The girl is famous for having a 'face that brings luck to her husband'

China's Peng Yuyan, 29 years old, suddenly became famous thanks to a self-recorded video with a face that many people believe "can help her husband become rich and successful".

The woman, who is from Henan province, said she posted the video on her personal Douyin account in January. Initially, nothing unusual happened until early March when the video suddenly went viral, attracting nearly 80,000 comments because of her "wang fu xiang" (husband-prospering face).

Many people commented that "they have never seen a face that combines so many 'husband-prospering' features." Many husbands took this opportunity to share photos of their wives to ask netizens if they have 'husband-prospering' features.

Girl Bang Ngoc Yen, in Ha Nam, attracts attention because of her "husband-promoting face". Photo: @Huaxianpengyuyan

“Wangfuxiang” is a characteristic often mentioned in the Chinese culture of “face reading”. This culture is considered superstitious and has no scientific basis but still attracts many people. On the social network Xiaohongshu, the hashtag #wangfuxiang has more than 800,000 views.

Athlete Guo Jingxing is often seen as a model of a woman with a face that brings luck to her husband. Photo: Sohu

China's "diving queen" Guo Jingjing, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, is often cited as a prime example of a face that brings luck to her husband. Renowned physiognomists in Hong Kong say that Jingjing's face has many of the characteristics of a "noble lady." At one time, her face became a model for women undergoing plastic surgery.

She married Huo Kaigang, the grandson of the late Hong Kong billionaire Huo Yingdong, in 2012. At the wedding, the groom's father declared: "Tinh Tinh being able to marry into my family is a blessing for the entire Huo family."

After getting married, Guo Xing Xing and her husband lived a happy life, she gave birth to three children. Xing Xing herself studied business after retiring, was good at taking care of her children and supporting her husband in developing his career.

In China, in 2010, there was a contest to find "good wives" for rich men, attracting thousands of girls to participate. However, this type of contest was criticized by public opinion as degrading women's dignity, materializing marriage, and being old-fashioned and backward.

Although a husband-promoting face is considered an advantage by matchmakers, there is no link with a higher dowry.

Bao Nhien (According to Sohu / Weibo )

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