An illustration of what facial features in Feng Shui mean

Facial physiognomy in Feng Shui refers to the characteristics and expression of a human face. Traditional Chinese culture believes that the human face is a carrier of mutual resonance between the body and soul, and it is a symbol of human spirit and wisdom. In Feng Shui, it is believed that facial appearance can affect a person's destiny and career, so the research and application of facial appearance are widespread in ancient and modern Chinese society.

The different features and expressions of the face contain various symbolic meanings of good and bad luck. For example, people with sharp eyes, thick eyebrows, high nose bridge, and raised corners of the mouth are considered to have good fortune. On the contrary, people with lifeless, flaccid appearance, droopy corners of the mouth, and flat nose bridge are considered to have bad fortune.

Feng Shui masters of later generations believe that facial appearance is one of the important bases for predicting a person's destiny, learning a person's thoughts and personality, and even judging a person's family wealth and emotional relationships. In modern society, physiognomy is still a knowledge used in all walks of life. Feng Shui masters have a significant impact on people's health, family, and career.