Is it good to have your ears pierced from a physiognomic point of view?

Nowadays, young men and women pierce their ears to keep up with the fashion. Some even pierce holes all over their bodies, such as on their ears, noses, tongues, and belly buttons. They will pierce any part of their bodies that can be pierced. So, is piercing the ears a good thing from the perspective of physiognomy? The answer is no, this is considered a kind of disfigurement in physiognomy, which will reduce the person's fortune and lifespan.

Legend has it that Chen Youliang was difficult to take care of when he was a child, so the elders said that he would be easier to take care of after he pierced his ears. When he grew up, no matter how capable he was, he could not become emperor because of his disfigured face from piercing his ears. The throne had to be given to Zhu Yuanzhang.

There is a folk saying that piercing your ears is equivalent to getting rid of your blessings and fortune. Physiognomists believe that earlobes represent a person's luck in life. The bigger the earlobes, the more blessed one is. Just look at the Buddhas in the temples, the Buddha ears represent wealth and honor. Therefore, do not pierce your ears easily, especially when piercing two piercings in one ear, you need to consider whether it is consistent with your own five elements.

According to modern Chinese medicine theory, the ears and kidney functions are closely related. People whose ears are mutilated or damaged are more likely to have kidney problems. The hole in the earlobe only affects the urinary system. If the ear is pierced on the ear bone, it may even affect intelligence. It is recommended that people who want to pierce their ears should think twice before doing so.

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