Buddhist mantra is "nothing", "nothing" and "it doesn't matter". Buddhists have a mild temper and a good temper. They look at their ears and eyebrows. Ears look at people's cleverness and blessings. The thick and drooping earlobe shows that you are kind, affectionate and like to help others. If the earlobe is thick and long, with a sense of drooping shoulders and a clear outline, it means that it is blessed, has a strong belief, is compassionate and kind, and has the virtue of good life. Good-hearted people have heavy Buddhist fate, drooping eyebrows and long eyebrows. Such a kind-hearted person is sympathetic, caring and friendly to others.

The common mantra of Taoist people is "Shut up", and "Fuck off" can be quickly judged from the face, such as cheekbones and Tang Yin. The cheekbones represent a desire for power. People with high cheekbones are physically strong, aggressive, opinionated, and prone to fly into a rage and lose their temper, but their ability is actually good and they are frugal. The cheekbones are high and fleshy, which translates into good luck; If Gao Tu has no meat, it is mostly bitter, with bad popularity and bad fortune. Tang Yin, between the eyebrows. People with narrow impressions are suspicious, jealous, scheming, strong-willed, irritable, unwilling to lag behind, and easily care and get angry because of trivial matters.

The mantra of Confucianism is "wait a minute", "I'm sorry" and "I'm sorry". Confucian people look at their eyebrows and noses. People with long and light eyebrows are shy and awkward, and are not good at expressing themselves. Although they are not slow in doing things, they finish what they started and can finish the task well. The nose represents self-awareness. People with low noses are kind, easy to put people first, considerate of others, and weak in character. Men with low noses are often henpecked at home, and their career fortune is not ideal; A woman with a low nose is easy to work hard and will keep quiet when she is wronged. If you want good luck, learn to respect your feelings first, and others will respect you.

The common mantra of legal persons is "don't talk", "don't look" and "obey the rules"