Three Courts — Structure & Measurement

The Three Courts divide the face into upper / middle / lower thirds and form a reliable structural backdrop for reading: learn (upper), do (middle), carry (lower). Start with measuring, then map emphasis to your phase and job style, and use small, testable tweaks to fix imbalance.

Overview

• Upper: hairline → underside of brows
• Middle: underside of brows → base of nose
• Lower: base of nose → bottom of chin

Ideal ≈ three equal thirds; in real life, ±8% is common. Always read patterns (proportions + features + complexion + state), not a single sign.

What you will learn

• Reliable, repeatable ways to measure upper/middle/lower courts with just a phone.
• How court emphasis maps to real-life phases: learn → do → carry.
• Job-style patterns (non-deterministic) and how to self-tune kindly.
• Fixing imbalance via small, testable adjustments (shape / spirit / stance).
• Better decisions by reading patterns, not one-off features.

Topics: Three Courts, face proportion, upper/middle/lower court, measurement methods, planning, execution, stability, career styles, self-improvement, Chinese face reading.