1、Great Tortoise Bone: This refers to the bones behind the ears that connect downward to the earlobes and upward into the "Jutang" position, entering the brain. In ancient times, it was considered a sign of high officials such as Secretaries, and today it indicates high-ranking officials such as government heads or provincial governors.
2、Xin Cheng Bone: This includes the "Wang Tian Xi" (Heaven-Viewing Horn), "Wu Ku" (Military Storehouse), and "Ri Yue Jiao" (Sun and Moon Angle) bones, which were considered signs of royalty in ancient times and now indicate national leaders or presidents and prime ministers.
3、Military Storehouse Horn Bone: This refers to a single bone rising from the tip of the nose through the "Yintang" point and splitting into two sides, entering the upper and lower "Wu Ku" areas, indicating great military power and high status.
4、Supporting Horn Bone: This refers to the bone at the "Fu Jiao" (Supporting Angle) rising to the top, indicating high status. Today, this is seen in current provincial chairmen or high-ranking officials. If only the supporting bone rises without reaching the top, it still indicates high-level officials above the municipal level.
5、Single Horn Bone: This refers to a single bone rising from the tip of the nose into the head, but the nasal cavity must be round and closed, with high eyebrows, wide forehead, broad chin, high and rounded crown, and a long, square face, which together indicate great fortune and exceptional status.
6、Heaven-Viewing Horn Bone: This refers to the two "Ri Yue Jiao" (Sun and Moon Angles) rising to the top, indicating middle to high-level leadership positions. If there are additional peculiar bones or if the eyes show genuine light, it also brings honor and wealth.
7、Double Peak Bone: This refers to a bone rising from the root of the nose, splitting into two directions and entering the "Tian Chen" (Heavenly Holding) area, indicating that one can gain wealth through connections and possess the status of an official at the middle level.
8、Three Peaks Bone: This refers to a bone rising from the root of the nose and reaching up to the "Xian Jie" (Immortal Realm), "Tian Cang" (Heavenly Granary), and "Yi Ma" (Horse Star) positions, indicating high status in ancient times equivalent to the Three High Officials, and today it indicates presidential or prime ministerial level positions.
9、Five Pillars Bone: This refers to the combined term for the "Single Horn Bone," "Upper and Lower Dragon Feathers Bone," and "Upper and Lower Military Storehouse Bone" rising to the top. Those with these five pillars are considered to have great fortune and high status.
10、Dragon Horn Bone: This refers to bones on both sides of the head extending upwards and downwards towards the back of the head, indicating high-ranking officials in ancient times and today, capable of becoming presidents or prime ministers.
11、Heaven-Viewing Horn: This refers to a "Fu Xi" (Sole Horn) bone rising from the root of the nose into the top of the head, indicating high status in ancient times equivalent to a minister, and today it indicates presidents, prime ministers, or senior officials.
12、Suspended Bell Bone: This refers to a large, round nose starting from the "Nian Shou" (Year and Lifetime) area, including the "Zhun Tou" (Tip of the Nose), "Jian Tai" (Counselor's Seat), and "Ting Wei" (Minister of Justice) areas, with a closed nasal cavity, indicating wealth and prosperity.
14、Suspended Drum Bone: This refers to a large, round bone rising from the forehead, and if the tip of the nose is also wide, it indicates the status of a mid-to-high-level official.
15、First Color Bone: This refers to a protruding bone rising from the "Nian Shou" (Year and Lifetime) to the root of the nose and the "Yin Tang" (Innate Hall) area, along with a full and round "Zhun Tou" (Tip of the Nose), indicating smooth career achievements in middle and old age.
16、Fortune and Blessing Bone: This refers to a bone on the top of the head resembling a turtle shell, spreading out flat, indicating that one can benefit from the blessings of parents and achieve early success, with a mix of favorable and adverse conditions before the age of thirty.
17、Divine Protection and Rebirth Bone: This refers to a high or pointed bone on the top of the head, indicating a life where danger is treated as common, and even if unfortunate events occur, one can be rescued. A higher and more prominent bone suggests significant achievements in work.
