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Chen Wang-yuen

Chen Wang-yuen

Chen Wang-yuen is the credited writer and editor at FaceSage. He is interested in Chinese literature, the history of face reading, and how people form first impressions.

The guides use AI-assisted writing, including ChatGPT, and are checked before publication. The app also uses AI to write individual readings. The author credit does not mean every sentence was written by hand.

What the guides cover

The guides explain what face-reading traditions say about different features, where those ideas come from, and how the traditions differ. They also discuss research on first impressions and the limits of judging people by appearance.

About Chen

Chen grew up in a family that ran a small restaurant. Working with customers made him interested in the impressions people form when they first meet.

He studied Chinese literature and later worked as a copy editor. He became interested in old face-reading texts and the different meanings their authors gave to the same features.

He cooks on Sundays, enjoys long walks, and plays go with a friend. He also keeps a collection of face-reading manuals.

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