As the saying goes, "wealth is in the sky, and the nose is rich in the eyes." Do you think the physiognomy of the ancients is reliable?

In the eyes of the ancients, the body and skin were influenced by parents. Out of respect for parents, what parents give should not be destroyed by future generations at will.

Ancient people believed in fortune telling. They think that when a person is born from his parents' bellies, his looks and wealth are actually predestined.

Even a person's birthday may be considered rich.

In ancient times, when people got married, they had to take out the production characters of their objects to calculate whether two people would make a fortune after marriage and whether there was a component of mutual respect in their lives.

Until 2 1 century, some old people still have a saying that "wealth is in the sky, and the nose is expensive." what do you think? Is there some truth in this proverb, that is, wealth depends on the nose and eyes? Why did ancient people believe in these facial theories so much?

First, "money to see the nose"

Ancient people would judge a person's wealth according to the appearance of his nose.

In the eyes of ancient people, everyone was born with a different nose, and some people had higher noses and looked better.

However, some people have flat noses, and most people judge a person's wealth from the beauty of their noses.

Until 2 1 century, people heard this proverb, and most of them thought that the ancients judged a person's wealth by the appearance of his nose.

Actually, it's not. The ancients said that judging whether a person is rich or not is to look at a person's sense of smell.

If a person has a strong sense of smell, it means that his family is rich.

In ancient times, although businessmen were looked down upon, the money they earned by doing business with smart minds gradually became a relatively wealthy group in society. In people's eyes, if a person's nose is very sensitive, it means that his wealth will be higher.

2 1 century, businessmen will not be looked down upon, but money is king. Rich people generally have a high status and will be respected by many people.

Even if their noses have no sensitive features, as long as they can earn money, they can still be respected by others.

After all, living in this materialistic era, money is truth, so it is not practical to put this proverb in 2 1 century.

Second, "your eyes"

In ancient times, people with status and wealth could be called nobles.

The ancients attributed the characteristics of a noble person to his bright eyes. When he spoke, he always looked into others' eyes sincerely and expressed his remarks.

The ancients believed that when you meet a person, his eyes are sharp. No matter what you say, you will never escape. You can always look straight into your eyes and say something about yourself.

Then it shows that this person is extremely reliable and is also a noble with kingship and status.

But if ancient people always dodge when they meet a person, and there is no light in their eyes, it means that this person is unreliable.

When he does things, he mostly just says one thing and does another, which is not trustworthy.

He has no better way out in society, nor will he have a higher status and rich kingship.

Therefore, the ancients believed that to see whether a person is noble or not, we must first look at his eyes.

The eyes are the windows to a person's soul, and all his thoughts are reflected in the eyes.

Although the ancients thought this judgment was reasonable, it was not practical in 2 1 century.

2 1 century, because of different personal aesthetics and advanced technology, some people may make cosmetic decisions because they are not satisfied with one of their organs.

So their noses may not be their original noses, and they may have cosmetic contact lenses in their eyes. When a person communicates, it is difficult for us to judge a person's wealth from his nose and eyes.

Some people still have their original facial features even without plastic surgery, but this proverb said by the ancients is not practical in the 2 1 century.

After all, now that we have entered an era of more advanced technology, no one will believe in fortune telling.

After the ancients had this proverb, they began to become lazy and didn't want to struggle.

They think that whether a person's life is rich or not is already in our nature, and no matter how hard they try, they can't change it.

Then in the 2 1 century, people all know that it takes people's efforts to accomplish some dreams and achieve some goals.

If you don't work hard and just pray to God, people's dreams will be hard to come true.

Summary:

As young people in the 2 1 century, we have the responsibility to pass on the proverbs handed down by the ancients.

But we should not comment too much on some superstitious colors in common sayings. After all, this is the wisdom of our ancestors.

Although some proverbs are superstitious, they existed as truth in ancient times.

2 1 century, we should respect science, believe that hard work will pay off, and don't over-believe what our ancestors said.