What Is a Current Face?

Face ("face" means "face", face is also called face, face) is the front part of the human body, ranging from the frontal to the frontal. Including forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth, lips, skin, cheeks, palate and other organs or parts. The eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and throat are called facial features, which mainly refer to the facial organs, but strictly speaking, the ears and throat are not located on the facial surface. Humans produce expressions and identify identities through faces. In Chinese medicine, faces also reflect people's health.

[miàn kng]

(1) [face]: Face; facial expression.

Serious and rigid face

(2) [facade]: A false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect

Pretend to be a satisfied face ^[1]

Face.

The poem "Mocking Liu Wenshu" by Tang Huangxuanchu: "Wenshu's face is not like cymbals, but his face is stronger than wenshu."

Yuan Wu Changling's "Zhang Tianshi" first fold: "It's not like Joe's face when he first met."

"The Legend of Naming-One of Sanmenxia Sanji": "It turned out to be a student-like person with a pale face."

2. Look.

Song Gaoyu's "Society Solutions and Worshipping Monks": "A female disciple worships diligently, and she would like a monk on the back."

Qing Li's "Drunk Taiping · Title Village School Map" words: "The face of a village master, described as a thirsty sleeper."

3, still face, decent.

"Awakening Thousand Words, Du Zichun's Three Entry into Chang'an": "I'm poor, I don't have any faces in Chang'an on the left and right, what's the point of this house?"

The second act of Hong Shen's "Scented Rice": "Although we rural people are poor, our faces always want it." ^[1]