From the physiognomy point of view, red nevus has more auspicious meaning than black nevus, that is to say, most red nevus are better than black nevus. Red itself is a festive color, and it has similar symbolic characteristics of wealth in Feng Shui. Therefore, it means good luck and prosperity.
In ancient times, cinnabar hemorrhoid refers to the red spots with cinnabar on the eyebrows. Generally, only unmarried girls will order it to show chastity. The red nevus on the inside of elbow is generally called Gong Weisha. When the girl gets married, the little Gong Weisha will disappear automatically.
According to physiognomy, hemorrhoids are good for people on their backs, but bad for people on their backs, that is, hemorrhoids grow in front. Generally speaking, the darker the color of hemorrhoids, the better. Mole is called nevus cell or melanocyte nevus in medicine, which is a skin manifestation caused by the increase of melanocytes in epidermis and dermis. If it is papule or nipple-like appearance or pedicled skin, it is clinically called intradermal nevus; Slightly higher than the leather surface is mostly mixed mole; Not higher than the skin surface is the borderline nevus. Nevus are congenital, including red nevus and black nevus, and remain unchanged for life. Red nevus is the concentration of human qi and blood, so most people with red nevus are lucky.
Indian women should have a Zhu Shazhi on their foreheads, which was originally a blessing costume of Hinduism. It was lit with cinnabar to protect the woman and her husband. It symbolizes eliminating disasters and avoiding evil, and turning evil into good. Traditionally, red is the dress of Hindu married women's surnames. If they are widows, they can't order it. However, sometimes when you go to the temple to worship God, they will also give you a red dot. At this time, both men and women can see a dot on everyone's forehead. Lucky nevus is an ornament for Indian women, children and even men. It has different colors and shapes and different meanings on different occasions, but on the whole, it is a symbol of happiness and auspiciousness.