Old people often say that "big ears are blessed, but crooked eyes are not straight." Is it reasonable?

Personally, I think what the old man said must have some truth. The older generation left us a lot of valuable experience, which they summed up based on years of experience and has some truth. First of all, why are people with big ears blessed? In fact, this statement mainly comes from Buddha. We all know that the Tathagata Buddha has big ears and big earlobes. The feeling brought by this kind of vision has a long history, and the first reaction of people who see this kind of ear is to think that this person is blessed.

From the point of view of Chinese medicine, it makes sense that ears are blessed. Because the five elements of the ear belong to "wood", Chinese medicine believes that the kidney is water. aquatic wood, a man with big ears shows that his kidney is full of water and the kidney is the source of life. People who generally live a long life were considered blessed by the ancients. You can observe the long-lived old people around you. Basically, they all have big ears, so "big ears are blessed" is very scientific.

Mencius summed up the view that evil eyes and evil intentions were wrong at the earliest time. Mencius said that if you look into a person's eyes, you can know whether he is kind or not, whether his eyes are bright or not, and you can judge whether a person is good or bad. The eyes are the windows of the soul, and if something is wrong, you will naturally look at people. At the same time, squinting at people also means contempt and contempt for others.

As the saying goes, each other is born of the heart. Psychologically speaking, an open-minded person dares to face others squarely. When communicating with others, open-minded people must look directly at each other. If he keeps looking around and doesn't pay attention to the content of the conversation, it means that this person is hiding something or plotting something. This statement is generally accepted, and many times people can judge their inner feelings through a person's eyes.