Correctly interpreting the pointed chin in physiognomy

Some people have read some books on physiognomy, including "Ma Yi's Physiognomy". Therefore, the idea of ​​a full forehead and a square chin remains in my mind. Therefore, they believe that a round and plump chin is a good appearance. So, I often see people asking this question. Oh, I have a pointed chin and an oval face, is that okay? Before asking others, they at least think they are not good. After asking others, many people would tell them that it is not good, or at least it is not good in old age. In this way, people with pointy chins become depressed for no reason. Someone asked me this before. Is it bad to have a pointed chin? So I asked directly, why is it not good? Look at Zhou Xun, Yang Lan and Maggie Cheung, they all have pointed chins. Aren’t their lives hundreds of times better than ours? Therefore, it is wrong to arbitrarily assume that a pointed chin is bad.

Therefore, thinking that a pointed chin is bad is a misunderstanding of the square chin. In terms of physiognomy, the best quality chin is to be strong and to point upwards, that is, the chin should be facing upwards. A pointed chin can also be powerful. When a pointed chin protrudes outward, it can echo the forehead, which is a good appearance, such as Jack Ma. A pointed chin that doesn't match the forehead isn't that good.

Moreover, according to my experience, the chins of children from poor families are basically not pointed. Children with pointed chins and oval faces are usually spoiled by their families and don't have to suffer any hardship. Therefore, many people from better backgrounds have oval faces, which are also better looking. Children from poor families have round and rosy faces. This doesn't mean that he has grown full and good in every way, in fact it's quite the opposite.

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