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人緣紋 · Rényuán-wén ("line of human affinity")
Also called: Popularity line · Ren yuan wen · Line of affinity · Social line · 人気線
Where on the hand: Rising from the outer edge of the palm low down — the base of the percussion or the Mount of Luna — and slanting upward and inward toward the centre of the palm, often to meet the fate line.
What it looks like: One or several fine lines rising at a shallow angle from the outer lower edge of the palm toward the middle of the hand.
Read as social luck: the person attracts goodwill, is remembered warmly, and gets on easily with strangers. Where the line reaches the fate line, Chinese practice reads a career advanced through other people's support rather than through solitary effort.
Read with care: The Japanese alt name 人気線 given here is not a Japanese palmistry term and returns nothing; it appears to be invented.
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