18、Round Rabbit Bone: This refers to a small, round bone rising in the center of the top of the head, soft or firm, indicating no lack of clothing and food throughout one's life.
19、Assistant Bone: This refers to bones rising in the areas of the "Qiu Zhu" (Mound) and "Mu" (Grave) on both sides of the forehead, also known as the "Cang Bone" (Granary Bone). The larger the bone, the wiser and more prosperous, with many descendants.
20、Jade Carving Bone: This refers to a bone rising on the top of the head in a pattern resembling flowing time, indicating loneliness and poverty, but if one remains true to their heart, the later years will be smooth and peaceful.
21、Jade Beam Bone: This refers to a horizontal bone rising above the ears, indicating a refined and honorable status with literary achievements passed down through generations.
22、Jade Building Bone: This refers to a large, round bone rising behind the ears, also known as the "Longevity Root Bone," indicating longevity and smooth aging.
23、Jade Steps Bone: This refers to a high, flat bone rising above the ears, also known as the "Chengdu Huayang Qi" (Chengdu Huayang Energy), indicating early success and a long life.
24、Reclusive Bone: This refers to the "Shulin Bone" (Forest Bone) rising, indicating a quiet nature, not seeking fame or fortune, and being a reclusive scholar.
25、Immortal Bridge Bone: This refers to the "Shulin Bone" (Forest Bone) crossing into the hairline, indicating loneliness and coldness, often seen among religious practitioners.
27、Late Blessing Bone: This refers to bones rising around the "Yi Ke" (Jawbone), indicating a flourishing later life or benefiting from descendants' blessings.
28、Heavenly Wealth Bone: This refers to the "Tian Cang" (Heavenly Granary) bone being full and plump, indicating a life without poverty and no worries about clothing and food.
29、Flower of the Eastern Sun Bone: This refers to a bone rising at the back of the head connecting to the "Tian Chen" (Heavenly Holding) position, indicating a long career in office and having filial children and a virtuous wife.
30、Eighteen Arhats Bone: This refers to a long and not round head with several or one large bone rising behind the ears, indicating loneliness and coldness, often seen among monks and nuns.
31、Dragon Feather Bone: Also known as the "Inner Horse Star Bone," this refers to bones rising on both sides of the head, reaching the "Tian Chen" (Heavenly Holding), "Yi Ma" (Horse Star), and "Zhan Tang" (War Chamber) positions, originally indicating the appearance of an official.
32、Eight Directions Bone: This refers to a "Fu Xi" (Sole Horn) bone rising from the nose, "Ri Yue Jiao" (Sun and Moon Angles) rising, "Bian Di" (Border Area) protruding, "Fu Tang" (Blessing Field) flesh rising, and the "Yin Tang" (Innate Hall) bone connecting to the eyebrow arch, indicating unparalleled wealth and honor.
33、Suspended Horn Bone: This refers to a bone rising from the forehead and entering the "Shulin" (Forest) area, indicating high status in ancient times equivalent to a national teacher, and today it indicates positions above university professors.
34、General Bone: This refers to the "Fu Bone" (Supporting Bone) or "Ri Yue Jiao" (Sun and Moon Angles) rising into the top of the ears, indicating a brave general with great military status.
35、Hidden Horn Bone: This refers to a full and plump bone at the "Ming Men" (Life Gate) position, hidden within the body, which could lead to being honored as a noble in ancient times, and today it indicates provincial chairmen or high-ranking officials.
36、Natural Accomplishment Bone: This refers to an open and large forehead bone, indicating early fortune and high status, and encountering misfortune and turning it into good luck.
37、Feng Wei Bone: Also known as the "Outer Horse Star Bone," this refers to the cheekbones extending into the temples, indicating various forms of power and longevity.
38、Seal and Sash Bone: This refers to a bone rising near the earlobe close to the jaw and cheeks, shaped like a triangle, indicating intelligence, delicacy, and wisdom, with diverse talents and a love for debate.
