What does the cheekbones and the crossed nose represent?

What do the cheekbones and crossed nose represent?

The photo book believes that: those who have cheekbones have power, and those who have crossed cheekbones are easy to use power. Therefore, crossed cheekbones must be opposite to the nose. There must be more violent, more disrespectful husbands, and even the phenomenon of bullying husbands. If it lacks zygomatic flesh, it is too soft and becomes a kerf-like appearance. Book Day: "Killing son-in-law with three cheek faces, leaving the husband's forehead uneven, wanting to know the third marriage, the woman is the husband's voice. If so, I will eventually see restlessness."

Those with wide cheekbones and the cheeks behind their ears have ferocious and cruel personalities, and they tend to degenerate into improper characters, and those with wide noses are even more cruel and unfeeling. If there is no evil, the master will die fiercely and end badly.

If the ears are thick, if the cheeks are widened or the bridge of the nose is widened, the right helix and the towering right helix will be vicious and unrighteous, and Yi En will take revenge.

People with wide cheekbones have endurance, can bear hardships and stand hard work, and can persist in adversity, but excessively wide cheekbones represent stubborn, aggressive, and grumpy people. If combined with eye dew, they are vicious. people.

The so-called high cheekbone is the cross-extension of the cheekbone. Generally speaking, people with high cheekbones are very strong in attacking x and possessing y. Excellent sportsmen, independent gamblers, professional soldiers or some successful businessmen tend to have high cheekbones.

People with wide noses are courageous, quick to do things, do not hesitate, and often do things without waiting for the maturity of consideration.