What is anti-bone? Where does it grow?

Human anti-bone refers to occipital bone. As the name implies, it is where we sleep with pillows. Anti-bone is also called "posterior bone". Normal people's backs are flat, but some people will have "lumps", which is called "brain spoons". People with prominent occipital bones at the back of the head are called "anti-bones", especially disloyal people.

However, in ancient China, there were many definitions of anti-bone. The first is skeletal abnormality, which is divided into anterior and posterior reflexes. Anterior anti-bone refers to "the appearance of forehead protruding", which is called frontal anti-bone, and the folks call this abnormality "spearhead"

The last definition refers to people who are unfaithful and unfair. If you often read novels, you will find that in some famous books, the author will use "brain-broken bones" to describe some rebellious people.

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