What is Chairman Mao's face like? Mao Zedong's face analysis

Chairman Mao was a great man of his generation and a great leader respected by the people. Today, the editor of Dream Interpreter and Fortune Telling Network will share with you what Chairman Mao’s face looks like, and provide you with a detailed analysis of Chairman Mao’s face, so that you can have a better understanding of Chairman Mao. Come and have a look!

Appearance has a great influence on people, let alone politicians. There is a saying that appearance is an important political asset for politicians. As a politician, one must have a good-looking appearance. Even if one is not particularly handsome, one must have charm, grace and temperament. In other words, one must be recognizable in a crowd at a glance.

Mao Zedong has three strange features:

1. Mao Zedong was born in the south and lived in the north

Mao Zedong was born in Hunan and maintained the local Hunan eating habits throughout his life. He was fond of whole grains and chili peppers. He was a typical southerner, but he was over 1.80 meters tall. Not to mention that he was not as short as the average southerner, he was considered tall even among the Chinese people at that time. If Mao Zedong was still tall and thin in his youth, then Mao Zedong in his middle age was tall and burly, with the physique of a complete northerner. Therefore, it is said that Mao is a southerner with northern appearance.

2. Mao Zedong had a feminine appearance

Mao Zedong was handsome, with fair skin and a friendly face. When Guo Moruo saw Mao, his first impression was that he looked like a woman. Judging from the surviving photos of Mao from various stages of his life, Mao Zedong was never seen with a beard. Even when he was older, he was always friendly, easy-going, smiling and amiable. Therefore, it is said that Mao had the appearance of a woman. With Mao Zedong's full moon face and full forehead, he was a man of great fortune and honor. What's more, the boy looks like a girl.

3. Mao Zedong: a military man and a humanist

Mao Zedong advocated seizing power from within. Go to Jinggangshan to make revolution, fight against local tyrants and divide the land, and establish a revolutionary base. He turned the tide and averted danger during the anti-encirclement and suppression campaigns and the Long March. He distinguished himself in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, commanding the Eighth Route Army, the New Fourth Army and the guerrillas to defeat the Japanese devils. They were both wise and brave and invincible in the War of Liberation, and finally founded the new China. He should be considered a warrior. But Mao Zedong was a very outstanding writer. Mao Zedong loved reading and was good at calligraphy. His majestic and popular poems and his insightful writings published in various stages of the Chinese revolution pointed out the direction for the Chinese revolution. So it can be said that Mao Zedong was a military man with a cultural touch.

From the perspective of physiognomy, these three wonders are all signs of great wealth, but they are all concentrated in Mao Zedong. When Mao was studying at Hunan Normal University, he passed by a fortune teller's stall. The fortune teller, who was busy serving customers, saw him and bowed to him. Everyone was surprised. When the fortune teller knew that Mao was from Hunan, he said: You have the appearance of a man with a feminine face, a southerner with a northern appearance, you will definitely be very lucky! Especially with the full forehead, there is only one person like you, you have the appearance of an emperor!

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