The golden section law was discovered by Pythagoras, an ancient Greek mathematician in the sixth century BC, and was later called the golden section by Plato, an ancient Greek aesthete. This is actually a numerical proportional relationship, that is, dividing a line into two parts. At this time, the ratio of long segment to short segment is exactly equal to the ratio of the whole line to long segment, and its numerical ratio is 1.6 18: 1 or 1: 0.6 18, that is to say, long. 0.6 18, with strict proportionality, artistry and harmony, contains rich aesthetic value. Why do people instinctively feel the existence of beauty for such a proportion? In fact, this is closely related to the evolution of human beings and the normal development of human bodies. According to research, in the process of evolution from apes to humans, the skull and leg bones changed the most and the body shape changed the least, because it was similar to gold. Many proportions in the human body structure are close to 0.6 18, so the beauty of the human body is fixed in the historical accumulation of hundreds of thousands of years. Humans are most familiar with themselves, and they will inevitably regard the beauty of the human body as the highest aesthetic standard, which is derived from things and people and from people and things. Any object similar to the human body likes it and feels beautiful. Therefore, the golden section law, as an important law of formal beauty, has become an aesthetic classic law handed down from generation to generation, and it has never failed! In recent years, when studying the relationship between the golden section and the human body, it has been found that there are 14 "golden points" (the ratio of short segment to long segment of an object is 0.6 18), 12 "golden rectangles" (the width-length ratio is 0.6 18) and two "golden rectangles". Golden point: (1) navel: the dividing point between the top of the head and the bottom of the foot; (2) Throat: the dividing point between the top of the head and the navel; (3), (4) Knee joint: the dividing point between navel and sole; (5) and (6) Elbow joint: the dividing point between shoulder joint and middle fingertip; (7) and (8) nipple: the dividing point on the longitudinal axis of trunk nipple; (9) Eyebrow point: the dividing point between hairline and chin base 1/3 and 2/3; (10) Subnasal point: the dividing point between hairline and chin base 1/3 and 2/3; (1 1) lip bead point: the dividing point between the nose base and the chin base 1/3 and the middle and lower 2/3; (12) straight point of chin labial groove: the dividing point between 1/3 and upper middle 2/3 is the distance between nose base and chin base; (13) Left corner point: the boundary point between the left 1/3 and the right 2/3 of the horizontal line of the oral fissure; (14) Right corner point: the boundary point between the right 1/3 and the left 2/3 of the horizontal line of the oral fissure. Golden section law of face: golden rectangle of face with three courts and five eyes: (1) Body contour: shoulder width, hip breadth average width, and height from shoulder peak to hip base; (2) Facial contour: the horizontal face of eyes is wide, and the distance from hairline to the bottom of chin is long; (3) Nose contour: the alar is wide and the distance from the nasal root to the nasal floor is long; (4) Lip contour: At rest, the distance between the peaks of the upper and lower lips is wider, and the distance between the lips is longer; (5) and (6) Hand contour: the transverse diameter of the hand is wide, and the average length is taken when the five fingers are together; (7), (8), (9), (10), (1 1), (12) Maxillary incisors, lateral incisors and canine profiles (three on the left and three on the right): the largest mesial and distal diameters.
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