Regarding the use of vague expressions among neighbors to talk about the appearance of others, this may stem from avoiding the embarrassment caused by direct evaluation. The following are some common euphemisms and potential meanings, but please note that it is impolite to talk about the appearance of others behind your back.： **Common euphemisms：** 1. **"Spiritual beauty"**-Commonly used to change the subject and imply disapproval of appearance 2. **"Blessed phase"**-Usually refers to a fuller body shape, which may be ridiculed with concern 3. **"High recognition"**-May mean that the appearance does not conform to the mainstream aesthetic but has memory points 4. **"Durable"**-Commonly used to describe looks that are not stunning at first glance but comfortable to get along with 5. **"Unique temperament"**-May suggest ordinary appearance but distinctive dress/behavior **Need to pay attention：** • This kind of expression is often subjective, and the same sentence may have completely opposite interpretations in different contexts. • Some elders will use facial terms such as "Heavenly Court fullness" and "Earth Pavilion Square" to make subtle evaluations. • Online idioms such as "atmosphere players" may be used in young people (referring to relying on appearance rather than original appearance) **Recommended treatment method：** 1. There is no need to over-interpret the conversations of others, appearance evaluation is extremely subjective 2. If you involve your own friends, you can gently remind your neighbors to respect their privacy. 3. When you encounter discussions that make you uncomfortable, you can directly express "Let's change the subject." 4. Cultivate "non-critical thinking" and pay attention to the personality traits of others rather than their appearance. Everyone has a different definition of beauty, and it is important to establish a healthy self-awareness. If these discussions are found to affect interpersonal relationships, it is recommended to promote sincere exchanges between neighbors through community activities and reduce the space for behind-the-scenes discussions.