What is three courts and five eyes ?

The so-called "three courts and five eyes" is a simple method and standard for measuring the length and width ratio of a person's face, and it is also an aesthetic scale used to measure whether a person's face is beautiful or ugly. If you meet this standard, you are beautiful, and if you don't do it, just like the ** division ratio of the body, the figure that meets this ratio is beautiful no matter how you look at it. Therefore, it is not enough to be beautiful just by the exquisite "parts" of the face, but also depends on whether the "assembly" is just right and whether it conforms to the proportion of "three courts and five eyes".

"What does a beautiful woman look like?"

Three courts: refers to the distance from the forehead** hairline to the tip of the chin, which is divided into equal parts, the distance from the hairline to the eyebrows is the first equal division, the distance from the eyebrows to the end of the nose is the second equal division, and the distance from the end of the nose to the chin is the third equal division, and the three equal parts are called "three divisions". Five Eyes:

Refers to the distance from the left ear to the right ear, which is the length of five eyes. The two eyes themselves are two units, with one eye length between the two eyes and one eye length on each of the outside of each eye, for a total of five eye lengths. "Three courts and five eyes" is the general standard ratio of the length of the human face to the width of the face, and if this ratio is not met, it will be at a distance from the ideal face shape

If the distance from the tip of the nose to the chin is not equal to the top of the second stop, a noticeably short or long chin will be formed; If the distance from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose is longer than the other two equal parts, a long nose is formed; If the distance between the two eyes is less than the length of one eye, the bridge of the nose will appear too narrow; If the distance between the two eyes is wider than the length of one eye, the facial features will appear loosely arranged, lacking a sense of compactness, and looking strange like "rabbit eyes". Therefore, from ancient times to the present, all the women who can be called beautiful women, their facial proportions do not meet the aesthetic standards of "three courts and five eyes". As the saying goes, "if you increase one point, you will be long, and if you subtract one point, you will be short".

Some people don't have beautiful facial "parts" enough, but the proportions of their faces are very harmonious, so they are very attractive.

Nowadays, on the basis of "three courts and five eyes", a more precise standard has emerged, and all parts meet this standard, that is, beauty, as follows:

The width of the eyes should be the same horizontal width of the face

The length of the chin should be the length of the face

The distance from the center of the eyeball to the base of the eyebrow should be the length of the face The eyeball should be the length of the face

The surface area of the nose should be smaller than the total area of the face

The ideal width of the mouth should be the same horizontal width of the face

Whether it looks good or not, you will know when you do the math.

The distance from the bun to the arch of the eyebrows, the arch of the eyebrows to the tip of the nose, and the tip of the nose to the jaw is approximately equal! It's called the Three Courts! ~

With the eyes as the horizontal line, there are 5 eyes wide from left to right, called five eyes! ~

It is collectively known as "Three Courts and Five Eyes".

What do you mean by three courts and five eyes?

First, we make a vertical axis in the middle of the face through the forehead, the tip of the nose, and the chin in the middle of the face. Make a horizontal line through the arch of the eyebrows; Make a parallel line through the lower edge of the alar of the nose. In this way, two parallel lines divide the face into three equal parts: from the hairline to the glabellar line; between the gbellar to the lower edge of the alar of the nose; From the lower edge of the nose to the tip of the chin, the upper, middle and lower parts of the nose occupy exactly one-third, which is called the "three courts".

The "five eyes" refers to the length of one eye from the outside of the corner of the eye to the hairline edge on the same side, between the two eyes, which is also the length of an eye, and the other side to the hairline is the length of an eye. This is the "Five Eyes". This is the most basic criterion.