In Chinese physiognomy, also known as “Chinese face reading,” ears can reveal your character. If you have good looking ears, it usually indicates that you are intelligent, will live long, are wealthy, and are of a high status. Let’s examine the unique characteristics associated with the appearance of your ears.
Hard, thick, long ears
Some people have ears that are firm, thick, and large. A person whose ears have these features is often fond of sports, is robust, and is rarely ill.
An individual with chiseled ears is smart and studious. They tend to do their best at things that interest them, and they solve problems with intelligence and wisdom.
Thick, big, pendulous earlobes
Those who have thick, big, pendulous earlobes have good luck in money matters and with health. They are successful in their careers and are quick to seize opportunities. They rely on their own efforts and the support of others to achieve a comfortable standard of living. They are also mentally stable, and able to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Ears lying close to the head
Only a small part of ears that lie close to the head is visible from the front. Someone with this ear type has excellent managerial and investment skills, and is typically wealthy. They frequently receive assistance from successful entrepreneurs when encountering financial difficulties. Luck accounts for a major portion of their success, but its attainment still requires strenuous effort.
Wide ‘ear gates’
“Ear gates” (耳門 ěr mén in Chinese) refer to the ear canal and its surrounding area. A person who has wide “ear gates” is generally gifted, a superb writer, and is able to succeed in many fields. They tend to view the long-term potential of new ideas and are very ambitious. Often preferring to engage in things that have development potential, they are able to achieve gains in a short period of time.
Ruddy, shiny ears
In physiognomy, an ear with a reddish, glossy appearance is preferred. An individual who has this characteristic usually realizes opportunities that lead to notoriety and fame.
Ears lighter in color than the face
This is a desirable characteristic. By virtue of their wisdom, those who have this feature are often leaders in their fields and command prestige.