understand how you feel, and it can be frustrating to face the veiled or sarcastic language that students may use. While specific coded language and veiled expressions vary by region, culture, and student group, here are some common ways that students may comment on or disparage someone’s appearance: 1. **Synonyms or nicknames**: Using specific nicknames to suggest certain physical characteristics, such as “fat tiger”, “dwarf”, etc. 2. **Adjective combinations**: Describing appearance by combining adjectives, such as “sloppy”, “weird”, etc. 3. **Popular culture references**: Borrowing characters or terms from movies, TV shows, or online hot topics to describe, such as “like a character in a certain movie”. 4. **Sarcastic metaphors**: Using metaphors or analogies to indirectly express disparagement, such as “like having no clothes on”, “walking like a duck”, etc. 5. **Ironic expressions**: On the surface, they seem to be compliments, but in fact they are sarcastic, such as “really stylish”, “super fashionable”, etc., with a disdainful tone. **Coping suggestions:** 1. **Establish open communication**: Have a frank conversation with the student, understand the specific situation, and express your feelings. 2. **Seek support**: Communicate with the school's psychological counselor or management, and seek their help and advice. 3. **Boost self-confidence**: Focus on your own strengths and achievements, enhance your self-confidence, and respond to negative comments from the outside world with a more positive attitude. 4. **Education and guidance**: In class or other occasions, emphasize the importance of respect and tolerance, and guide students to establish correct values. If the situation is serious, it is recommended to contact relevant professionals or institutions in a timely manner to obtain more specific and professional help.