Liu Heng's Take on Facial Features: People with 'Fish Eyes' Tend to Face Challenges

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In the world, both good and evil coexist. When it comes to friendships, there are three types of beneficial friends: those who are honest, understanding, and knowledgeable. Conversely, there are three types of detrimental friends: those who are deceitful, excessively flattering, and insincere. A wise person cherishes kindness towards others, but blind kindness can lead to folly; it’s important to practice discerning kindness. The phrase "To calculate every mistake with care, to reflect on every matter is difficult" highlights that human nature can be deceitful, urging caution. Teacher Liu Heng advises that when dealing with petty individuals, it’s best to either adhere to your principles or maintain distance, aligning with Confucius's teaching to "repay virtue with virtue and handle resentment with honesty." We should strive to be loyal, forgiving, upright, just, and respectful.

Individuals with vacant eyes will frequently encounter trouble

Note by Liu Heng: People with eyes resembling dead fish lack compassion and kindness, tending to be harsh and cruel. How one treats nature reflects their heart and actions back on them; a self-centered and stubborn person will inevitably face resentment.

Those with red and white complexions may face death in conflict; those with dull yellow are destined for the ordinary

Note by Liu Heng: The space between the eyebrows is linked to punishment and misfortune. If this area is purple or red, it suggests unforeseen disasters; if it appears dull yellow or black, it predicts certain misfortunes.

The nose should resemble a lofty mountain and be lighter than the rest of the face

Note by Liu Heng: The bridge of the nose represents one's self and abilities. A thin nose paired with a round face may lead to resentment despite a kind nature; a large nose on a small face often results in lifelong poverty. Thus, the size and height of the nose should match the face; a high nose with a square face leads to significant accomplishments.

Those with small, low, pointed heads tend to live mediocre and often solitary lives

Note by Liu Heng: Such people are greedy and possess low character, indicated by a low, narrow forehead. Greed leads to poverty: greed for wealth results in poverty, greed for fame hampers reputation, and greed for affection causes estrangement. Many fail to realize that greed blinds them; those with a narrow forehead and greedy nature end up short-sighted and lonely in poverty.

Ears turned forward, fields sold

Note by Liu Heng: Ears angled forward, known as "wind-catching ears," indicate someone who establishes themselves in a foreign land. Individuals with small, protruding ears will abandon their homes and live in poverty, while those with large, protruding ears will thrive elsewhere. Family wealth and lands are often tied to one's native place.

Sharp bones with little flesh lead family wealth to relocate

Note by Liu Heng: Sharp bones, characterized by having little flesh on the cheeks, create an inverted triangle or pointed face. The cheekbones symbolize credit and family wealth; weak and bony cheekbones, often called "monkey cheeks," suggest greed and unreliability. Such individuals may be distanced from relatives or see their family wealth diminish.

A slanted forehead, squinting eyes, restless hands, thin lips, and hunched shoulders

Note by Liu Heng: These features are common among the impoverished. A slanted top and narrow forehead suggest short-sightedness; squinting eyes imply a person with impure intentions, leading to a challenging life. Restless hands indicate a lack of work principles and self-discipline, resulting in lifelong poverty. Thin lips and a large mouth can lead to gossip and chaos, fostering poverty. Hunched shoulders, known as "cold shoulders," denote weakness and instability; a man with a "fire-blowing mouth" will live in poverty, while a woman with such a mouth will remain alone.