What are the five characteristics in physiognomy

What are the five characteristics in physiognomy? In physiognomy, the five long parts of fingers, face, body, hands and feet should be of equal length and well-proportioned, which refers to the physiognomy of people with tall physique.

According to physiognomy, long feet and short hands indicate poverty, while short feet and long hands indicate wealth. Therefore, when observing a person, the first thing to look at is whether the hands are long and the legs are short. If so, the person is destined to be rich. If you have long feet but short arms, you are destined to be poor.

Head length refers to the length of the entire head.

A long face refers to a long face shape. You can refer to the three talents and three stops method.

Body length refers to the distance from shoulder to waist. You can refer to the three parts of the body for reference.

The length of hands and feet can be viewed based on what is discussed in this section. Most people know that having hands longer than the knees means a person is destined to be rich and noble. Ancient books say that Liu Bei was a person whose hands were longer than the knees. But some people also laughed and said that monkeys are animals whose arms are longer than their knees, so they should be rich and powerful, so why are they still uncivilized?

In addition to the five strong qualities, one must also have a strong, plump, and well-proportioned bone structure to have a good life. In other words, one must have muscles. If one has withered bones and tendons or a skinny body with exposed veins, then one has a lowly and bad life.

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