Judging the nobility and inferiority of life from the skeleton

The ancients valued humbleness over status and valued moral character. These were the standards for judging the nobleness of people. Modern people value wealth, material possessions and fame. Due to different standards in different eras, the levels of judging the nobleness of others are also different.

Bones are the framework of the body and the accumulation of essence and blood. When the blood is abundant, the bones are strong. The joints also reflect one aspect of life experience. For example, the wrists should be thin and strong. Such people are introverted, knowledgeable, wise, and noble. If the wrists are thick and the muscles are exposed, they are typical manual laborers. They can get rich but have a low cultural level. However, if the wrists appear big but weak, such people not only cannot make money but are also morally corrupt.

Knees should be big, round and thick. The fleshier and thicker the knees are, the higher the person’s status in life. Especially if the knees are big and the calves are thin, one will have an easy life without worries. Thick calves indicate a busy life. Light knees with thin skin and bones indicate an inferior person. The inferior people in ancient times referred to people without integrity and people of low character.

Ankles that are mostly thin and smooth are either dexterous or well-educated. People with thick and rough ankles are peddlers, such as contractors and middlemen. It's not that these people have no money, but in ancient times they were considered low class. People with exposed ankles are prone to injuries and disasters, and their lifespan is also affected.

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