How can you tell from your toes whether you are enjoying a happy life or working hard?

From the photo album, the big toe is the longest and the little toe is the shortest.

Wealth means that a person's (or a creature's) destiny is great, smooth and promising. It also means that this person (or living body) was born lucky and rich, which is similar to "a person born with a golden spoon". People with such toes have smart brains, high IQ, cautious people, excellent fortune, deep pockets in life and a lot of small wealth, and there is no hope of getting rich overnight in business. People who have the same blessings must be rich or expensive in life.

The thumb is as long as the toe, the second toe is as long as the third toe, and the last two toes are very short.

It means that a person is tired after running all his life! How tired do you think it will be without rest? So to put it more deeply, this kind of life is very tiring, and you have to go through many things in life to keep yourself busy. If the toes of the toes are as long as the second toes and the third toes, it shows that this person is psychologically sensitive and strong, and he should try his best to pursue perfection in everything. He has been working hard all his life and has been rushing for a way out, but he rarely gets happiness. Money comes and goes in a hurry and he is likely to live a busy life.

Finally, the longest toe "belongs to a happy life".

This is a folk saying, that is to say, it is a good wish for a person to be extremely successful in all aspects and then have food and clothing. If the length of the second toe on the side of the big toe is the longest, it means that this life is blessed and a fortune star. With a golden spoon in his mouth since childhood, he has no worries about food, clothing, housing and transportation. The road to development is full of troubles, and most of them can have stable things and great careers. Although they are different, they will be rich and expensive, but they are destined to be comfortable and rich.