How about ten buckets and ten dustpans?

Ten dustpans are called Kun Wen in physiognomy, and ten buckets are called Gan Wen in physiognomy.

Scientific analysis: Ten buckets and ten dustpans are completely complementary, one is rigid and one is soft, the other is active and the other is passive. Attract each other and bring each other.

Because these two kinds of people are extreme personalities (those with complicated barrel patterns or slightly deviated anti-dustpan patterns), they are easy to fall into tangled pain when they are alone, but once they cooperate with the other extreme, they can change the world according to physiognomy.

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Precautions:

1, don't compare with others: once a person with strong personality compares with others, it will be difficult to ride a tiger, and no matter whether the result is to lose or win, it will hurt interpersonal relationships, so don't stare at the advantages of others from the beginning and avoid the idea of comparing.

2, stay away from the same kind: people with the same level are often the easiest to be regarded as opponents, so people with strong personality either make friends many times stronger or make friends many times weaker, but don't make friends with the same level.

Generally, few people can surpass others in all aspects, so don't feel bored when you can't surpass others in one thing. Think about where your analogy is strong. In this way, you can balance your mood.

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