What do the five senses in physiognomy refer to?

Physiognomy: What are the five senses?

The so-called "five senses" refer to the five human organs: ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth. And in physiognomy, they are given a noun as follows:

(1) Ear: also known as the “organ of hearing”.

(2) Eyebrows: They are called “longevity guardians”.

(3) Eye: Also called “Inspector”.

(4) Nose: It is called the “organ of judgment”.

(5) Kou: called “cashier”.

Through the analysis of the "five senses", we can make some basic physiognomy analysis of a person and further judge a person's fortune. Usually "eyebrows" are related to health and status; "eyes" are related to a person's willpower and kindness; "nose" is related to a person's wealth and health; "mouth" is related to a person's happiness, food and noble fortune; ears are related to whether a person lives a long life.

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