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Divine Fortuneteller Ma Yi, the physiognomy book in ancient China, is abundant with vivid records of morphological description and sketches of ancient Chinese. The chosen content about anthropometry from the book is illustrated and interpreted, along with the analyses of the landmarks of measurement, facial features, face shapes, regional differences of human body in this ancient book. It is found that the landmarks for facial measurement and facial shapes resemble those in modern anthropometry and anthropometry difference of region, age and gender were also mentioned in this ancient book. Especially, the classification of body types and palm prints, based on observation and induction, is more comprehensive and subtle than modern anthropometry.

Anthropometry in Ancient China Based on the Physiognomy Book of Divine Fortuneteller Ma Yi