Old rural saying: "No meat on the face, less poisonous in doing things", what does it mean?
This is a saying related to face. The ancients believed in fate and believed that the destiny of a person would be reflected in the external characteristics of the body, the most important of which was reflected in the hands and face. The face was the same in ancient times. The discipline has a very long history in China. It was first recorded in the "Book of Rites". It is worth noting that these so-called "xiangshu" were not believed in ancient China. In the West, people also use the connection between humans and heaven and earth to divination. The west originated from ancient Greece.
The sky is full, the ground floor is round
The face of China is very interesting, and to a certain extent it is also related to the aesthetics of the ancients. For example, the person with the sharp-mouthed monkey gill does not conform to it. The public aesthetic, from the aspect of appearance, means that this person is acrimonious, and his career and wealth will be full of ups and downs.
On the contrary, people’s favorite look is "the sky is full and the ground is round". The sky is the forehead. In the face, the human face is divided into three parts: the upper court, the atrium and the lower court. The forehead is the upper court. The court, the master’s early fortune, if the forehead is full and plump, then this person’s early years will be smooth; the ground pavilion is the cheekbones, which means that the ground pavilion has a broad cheekbones and round lines, and the master’s old fortune.
However, the radius of the underground pavilion must match the fullness of the sky to be perfect.
There is no meat on the face, and the work is oligotoxic
"The sky is full and the pavilion is round" represents wealth and auspiciousness. From the description above, we can see that we are rich and auspicious. The face should have a plump and plump face. In layman's terms, it means that there is flesh on the face, and the lines should be well-proportioned and round. You can't say that a face is full of flesh, it means arrogant and unreasonable, without conscience.
What does oligotoxic mean?
Widow: lack, light and tasteless, widow; poisonous, vicious. Being oligotoxic can be understood as being impersonal and vicious in doing things.
As we said earlier, people with sharp-mouthed monkey gills are not blessed in physiognomy, and they are mean. The sharp-mouthed monkey gills are a manifestation of no flesh on their faces. To relax a little bit, there is no flesh on the face, that is, people are thin, with protruding cheekbones and sharp cheekbones, making them look fierce.
Therefore, people think that this kind of person is not easy to get along with, and may be vicious, cruel, selfish, selfish, and will not take into account the feelings of others. It is a kind of existence to avoid.
Does it make sense?
is obviously unreasonable. The ancients also said that people should not look like people. We can’t judge people by their appearance, but aesthetically speaking, people with plump and round faces do seem to be more cheerful. The Chinese have Appreciate the rich and beautiful tradition.
But you have to switch to modern aesthetics. Pointed chins and awl faces are the mainstream, and the brain is also touched by the hairline. It is completely the opposite of "the sky is full and the pavilion is round". Is this China Do people not understand the aesthetics of blessing? Obviously not.
Each era has a different aesthetic. Ancient men have beards. Guan Erye is proud of his long beard and is known as the beautiful bearded man. But not many people have beards in modern times. There are few and few, which is beautiful and ugly, and can't talk about aesthetics without the times.
So, we don’t have to pay attention to the face, pay attention to personal cultivation, and be decent and generous in every word and deed. Whether you have a fleshless face or a full sky, you will be respected and loved by others.
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