I understand your concerns. Being talked about by others may make people feel uncomfortable. Students may use some vague or tactful expressions to comment on the appearance of others, such as: -Use euphemisms or suggestive words to refer to someone's body type, skin color, or characteristics -Indirectly comment on appearance through metaphors or analogies -Use code words or small group internal terms However, what I want to emphasize is that no matter what students may be saying, it is disrespectful to comment on or make fun of the appearance of others. If you feel offended or uncomfortable, you can consider： 1. Communicate this situation with trusted colleagues or superiors 2. Discuss the importance of respect and tolerance with students at the right time 3. You can talk directly but peacefully with relevant students when necessary Everyone should be respected in the study and work environment, regardless of appearance. Your feelings are important, and seeking appropriate support is the right thing to do.