Chinese Face Shapes


圆 (yuán) – Round face (full, circular; often associated with warmth, sociability, sometimes indulgence).

田 (tián) – Square Field-shaped face (broad forehead and jaw, square outline, like a cultivated field; linked to stability, reliability, hard work).

目 (mù) – Eye-shaped face (long, narrow, rectangular; focus, precision, seriousness).

同 (tóng) – Long/Wide Uniform/symmetrical face (balanced features, harmony, cooperation).

用 (yòng) – Practical face (features arranged in a way suggesting resourcefulness and utility; someone who “knows how to use” resources).


由 (yóu) – 
small forehead/wide chin Pear  Reason/vertical-shaped face (longer, thinner, emphasizing logic, analysis, introspection).

甲 (jiǎ) – Triangle V Shaped Armor-shaped face (triangular or protective look; linked to resilience, toughness, and sometimes defense mechanisms).

申 (shēn) – Diamond? Extended/elongated face? (stretched proportions, often connected to communication, expressiveness, sometimes nervous energy).

风 (fēng) – Flat/Broad Wind face (lighter, narrower, changeable features; adaptability, sociability, creativity, but less rooted).

王 (wáng) – King’s face (square, strong jaw, wide forehead; authority, leadership, commanding presence).

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