Why do you say that women with dimples should be cherished?

Girls with dimples should be cherished. Why do I say that? Pear-shaped dimples refer to the small indentations on both sides of our mouth when we smile. Compared to dimples, pear-shaped dimples are less obvious and are also called smile dimples. So what is the personality of women with pear-shaped dimples like? Are their marriages and destinies good or bad? Let’s learn about the sayings about physiognomy.

What does the dimple face represent?

Pear dimple, also known as pear dimple, also refers to a dimple, and is also used to refer to a beautiful woman. The pear dimple is located about 1 cm below and diagonally outside the corner of the mouth. It is smaller than the dimple and not as obvious as the dimple. The dimple is located about 1 cm below and diagonally outside the corner of the mouth. It is smaller and less obvious than the dimple. The dimple is also called the smile dimple, and is a traditional symbol of oriental beauty. It goes without saying that the ancients admired and appreciated it. Even in modern times when there are so many beautiful women, girls with dimples are still the object of many people's admiration.

People with dimples are likely to have filial sons or smart sons if they are men, and filial daughters or smart daughters if they are women. If there is a dimple on only one side of the face, it will be on the left side for men and on the right side for women. If it is on the left side, it means you will have a filial son, and if it is on the right side, it means you will have a filial daughter, and the same applies to both men and women. In the past, in Chinese society, people were not only expected to be filial, but also to be loyal and filial. If you were slightly unfilial, the government would have the power to tell the villagers to beat you up, drag you to the ancestral hall, or even report you to the authorities and sentence you to jail. Therefore, whether or not there are filial sons is a matter of great importance.

People are relatively healthy, and their sexual desires are relatively strong and high. In the past, this was a taboo, especially for women. How could this be tolerated? But now, people try every possible means to enhance their sexual desire, even when looking for a wife or partner, they all want to find a partner who is a lady who goes out and is a slut in the bedroom. How can this be considered a bad thing or a shortcoming?

People with dimples are more optimistic and loving. Usually, people with dimples also have fuller lips. In gypsy palmistry, these are the characteristics of "Venus Hill People".

People with thick lips are more enthusiastic, easy-going, and humane, so they are more likely to have romantic luck. This was considered a taboo in ancient times, but nowadays they just have a wider social circle and many boyfriends and girlfriends.

So, if you have dimples on your face, congratulations: if you are a man, you are a strong man and a master of sex; if you are a woman, you are not only beautiful, but also an optimistic, enthusiastic and loving girl.

The difference between dimples and dimples

Not everyone has dimples, and those who have them may have them in different shapes, heights, and depths.

Specifically, the dimple is located about 2 to 2.7 centimeters above and outside the corner of the mouth. There are two types: round and linear. The dimple is usually most visible when smiling.

There is another dimple on the face, called the pear dimple, which is located about 1 cm below and outside the corner of the mouth. The pear dimple is smaller and less obvious than the dimple.

The Origin of the Dimpled Smile

Hu Dan'an (1102-1180), whose name was Quan and whose courtesy name was Bangheng, was a native of Luling. A famous official of the Southern Song Dynasty. During the Shaoxing period, Qin Hui advocated peace, and the Jin envoys went south to deliver imperial edicts to the south of the Yangtze River. He submitted a memorial requesting that Qin Hui and his cronies Wang Lun and Sun Jin be beheaded and "hanged on the streets", and his reputation for loyalty and uprightness shocked the world. Qin Hui was furious because of this, and exiled Hu Quan to Lingnan for ten years on the charge of "arrogance, brutality, and inciting the masses to hijack."

It was not until Emperor Xiaozong ascended the throne that Hu Quan was reappointed. In Guangzhou, Hu Quan fell in love with a woman named Li Qian (some say Li Qian was a prostitute, here we follow Yuan Mei's statement). According to "Zhu Zi Daquan Zhayi" by Song Shiye of Korea, Li Qian was a married woman. Her husband discovered the affair between Hu Quan and Li Qian and forced Hu Quan to eat straw beans (horse feed mixed with straw and beans), "if not, he would be killed." Hu Quan had no choice but to endure the humiliation of eating straw beans. Afterwards, Hu Quan and Li Qian returned north from their place of exile. On the way, Hu Quan drank at the Hu Garden in Xiangtan. Slightly tipsy, he wrote a poem on the wall: "You have allowed me to return here for a drunken night, and there are dimples on my cheeks." The so-called "dimples on my cheeks" refers to Li Qian.

Therefore, "pear dimples" originally referred to the dimples of Li Qian, a prostitute in the Song Dynasty. Later it came to refer to the dimples on a woman's cheeks, a woman's smiling face, or a smile. Also known as "棃涡".

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