Illustration of winnowing basket and bucket

The finger tray and dustpan are fingerprints that everyone has, and they are also two general names for fingerprints. The finger tray and dustpan can actually be further classified, and each type of fingerprint has its different representations. So do you know what is the difference between a finger bucket and a dustpan? This issue of Finger Fighting takes you to see the illustrations of winnowing basket and winnowing basket .

What do the bucket and dustpan on the fingers represent?

The marriage between the man with ten buckets and the man with ten winnowing baskets is destined by God. They have to endure hardships for several lifetimes and cannot be together before they can exchange for fate in the next life. Moreover, even if they leave, they don't have to drink Meng Po soup again, so they can remember each other for all their lives and never be separated.

Scientific analysis: People with ten buckets and ten dustpans have completely complementary personalities, one is strong and the other is gentle, one is active and the other is passive. They are attracted to each other and can't do anything to each other. Being together is perfect in every way (there is also such an old saying among the people). In short, this is the best combination and they will be very happy together.

Since these two types of people have extreme personalities (those with complex Dou lines or reverse Boji lines and arc lines have slight deviations), it is easy for them to fall into entanglement and pain when they are alone. However, once they are combined with the other extreme, according to physiognomy, it is a combination that can change the world.

Folk songs come from life experience, and folk songs from all over the country all say that ten buckets and ten dustpans are a perfect combination of great fortune and wealth.

When looking at a person's character and destiny, we often start with blood type or zodiac sign, and rarely with fingerprints.

When I was a child, the elders often said: "One dou makes you poor, two dou makes you rich, three dou and four dou make you sell tofu, five dou and six dou make you open a pawnshop, seven dou and eight dou make you an official, nine dou and ten dou make you enjoy a peaceful life." (dou means circle and 竅豐 means stripes)

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