Explanation of traditional Chinese physiognomy (eyes, nose, ears, chin).doc (11 pages)

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A person's eyes are like the sun and moon in the sky. The quality of the eyes can reveal a person's fortune or misfortune. Usually, the left eye is like the sun, and the right eye is like the moon. The left and right eyes respectively symbolize parents. According to numerology, when a person sleeps, the spirit resides in the heart: upon waking, the spirit is reflected in the eyes. Therefore, the eyes are also the place where the spirit dwells. By observing the quality of the eyes, one can determine a person's good or bad fortune and morality. Today, I will talk about the auspicious and inauspicious signs of the eyes.
Generally speaking, bright black eyes indicate intelligence and trustworthiness; protruding eyes may suggest a short lifespan; angry and bulging eyes indicate suffering; damaged corners of the eyes suggest financial loss; triangular eyes indicate evil tendencies; protruding eyes are associated with insincerity and lack of loyalty; deep-set eyes with dark gaze suggest a life of hard work; bright and clear eyes indicate wealth and honor; sheep-like eyes suggest loneliness and cruelty; small eyes indicate poverty and low social status.
Numerology believes that the following types of eyes are generally auspicious: dragon eyes, phoenix eyes, lion eyes, tiger eyes, ox eyes, round eyes. Conversely, the following types of eyes are generally inauspicious: sheep eyes, bee eyes, chicken eyes, mouse eyes, cat eyes, turtle eyes, snake eyes, fish eyes, eagle eyes, etc.
Therefore, when observing a person's morality and fortune, their eyes should not show anger, should not have red or bright threads, should not be偏视, and should not have floating or stubborn expressions. The eyes should not have more white than black. The gaze should be hidden and not exposed, with deep and long eyes, so that wealth and longevity can follow, and a lifetime of peace can be maintained.

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