林惠君 黄熊猫 孙小绿
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This document discusses how to "read" different nose shapes and sizes to understand people's personalities and tendencies. It claims that people with upward-pointing noses are more trusting, while downward-pointing noses are more skeptical. Horizontal noses have a balanced approach. Big noses leave impressions and dislike repetition, while small noses don't mind repetition and like working with others of similar nose size. Hooked noses share big nose traits but more extreme, and helper's noses tend to help others excessively. It analyzes Emma Watson and Will Ferrell based on these nose traits.
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