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Lower Court (Xia Ting)

Governs: Later years, harvest, and affection

At a glance

From the philtrum to the chin — reading later-years fortune and harvest, affection, and fortune in those beneath one.

What is Lower Court (Xia Ting)?

The Lower Court runs from the philtrum to the chin and is read for the fortune of one's later years (roughly 51 onward) together with feeling (情), the harvest of wealth, descendants, and the fortune of those beneath one. A chin rounded, full, and well-balanced is read as a sign of a settled later life, deep feeling, and good fortune in subordinates. When the Lower Court is full among the three courts, it is read as the grain of perseverance, embrace, and accumulation; when weak, as a cue to look to health and to how one finishes in later years.

Frequently asked

What does Lower Court (Xia Ting) mean in face reading?
From the philtrum to the chin — reading later-years fortune and harvest, affection, and fortune in those beneath one. The Lower Court runs from the philtrum to the chin and is read for the fortune of one's later years (roughly 51 onward) together with feeling (情), the harvest of wealth, descendants, and the fortune of those beneath one. A chin rounded, full, and well-balanced is read as a sign of a settled later life, deep feeling, and good fortune in subordinates. When the Lower Court is full among the three courts, it is read as the grain of perseverance, embrace, and accumulation; when weak, as a cue to look to health and to how one finishes in later years.
What does Lower Court (Xia Ting) govern?
It is read for Later years, harvest, and affection — its grain being Later-years fortune · Harvest and affection · Embrace.
Is face reading fixed fate?
Face reading is not fixed fate but a reading of temperament and tendency. It makes no judgment of looks and no medical or psychological diagnosis.

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Face reading is a traditional reading of temperament, for reference only — not a medical, psychological, or looks assessment. Source: Standard physiognomy (觀相學 / Mian Xiang) interpretation.

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