We often hear people say that someone has "well-proportioned features". Having well-proportioned features refers to a beautiful face, without disabilities or deformities. Then, what are the five organs of the face? The following is an introduction by Huayi Net editor, and I believe you will understand after reading it.

What are the five organs of the face?

1. Ear: known as the "listening official". The kidneys open into the ears.

2. Eyebrows: known as the "longevity official".

3. Eyes: known as the "inspector official". The liver opens into the eyes.

4. Nose: known as the "discernment official". The lungs open into the nose.

5. Mouth: known as the "entrance and exit official". The spleen opens into the lips.

General Meaning of the Five Organs

1. Ears are the listening officials; if ear features are good, one listens well and achieves success; if not, one becomes biased and fails.

2. Eyebrows are the longevity officials; if eyebrow shape is good, one receives help from benefactors and avoids misfortune; if not, one faces difficulties with family and friends.

3. Eyes are the inspector officials; if eye shape is good, one is wise and dignified; if not, one is dull and laborious.

4. Nose is the discernment official; if nose shape is good, one handles matters smoothly and succeeds; if not, one lacks determination and often regrets.

5. Mouth is the entrance and exit official; if mouth shape is good, one enjoys abundant wealth and is eloquent; if not, one is poor, lonely, and speaks falsely.

Notes on the Five Organs

Since the five organs are fixed, plastic surgery is useless. So what's the use of studying face reading?

The purpose of studying face reading is not to see fortune or misfortune, nor to show off in front of others. If you recognize some shortcomings in your face, then change your mindset in life. For example, those with prominent brow bones tend to be impulsive. If you consciously suppress your temper, you will gain more composure and increase the chances of success. Similarly, if your partner or friend has prominent brow bones, try to communicate with gentle words and a relaxed atmosphere to avoid conflicts. Over time, your character will change, your facial features will become rounded, your complexion will brighten, and your luck will improve. This is what ancient people meant when they said: "Face is born from the mind; the mind can change fate."

Supplementary Notes on the Five Organs

The following precise and simple statements hope readers can explain the reasons themselves and quickly grasp the method of face reading.

1. The nose is the star of wealth, governing the fortunes of middle age.

2. Clear eyebrows and bright eyes indicate a smart and talented person.

3. A full and large tip of the nose indicates a kind heart.

4. Eyes that do not cry but have tears, and brows that do not frown but are furrowed, suggest early conflict and late loneliness.

5. Bright and clear three lights (the forehead, between the eyebrows, and the tip of the nose) mean wealth comes from heaven.

6. Lips that do not cover the teeth invite unnecessary trouble.

7. A large face and small nose indicate a life of hardship.

8. Bright and smooth year and life lines (on the face) mean a peaceful life.

9. Eyes like those of a chicken indicate a quick-tempered nature that is hard to tolerate.

10. A crooked philtrum (the line from the nose to the upper lip) means many conflicts and misfortunes.

11. Scattered eyebrows indicate unstable relationships and unpredictable interactions.

12. A snake head and rat eyes mean no need to seek official positions.

13. Eyebrows that do not cover the eyes mean loss of wealth and separation from people.

14. Dull eyes and hazy spirit indicate an uncapable and confused fate.

15. Exposed cheekbones indicate a person who repays kindness with resentment.

16. Eyes like those of a fighting rooster indicate a cunning and treacherous person.

17. Large eyes with long eyelashes indicate disorderly behavior.

18. High eye sockets indicate a person who flatters superiors.

19. A donkey-like face means no children; a horse-like face means no descendants.

20. Thick eyebrows and evil eyes indicate a domineering and heartless person.

21. A large mouth and thin lips indicate a person who stirs up trouble.

22. A small mouth and protruding lips indicate poverty and low status.

23. Coarse hair and a hard temper mean a low ceiling and lack of confidence.

24. Broad cheekbones mean enduring hardships without giving up.

25. No flesh on the cheeks indicates an ungrateful and disloyal person.