What do the three parts of the face represent in physiognomy?

According to physiognomy, there are three parts of the face, and the three parts are related to the fortune in different stages of our life. For example, the upper part is mainly related to the fortune in early years, children, teenagers and youth; the middle part is mainly related to the fortune in middle age; and the lower part is related to the fortune in old age. So what do the three parts of the face represent in physiognomy? Let’s take a look at what the relevant articles say!

1. What does the upper stop face represent?

The upper part of the face refers to the area above our eyebrows, that is to say, the position from the eyebrows to the hairline in our face is the upper part mentioned in physiognomy. The face of the upper part is mainly related to a person's career fortune, official development, life prospects, father's fortune, fate, as well as character, temperament, wisdom and virtue. In addition, the appearance of the upper part of the face is related to a person's fortune between the ages of fifteen and thirty. In other words, if you want to know whether a person's fortune is good or bad between the ages of fifteen and thirty, you can tell from the appearance of the upper part of the face! According to physiognomy, if a person's upper part of the face is very full, with a broad forehead, full temples, and a high and protruding top of the head, then people with such facial features will not only have very good fortune in their early years, but also have very good career fortune, official career, and life prospects in this life. People with such facial features are also very talented and wise.

2. What does the middle stop face represent?

The middle part of the face refers to the area above the tip of the nose and below the eyebrows, that is, the area between the eyebrows and the tip of the nose in our face. This part is what is called the middle part in physiognomy. The middle part is also called the Zhongyue, which is mainly related to a person's ability, financial fortune, brotherhood, husband-wife relationship, and personality. In addition, the facial features of the middle part of the face have a great relationship with a person's fortune in middle age. That is, our fortune between the ages of 31 and 50 can be seen from the facial features of the middle part of the face! According to physiognomy, if a person has a good face with full and prominent cheekbones, a powerful and fleshy nose bridge, and a very full nose tip, then people with such facial features will have very good fortune in middle age, and can become rich and successful in their careers!

3. What does the lower stop face represent?

The area below the nose is the lower part of our face in physiognomy, that is to say, the area below the tip of the nose and above the chin is the lower part of our face in physiognomy. The position of the lower part of the face is related to a person's family fortune, relationship with the mother, ability to save money, and ability to coordinate, etc. In addition, the lower part of the face also represents a person’s fortune in his later years. That is, our fortune after the age of 51 can be seen from the lower part of the face!

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