancient physiognomy, eyes are divided into dragon eyes, tortoise eyes, lion eyes, sparrow eyes, etc. according to their shape, which is used to judge a person's temperament and fortune. Here I would like to introduce to you a type of eye shape that represents bad luck – sheep’s eyes.

1. Characteristics of sheep eyes

The poem says: Sheep's eyes are mostly yellow with exposed white, they cannot see clearly when they lower their heads and look sideways. Don't let them get fat and then die, be careful of rape and murder when they are tired. The characteristic of sheep's eyes is that the front and back corners of the eyes are the same, like two tiles interlocked. The eyeballs are light black and slightly yellow, small and bulging, with whites showing all around (also known as four-white eyes in physiognomy). The eyeballs seem to be covered with a layer of yellow gauze, the eyes are confused and unclear, and there are many and messy fishtails.

2. People with sheep eyes have bad character

The poem in "Ma Yi Shen Xiang" says: The face is dark, pale yellow and unclear, the pupil is dim through a veil, although there is no chance to enjoy the ancestral wealth, and one will be poor in old age. There is a poem in "Bingjian" which says: The sheep's eyes are dark with a slight yellowish tint, the mouth is small and lifeless, and the personality is bad; it is decadent and adulterous, with false love, happy in middle age but sad in late age.
People with sheep's eyes may seem gentle at first glance, without any vicious appearance, but in fact, people with this kind of eyes are eccentric, selfish, greedy, treacherous, vicious, and untrustworthy. They will do whatever it takes to get what they like, without caring about other people's feelings. This person has shallow knowledge, is foolish and ignorant, and is not good at business. Even if he has a rich family inheritance and is wealthy, he will eventually lose it all. In his later years, his family will fall into decline and he will be penniless, and he will not have a good end.

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