Side view of an unfull forehead

We live in an age where appearance is everything. Everyone pursues beauty, and beauty may be the capital that everyone should have. So whether it's male or female? They all have very strict and demanding requirements for their appearance. Many people who are dissatisfied with their appearance will choose plastic surgery or use some surgical methods to make their face more beautiful and three-dimensional. However, in general, it is best not to take these actions because they may cause harm to our body. Let us now take a look at some side views of people with uneven foreheads.

1. Full forehead

A full forehead means that a person's forehead is prominent and plump, which implies auspiciousness. "Forehead" was the nickname for forehead by the ancient Chinese. The complete sentence should be "a full forehead and a square chin", which is a phrase often mentioned in physiognomy.

The ancients divided the human face into three parts: upper, middle and lower, which correspond to the three parts from the forehead to the hairline, from the forehead to the tip of the nose, and from the tip of the nose to the chin.

2. Brief Introduction

The ancients often used "a full forehead and a square chin" to describe a person with a kind face. The so-called "full forehead" means that the upper, middle and lower parts of the forehead are wide, even and prominent. Generally speaking, the upper part of the forehead is responsible for reasoning, the middle part is responsible for memory, and the lower part is responsible for intuition. If all three are even and full, it means that this person has a good physiological foundation for his intellectual development.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the forehead is responsible for "fire", and the complexion of the forehead can show the health of the cardiovascular system. A full forehead requires a wide and broad forehead, like Li Ka-shing's forehead, which is not only full but also has a raised natural curvature.

Noble and longevity

The forehead is full. The forehead refers to the forehead. It represents heaven, which refers to the degree of wealth bestowed upon you by nature. A good forehead should be full, square, and bright, indicating wealth and longevity.

The poem says:

A thick and high forehead indicates a promotion in rank and salary.

Left and right are deficient, which is a sign of meanness. Parents will separate when young.

The hairline is thick and the bones are high, he is eloquent and heroic;

The left and right sides of Tiancang are rich and noble, and the sun and moon corners are in charge of the official Cao;

The middle bone is three thousand stones high, and when it falls, the children and the master are in a panic;

A woman with this appearance must remarry, and a man with this appearance must retire from the court even if he has a good salary.

The forehead is moist and the bones are high, and the young man is in charge of the official position;

The moon-shaped literary star on the forehead is noble, and the round and shiny face shows heroism.

【Vernacular interpretation】

The forehead is Mars. The Tianting, Tianzhong and Sikong are all on the forehead. It is the place that clearly distinguishes nobility and inferiority. If the bones on it are raised and wide, and the five pillars go straight to the top of the head, then you can be as rich and noble as the emperor. If it is raised like a mountain wall and wide as if covering the liver, and it is square, thick and long, then you have an appearance of wealth and longevity. If it is biased to the left or right, it will harm your parents.

If the front of the forehead is raised, tall and thick, the person will definitely be promoted in official rank and receive high salary. If the forehead is asymmetrical on both sides, the person will be poor and his parents will separate when he is young. If the frontal bone is high and full, the person will be well-developed, eloquent and heroic. The left and right sides of Tiancang indicate wealth and prosperity, and the rising Riyuejiao indicate a prosperous career. If the center bone is bulging, the person will have plenty of food and clothing; if it is sunken, the children will suffer disasters. A woman with such appearance is destined to remarry. Although a man can become an official, he will eventually lose his job and retire. The forehead is moist and the bones are raised, which means he will enter the official career and receive an official salary at a young age. If there is an upturned moon-shaped literary star on the forehead, it is a sign of great nobility. The luster on the forehead is a sign of a noble person.