The relationship between school attendance and fame, wealth and status in physiognomy

When reading a person’s face, one must first know whether he is wise or foolish, noble or humble. What is meant by wise and foolish refers to a person's degree of intelligence and wisdom; what is meant by noble and humble refers to a person's social status. There is an ancient saying that "All things are inferior, only reading is superior." Therefore, the ancients linked a person's fame, wealth and status with school. Thus, the concept of a school came into being in physiognomy. Let us now analyze the relationship between school and fame, wealth and status from the perspective of physiognomy.

There are many schools of physiognomy, including the "Four Schools" and the "Eight Schools". Although they all revolve around things like reading, study, culture, literary talent, and articles, their main meanings are not exactly the same. Because, some people, although well-read, may not necessarily become officials; they may even be buried in obscurity for the rest of their lives. For example: Although Confucius' articles were famous all over the world, he spent his entire life on the road to a career in officialdom; for example: Lao Tzu was just a minor clerk who managed books throughout his life. There are also people whose articles or literary talent may not be outstanding, but they have a smooth career and a prosperous official career throughout their lives.

Therefore, it is said in "Complete Collection of Divine Physiognomists": "One cannot be famous if he carries the zither and books on his back, and he will have no position in the school and be relegated to the third place." It seems that although schools are associated with talent and intelligence and do play an important role in physiognomy, their impact on people's achievements is very different. When observing the schools, whether it is the "Four Schools" or the "Eight Schools", the general principle is that each department of the school must be full, bright and upright. Such people must be smart and intelligent, with outstanding literary talent. On the contrary, if the bones are sunken and the color is dull, it reflects stagnation, entrapment, and obstruction. The details are as follows:

1. Four Schools:

The four schools mainly refer to a person’s wisdom or stupidity, and his fortune or misfortune. In other words, whether this person is smart or not, whether he likes to read and whether he can read; how he behaves in society, whether he can take on responsibilities and let go of things, and whether he has the qualities of being gentle, respectful, frugal and modest, this is a wise man; what kind of fortune, wealth and longevity he has, whether he will encounter any disasters, etc., these are the four aspects. in:

1. The eyes are the official school;

The eye represents the official school and the position of the official post, also known as the official star. The eyes refer to the vision, which should be clear about black and white, long and clear. This means that the person can distinguish right from wrong, is upright, and has a healthy body. Therefore, he will have a high position and a long life. If there is a missing one, one’s career will be bleak; or one’s health will be poor and one will lack blessings.

2. The amount is Lu Xuetang;

The name is Lu Xuetang. The forehead represents the spirit. It needs to be square and broad, bright and steep, which means the person has extraordinary and profound insights. It needs to be round and straight, which means the person is loyal and reliable. A person with abundant consciousness and vigorous energy is also in good health, and therefore will live a long life. If there is something missing, it will definitely not be beautiful.

3. The front teeth are the inner school;

The two front teeth in the mouth represent the inner school. If they are straight and dense, white and shiny, it means the person is loyal, respectful, and speaks in a comprehensive and appropriate manner. If they are sparse and small, the person is often arrogant and even speaks nonsense.

4. The ear gate is the outer school;

The area in front of the two ear gates is the external school. It needs to be plump and shiny, indicating that the person is smart, studious, and has outstanding literary talent. If it is dull and dry, the person is foolish.

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