These three ear characteristics represent good fortune

Old people always say that people with big ears are blessed, which is actually not without reason. A person's ears, as a storehouse of wealth, naturally control fortune and luck. So what kind of ears can bring good fortune, wealth and luck throughout life? Let’s take a look at it together today.

The man with ears on his head

People whose ears are close to their heads are generally smarter than ordinary people. They are more careful and serious in dealing with people and dare to overcome their own difficulties. Eventually, they embark on the road of good luck. Many new opportunities appear in their career and family, and they develop continuously. In particular, they have more opportunities than others to start their own businesses. So they are blessed people. Especially after they reach middle age, they are blessed with a lot of fortune. Not only do they make a lot of money, but most importantly, their children and grandchildren are also blessed.

Knife ring ear

Knife-ring ears refer to ears that are shaped like a sickle, and the overall color is white, smooth and fleshy. People with this kind of ears are amazing. Everything they do will go smoothly, and their ability to make money is first-rate. Such people could be given official titles and be honored in ancient times, but in modern times they would be very powerful and wealthy. This is a typical leader's ear shape.

Dragon Ear

In physiognomy, anything related to the dragon will not be bad, such as dragon eyes, dragon eyebrows, and the dragon ears we are talking about today. The so-called dragon ears refer to ears that are small but have clear outlines and seem to have dragon horns rising from the top. Most people with this kind of ears have very good backgrounds, usually born into a family of officials, and live a life of wealth and glory.

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