What are the eight sentences of "Bingjian" for reading?

Zeng Guofan's physiognomy formula is explained as follows:

Evil people have small eyes and short breathing; upright people have bright eyes and even breathing.

People who tell the truth have no abnormality in their lips; people who tell lies have slightly trembling lips due to psychological stress.

The degree of fame can reflect a person’s character. People with extraordinary temperament, erudition and talent will have great fame.

People's spirit can be seen through wealth and wealth. People with wealth and wealth are full of energy, while poor people become mentally atrophied due to the pressure of life.

The claws of the fingers refer to palmistry. The fingers are particularly straight, which means you hold your head high, indicating that you are the one who makes the decision about things. The fingers are crooked, indicating that you have no idea about things and need guidance from others. .

Thick hamstrings indicate that there was a disturbance and forced people to travel long distances to escape; thin hamstrings indicate that there was no disturbance.

To see whether something is organized, you have to look at it through words. If the words don’t add up to each other and there are a lot of language errors, it means there is no organization.

When Zeng Guofan recruits talents, he pays special attention to the eyes. Eyes that are round and move around are too clever, dishonest and fickle. This kind of person may not be reliable at critical moments. The answers are not smooth, but if the eyes don't wander, then it's reliable. The face is dull and turbid, and the color is floating, which is not very reliable. The eyes are clear but uncertain, the person understands but is slippery.

Introduction to the work:

"Bing Jian" is valued and loved by people from all walks of life because of its strong practicality, enlightenment and reference. "Bingjian" creates a way for readers to get close to Zeng Guofan's wisdom and experience his unique strategies for recognizing and employing people. A true wisdom classic that can not only span the field to which it belongs, but also span time and space!

The book "Bingjian" had a great influence on later generations. Chiang Kai-shek's method of fortune-telling benefited from "Bingjian". When arranging important personnel, he often observes their appearance and color to decide whether to use them or not. When Jiang Weiguo was the president of the Armed Forces University, this book was designated as an important reference book for students. This book had been extinct in mainland China for decades. In recent years, it has been compiled and published and is very popular among readers.