Liu Heng's I Ching: Lectures on Physiognomy

Liu Heng's Physiognomy Lecture Room Resource Introduction:

Liu Heng's I Ching Physiognomy takes the "I Ching" and "Huangdi Neijing" as its theoretical foundation. It judges a person's physiological level and destiny through the combination of facial features and bone structure.

Course Catalog

01 What are nasolabial lines and what do they represent.mp4

02 High brow ridge.mp4

03 Hanging needle pattern face reading.mp4

04 A mole on the forehead will affect your marriage.mp4

05 Eye bags and moles.mp4

06 Face with thick eyebrows.mp4

07 Moles on cheekbones and lips.mp4

08 How does a mole on your eyebrow affect your fortune?

09 Face reading-Bone exposure means it is difficult to accumulate wealth.mp4

10 Mole on forehead.mp4

11 pouty face.mp4

12 The face with horizontal lines on the bridge of the nose.mp4

13 Men are afraid of slender waists, women are afraid of pouty lips.mp4

14 Look at the widow's face.mp4

15 The Rebellious Face.mp4

16 White Tiger Girl, Is Marriage Unsatisfactory?

17 Mole on the ear.mp4

18 Mole on the corner of the eye.mp4

19 Big nose and no flesh.mp4

20 If a man has a pointed nose, half of his wealth will be gone.mp4

21 The face of a cone.mp4

22 A donkey-faced man has no children, a horse-faced man has no offspring.mp4

23 Flat-nosed girl looks like a mother-in-law.mp4

24 Look up my wife, look down my man.mp4

25 Is it okay to date someone with a hooked nose and big cheeks?

26 The relationship between nose and younger brother.mp4

27 Knowing a person by looking at his nose.mp4

28 Face-wise men don't marry five, women don't marry six.mp4

29 Why did ancient men like to marry women with bound feet?

30 The face of a woman who brings good fortune to her husband.mp4

31 If a woman's hands are like ginger, her family will be prosperous.mp4

32 Difficult Mother-in-Law's Face.mp4