What does a birthmark on a boy's right foot mean?

When every baby is born, there may be a type of mole called "birthmark", and these birthmarks may appear on the face or other places. So in mole physiognomy, what does a birthmark on the back of a boy’s right foot mean ?

There is a mole on the instep: This is the so-called "always on foot". Such a person has a bad life and will be busy and running around all his life.

A mole on the big toe: the so-called "name for power". Since the thumb represents power, people with moles on their toes are talented leaders.

If there are moles on other toes, it means the person is "ambitious in a foreign land". Such people will run around all their lives and have a hard life.

A mole between the toes indicates that the person has money, which is a good sign.

People with moles on the sides of feet or ankles are destined to be hard-working.

A mole on the heel: This is the so-called "having many servants". Such a person can manage many people and has a destiny of wealth and good fortune.

Moles on the soles of feet are the so-called "peak and harbinger appearance". People with this kind of appearance can become local leaders and govern an area. For example, the Jiedushi of Anlushan had moles on the soles of his feet.

With seven stars under his feet, he is destined to be an emperor: As the saying goes, "With seven stars under his feet, he can command all the soldiers in the world." This is also mentioned in novels and movies. It turns out that in real life, people with seven moles on the soles of their feet are indeed lucky people. According to physiognomy books, people with such characteristics usually have the opportunity to become leaders in various industries, such as group chairmen, student leaders, or even national leaders. However, if people with such characteristics do not receive correct knowledge and education, they may become extremely evil and treacherous villains.

The above is an introduction to what a birthmark on the back of a baby boy’s right foot means. For more information about physiognomy, please continue to follow “Ziwei Fu Xiong Zhang Hao”.