Why does Ni say pockmarked face is expensive?

Ni's "pockmarked face" may refer to people with pockmarked faces, black spots or potholes. Such people may not be outstanding in appearance, but they are considered to be special in appearance.

In China's physiognomy theory, people's faces are often considered to reflect a person's character and destiny. Although this view may be considered unscientific by many people in modern society, it is widely accepted in ancient times and in a certain cultural background.

The saying that "a pockmarked face is expensive" may be people's interpretation and cognition of this special facial feature under a specific cultural or social background. However, this statement has not been confirmed by modern science and is still controversial.

Generally speaking, Ni's theory of "pockmarked face is expensive" may be an interpretation of special facial features under a certain cultural background, but this does not mean that this statement is scientifically based.