Which Korean Animal Face Are You?
Korean animal face type
Fox Face
여우상 yeou-sang
You read the room before you walk in.
Fox face (yeou-sang, 여우상) is the Korean animal face type for someone who looks sharp and quietly alluring: a slim face, a pointed chin, long eyes that lift at the ends and a sly half-smile.
It's you if…
- You know who likes whom at the party within ten minutes.
- You can get a table, a discount or a second chance with one sentence.
- Your “I'm fine” has five meanings and everyone knows which one it is.
The surprise
Fox faces are terrible liars to the people they love. All that charm switches off at home, where you're blunt, lazy and asleep by eleven.
Best matchBear FaceYou plan the adventure, they carry the bag and laugh at every joke. Steady meets sparkle.Worst matchCat FaceTwo people who read the room, and nobody ever texts first.In Korean culture
Korean folklore has the gumiho (구미호), a nine-tailed fox that can take human form, often as a beautiful woman — which is why yeou (fox) also means someone clever and a little cunning. The gumiho still turns up in Korean dramas and webtoons, usually more misunderstood than evil.
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What does yeou-sang (fox face) mean in Korean?
Yeou-sang means “fox look”: a slim face, a pointed chin and long eyes that lift at the corners — sharp, clever and alluring.
Is “fox face” a compliment or an insult?
It depends on tone. It usually praises an attractive, smart-looking face, but yeou (fox) can also mean a sly person, so it can tease.
How is a fox face different from a cat face?
Both have upturned eyes. A fox face is usually narrower with a pointier chin and a playful look; a cat face is rounder and reads cooler.
Animal face types are a pop-culture way of describing looks, not a science. This quiz asks about vibe and habits only — it never sees your face.