What does it mean to have an anti-bone in the photo album?

Anti-bone refers to occipital bone, also called back bone. The protruding part above is called "brain spoon". What protrudes behind the lower ear is called "finished bone". Some people's occipital protuberance has the basis of bone prevention. Looking at their heads from the side, they look like deliberately exaggerated question marks. At the same time, anti-bone can also refer to a person with a particularly prominent forehead, which is called frontal anti-bone, and is commonly known as "the head of a child" by the people. "Anti-bone" is actually called "occipital tuberosity". It's too prominent because you didn't sleep well when you were a child, which also means that you were noisy since you were a child. If it doesn't affect the image or you can't see it, it's not called bone prevention.

The vulgarity of the back of the head became a derogatory term. Usually refers to a person who is rebellious, heartless, sells his master for glory and usurps power and position. The word "turning one's back on one's bones" originated from chapter 53 of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. When Guan Yu took Changsha, Huang Zhong, the commander, missed Guan Yu with his archery, but was caught by Han Xuan, the satrap. At the critical moment, a general escaped from the account, killed Han Xuan and saved Huang Zhong. This man is Wei Yan, one of the commanders in Changsha. When Guan Yu led Wei Yan to see Liu Bei, Kong Ming "ordered the thugs to push Wei Yan out and behead him". Liu Bei was surprised and asked why he wanted to kill this meritorious soldier. Kong Ming said, "Wei Yan's brain is rebellious, and he will be rebellious in the future ..." After interceding with Liu Bei, Wei Yan saved his life, but he has never been reused. Shortly after Zhuge Liang's death, Wei Yan led troops to revolt. Captain Ma Dai lured and killed Wei Yan according to Kong Ming's orders. Since then, Wei Yan and his anti-bones have become synonymous with rebellion and misconduct. Often the boss reprimands the subordinates who don't listen to the command and will bluntly say that you are Wei Yan's near-re-embodiment; You have anti-bone behind your head; Rebellious boy The story of Romance of the Three Kingdoms embodies Zhu Gekongming's mastery and application of ancient physiognomy, and also sets up the concept of how to know people and employ people for later scholars.