The five officers of the face in Chinese physiognomy, namely the ears as collector, the eyebrows as guardian, the eyes as supervisor, the mouth as gatekeeper and the nose as examiner, each read as a sign of a part of a person's fortune. An entry belongs here when its article presents one of these five features by its office. It excludes the courts, the face shapes and the palaces. The group page lists the parts of the face that belong to one reading scheme, so a reader can compare how Chinese physiognomy divides the face.
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