◎ Harmony brings wealth, it's meaningful

There is a Chinese saying: "Harmony brings wealth." Is harmony really able to bring wealth? From the perspective of physiognomy, it is indeed true. People who have a peaceful mind and are not easily angry tend to handle matters more smoothly and think more deeply. Compared with those who are impulsive and easily angered, they are indeed more likely to succeed in society.

People who lose their temper in public not only offend others but also make people unwilling to get close to them. When they see him coming from afar, they try to avoid him as much as possible. Not to mention cooperation, even being in the same room with him makes everyone feel stressed and down.

A person who is easily angered also represents weak willpower, and even cannot control his own emotions and temper. In modern psychological terms, this is called low EQ. In today's business society, the chances of success for such a person are almost negligible.
People who often keep smiling can not only maintain emotional calmness, think comprehensively, and have good interpersonal relationships, but also, in terms of physiognomy, they are likely to bring good luck, be able to bear great responsibilities, and achieve great things.

◎ Rounded Cheekbones Bring Property

The area of the cheeks is called the cheekbones in physiognomy. Since they are often involved in facial muscle movements, they naturally appear more rounded, representing better luck for immovable property. Therefore, one can own immovable property at a young age and become a "snail with a shell".

◎ Upturned Mouth Corners Bring Benefactors

People who smile naturally have upturned mouth corners. People with upturned mouth corners generally have better later life than those with downturned corners.
In addition, people with upturned mouth corners have better relationships. In terms of physiognomy, they have more romantic luck and good fortune of benefactors. Whether in career or life, they are likely to receive help from benefactors.

◎ Plump Skin Means Longevity

People who often smile exercise the facial muscles more than those who frown, so their skin tends to be more plump and fleshy. As the physiognomy books say: "If the face is tight like a drum, it won't live past thirty-five." With modern medicine, people with cold emotions and tight faces may not necessarily die before thirty-five. However, from the perspective of modern medicine, people with low spirits often affect their health, and chronic diseases may accumulate secretly, especially when mental conditions are unstable, which can lead to depression. These people belong to the group that is not very healthy both psychologically and physically. In this aspect, it coincides quite well with the judgment of traditional Chinese physiognomy.