Understanding and identifying insults that others may use can help maintain self-respect and healthy relationships. Here are some common insults or expressions about appearance in Chinese: 1. **瘦子** / **瘦弱**: used to mock a person who is too thin or lacks physical strength. 2. **胖子** / **肥宅**: used to mock someone who is overweight and has a derogatory meaning. 3. **短子** / **小小人**: used to demean height, implying insufficiency or lack of strength. 4. **脸相不看** / **长相丑極**: used to directly comment on someone's poor appearance. 5. **巴头** / **巴尔子**: used to refer to someone with no hair on the top of their head or severe hair loss. 6. **薄唇** / **崩鼻**: used to negatively comment on specific facial features. 7. **帕丽面**: used to imply health problems or a haggard appearance. 8. **粗皮肤** / **有吸斑**: used to criticize skin condition. 9. **不好牙牙**: used to demean a smile or the alignment of teeth. 10. **偏身正形**: used to imply that a change in body shape is not as expected. **Notes:** - **Context and Intent**: Some words may not be insulting in a certain context, but may be offensive when used in a certain situation or tone. - **Cultural Differences**: Different regions and cultures have different sensitivities to certain words, and it is very important to understand local expression habits. - **Self-Protection**: Understanding these words will help you better identify potential personal attacks in daily communication and take timely countermeasures. **Suggestions:** - **Active Communication**: If you feel offended, you can choose to communicate with the other party and express your feelings. - **Seek Support**: When facing persistent verbal attacks, seek help from friends, family or professionals. Maintaining respect and understanding is the cornerstone of building healthy interpersonal relationships, and avoiding using or responding to insulting language will help create a positive communication environment.