What does the length of the little finger mean?

What does the length of the little finger mean?

Little finger length: optimistic and steady, enthusiastic and confident, persistent, suitable for research or academic work.

The little finger represents a person's social and expressive ability. Its standard length starts from the second knuckle of the ring finger. Most people with little fingers are good at rhetoric, flexible and changeable, and belong to the debate type. But because of their sharp words, they often give people the feeling of arrogance. This finger shape most often appears in the hands of some politicians. People with short fingers are not good at expressing, talk less and do more, and are kind and compassionate. Because words don't convey meaning, they often misunderstand each other. This finger shape often appears on some farmers and workers.

In palmistry, the little finger also represents luck. People with short little fingers can easily lose their wealth through the gap of their little fingers when making fists. Some people are busy all day, but in the end they are ignorant. The problem is probably his little finger. People with small fingers can effectively control money. Some people always feel that they have been being villains, which is usually because their little fingers are too short. If you can keep your little nails long, you can effectively prevent villains.

It's not a good thing that the little finger is too long or too short, but the little finger is really artistic. The little finger represents the health of the lungs and genitals, which is energy. People with strong lungs and genitals are mostly energetic and aggressive.

Generally speaking, the European countries in the 65,438+09 century all respected the morbidness. The delicate, quiet and morbid temperament was considered as the symbol of the upper class, while the genius was often associated with the morbidness. The most typical genius-type morbidness was tuberculosis and schizophrenia, while the geniuses suffering from tuberculosis mostly had pessimistic romantic feelings, such as Chopin, Chekhov, Bai Langning, Stevenson, Bronte sisters, Byron and Shelley.