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This hand shape is the most common, giving an overall impression of a square form. However, it may also feature combinations of conical or shovel-shaped fingers.
People with this hand type are diligent, honest, value ethics and order, and possess a conventional nature. They are thus well-suited for simple, practical jobs that require straightforward personalities. With strong willpower and execution ability, they excel in repetitive tasks and highly practical work—making them valuable both at entry-level and executive levels. Not only do they fulfill their duties conscientiously, but they also avoid making biased decisions based on personal preferences. In fact, this hand type tends to succeed in whatever they undertake, standing out as active contributors across various industries.
They perform exceptionally well in agriculture, fishing, forestry, construction, manufacturing, transportation, communications, civil service, banking, corporate roles, education, academia, medicine, law, and similar fields. They approach their work with dedication and seriousness, earning consistent recognition and approval from colleagues and superiors. Success in artistic creation for such individuals stems not from talent alone, but from relentless effort. In terms of finances, every penny is hard-earned through labor. They are cautious about high-risk investments, fearing potential losses, and prefer low-yield but stable financial strategies. Yet they are not destined for great wealth—unexpected windfalls often cause them anxiety rather than joy.

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This hand is conical in shape. Individuals with this hand tend to value sensory pleasures and a luxurious lifestyle. They enjoy grand appearances and generous spending, which naturally leads to strong social connections. They have many friends and gradually become accustomed to living in the spotlight, thriving on applause and communal validation. Their personality emphasizes individual expression and stands out from the crowd—they dread blending into a group or being ordinary or unremarkable. Therefore, careers involving authority, power, and personal visibility suit them best.
Professions such as police officers, entertainers, artists, writers, stage performers, politicians, designers, and even diplomats are ideal for this type. Their main weakness lies in limited patience, though their enthusiasm is abundant. Though not particularly resilient under pressure, they are skilled at navigating social dynamics and observing human nature, which contributes to their excellent interpersonal relationships and popularity among peers.
For these individuals, friendships and networks represent their greatest and most precious assets. Even during difficult times, support from friends can help them overcome challenges and turn crises into opportunities.
Regarding money and finance, despite having numerous income opportunities, they may not always be interested in pursuing them. To them, self-respect and reputation hold greater value than wealth. Money is merely a means, never an end. As a result, their financial fortunes fluctuate widely—whether they can save money is uncertain. While they earn well and skillfully use their network to promote their talents, this advantage isn’t enough if they lack financial discipline. Easy earnings often lead to quick spending. Without balanced income and expenditure, their pockets remain empty, forcing them to rely again on friends for loans.

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The characteristics of this shovel-shaped hand contrast sharply with those of the square-shaped hand reading. Those with this hand type dislike routine and convention, preferring excitement, change, and adventure.
They are always at the forefront of trends, naturally assuming pioneering or reformist roles. Former U.S. President Kennedy, for instance, had this hand shape. These individuals are highly independent and brimming with creative ideas. They resist constraints and once deeply committed to a task, they find it difficult to stop. Many historical explorers and inventors, such as Columbus, Magellan, and the "Wizard of Menlo Park," Edison, shared this hand type. Thus, men and women with this hand shape thrive in careers emphasizing creativity and personal growth. Ideal professions include athletes, foreign representatives, politicians, entrepreneurs, journalists, photographers, and other fields where innovation and initiative shine.
Financially, this type generally doesn't prioritize money. Their satisfaction comes from the work itself—never willing to force themselves into jobs they dislike. Even with ample pay, if the job fails to match their interests or allow them to utilize their strengths, they’d rather not take it. Although their financial prospects are favorable, poor financial management means that despite earning well, their wealth doesn’t grow. Their attitudes toward investment and financial planning are extremely polarized: either they’re deeply passionate about investing due to their profession, or completely inept at managing money.
Generally speaking, people with this hand type aren’t guaranteed to become billionaires. Wealth accumulation depends not only on luck but also on capability. Those who grasp money early tend to enjoy financial games intensely, while others lacking financial awareness rarely get to indulge in luxury spending.

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The defining feature of this hand is its slender, elongated appearance, with clearly visible veins and tendons—giving it a weathered, aged look rather than a delicate one. In palmistry, this hand type is known as the “contemplative” hand, symbolizing love, generosity, and consideration for others. Individuals with this hand shape possess great patience and kindness. They treat everyone equally, without favoritism, and demonstrate remarkable patience when helping others—completing tasks thoroughly and responsibly.
Driven by fairness, objectivity, and a sense of duty, they are ideally suited for roles such as critics, journalists, or any position involving societal oversight. Other suitable careers include teaching, religious activities, medicine, nursing, childcare, facility supervision, psychological counseling, and analytical work.
In matters of money and finance, individuals with this hand type are typically indifferent. At times, they may even use their own funds to assist others, resulting in modest financial fortune. It’s not that opportunities are absent—but rather that they redirect resources elsewhere. A flat, thin palm with prominent, large joints may even carry a tendency toward financial loss. But given their character, this isn’t surprising. To them, money is merely an external thing—not central to life. Whether or not they become wealthy holds little significance.
If their palms are thick and free of flaws, they generally live comfortably, with no worries about food or clothing. Having grown accustomed to a hardworking life, they might actually feel uncomfortable slowing down to savor life. As long as they have a clear life purpose, they focus wholeheartedly on fulfilling it—commendable indeed.