Face Reading Mouth
出纳官 · Officer of Speech · Ages 51–60
In classical Mian Xiang, the mouth and lips are the fourth of the Five Officers — governing later life fortune, communication style, and expression.
Read My LipsMouth & Lip Shape Meanings
Both lips are full and prominent. Signals sensuality, warmth, generosity, and strong communication gifts. Associated with good later life fortune and a giving nature.
Mouth extends broadly. One of the most auspicious mouth forms — signals leadership ability, expressive power, and strong social presence.
Corners of the mouth naturally lift. Signals optimism, positivity, and fortunate later life. Associated with happiness and good relationships in later life.
Lips are slim and precise. Signals analytical thinking, diplomatic skill, and precision in communication. Careful with words — says exactly what is meant.
Upper lip has a clear, defined peak. Signals articulate expression, creativity, and strong communication gifts. Often found in writers, speakers, and artists.
Corners rest slightly downward. Signals a reflective, reserved nature. Classical texts suggest effort and discipline in midlife leads to improved later life fortune.
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