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Where did the Ancient Art of Siang Mien or face reading come from?

We have to go back over 3,000 years to Ancient China to find the origins of Physiognomy, the art of face reading.


Confucius he say:

"A child can do nothing about his face, but an adult is responsible for his own appearance."

The wisdom to know oneself

Passed down from master to pupil through the generations

and often kept as a most treasured secret, the art of face

reading has become an essential part of everyday life in the

East.

If you spend time amongst the Chinese, they will often stare at you, not out of rudeness, but because they are reading your character.

The Chinese people believe that to understand others, you should know yourself first. So they use their knowledge of

Physiognomy

as a form of self diagnosis.

Indeed, prior to blood tests, CAT and X-Ray machines, Physiognomy was a highly developed form of Oriental Medical diagnosis.

The art of face reading is still used today in villages throughout China as a vital matchmaking tool to assess the suitability of a future partner.

For an in depth look at face reading in Traditional Chinese Medicine, try this book:

"FACE READING in Chinese Medicine" by Lillian Bridges:

In today's demanding business world, Physiognomy can be a very accurate way of assessing a candidate's strengths and possible down sides. Just assess their character before they even speak...by reading their face!



Find out what shape your face is and what it means

on our Face Shapes page


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