Your face can tell whether you have good or bad adaptability

People have an ability to adapt to situations on the spot. This ability is particularly important in modern society. It often has a significant effect on personal performance and social image at critical moments such as publicity, speeches, and impromptu performances.

In physiognomy, it is believed that the most important factor in judging whether a person is smart is the eyebrow print. If the eyebrows are straight and the brow is neither sunken nor crossed, the person has clear thinking and is organized in expression. The eyebrows do not necessarily have to be imposing, but they must be straight and beautiful. Just like some celebrities, when they are in public occasions, especially scenes of attention, they often become logically confused and make a fool of themselves. If you pay attention to their eyebrow prints, you will know where the problem lies.

The ability to adapt may not be linked to wisdom, but it is definitely linked to breath. The qi comes from the dantian, and the sound is clear or like a distant bell. Such people are not afraid of any situation and can take everything into consideration. Therefore, those with crooked beams and pillars, uneven nasal bridges, or those with large and exposed orifices cannot achieve this. Those whose voices come from the tip of the tongue and have broken or low sounds, although they can talk endlessly in private, once they are on the public stage, their words will be incoherent, especially when their voices are echoless, their breath is short, and they can only say a few sentences and their logic is confused.

The shape of the mouth and eyes is also important. The most taboo for the eyes is loose and weak, and the most taboo for the mouth is pointed and leaking. The eyes should be long but not exposed, and the expression should be calm but not obvious. Such people can remain unmoved in any occasion. Those with round or square mouths are elegant and attract attention. Those with small and tightly closed mouths care more and say less, and appear clumsy and dull.

Often, a person with strong adaptability can achieve success in his early years, and even if his fortune is not good, he will have a way out. To cultivate a person's adaptability, we must cultivate his confidence in public, as well as open-mindedness and the ability to handle affairs from an early age.

The above is an introduction on how to judge your ability to respond on the spot by your face. For more content, please pay attention to the Ziwei Mansion Face Reading Special Topic.