What does the sunken temple mean?

In physiognomy, the temple is called Tiancang. Generally speaking, if a person's temples are full, it means that the person's overall fortune is relatively good; if a person's temples are sunken, it means that the person's marriage fortune is relatively poor, and it is difficult for a man to marry a good wife and mother, and it is difficult for a woman to marry into a good husband's family.

In physiognomy, if a person's temples are sunken, it means that this person's marriage fortune is relatively poor. There are always problems in their marriage life and they are in a cold war. Therefore, they must learn to communicate and interact effectively to avoid divorce.

In physiognomy, if a person has sunken temples, it means that this person tends to lack perseverance in doing things, is incomplete, and is only enthusiastic for a short time.

In physiognomy, if a person has sunken temples, it means that the person's spouse is in poor health, is sickly, or has difficulty developing a career, and can only make ends meet, and will be relatively mediocre throughout his life.

In physiognomy, if a person's temples are sunken, it means that the person's health fortune is relatively poor and he or she will always have migraine problems.

In physiognomy, if a person's temples are sunken, it means that the person's bond with his parents has become weaker and he is often not around his parents.