"Appearances arise from the heart" is not inconsistent with "people cannot look at their appearance". The Buddhist scriptures say: "One should observe the nature of the Dharma Realm, and everything is created only by the mind" which means "appearances originate from the heart". "Phase" arises from "heart" and becomes "thinking". In fact, the original meaning of "image comes from the heart" is exactly what the heart insists on, so what appears in front of you is what the heart insists on. Thinking of wind appears as wind, thinking of rain appears as rain. In fact, all appearances are false. The meaning of "appearance" is broader and does not just refer to appearance. Therefore, "Appearance comes from the heart" and "People cannot be judged by appearance" are not contradictory. Therefore, when Zeng Guofan said that "appearance comes from the heart", he was not talking about facial appearance, but about bone appearance. The only way to change bone appearance is to read. Because the continuous psychological state will form a deep personality mask, this deep psychology must be accompanied by some specific body language and expression habits. If you always frown, you will have wrinkles, and if you always open your face, you will look happy. The so-called heart that comes from the heart, should It refers to the state of mind and expression, and the expression is solidified and appearance. If a person is focused inwardly, he will be more able to accomplish his career. Therefore, people with successful careers are often people who focus on their careers. From whether a person's career is successful, we can tell whether he is serious about his career; and from whether a person's life is going as he wants, we can also judge whether he is serious about life. If a person's life is very satisfying, it at least means that he works hard in life, works hard, and adjusts his mentality, so it is easier to feel satisfied because he is focusing on making himself satisfied. Therefore, the appearance comes from the heart, which actually explains the impact of a person's inner wishes on him.