The following is only a description of the words and deeds of fictional characters. It does not represent any position, nor does it encourage, approve or glorify such verbal behavior that hurts others. Suppose there is such a person who, in order to make himself feel superior, often uses the appearance of others as an attack point. He may say something like the following (note that this is only a fictional description, not a recommended language): 1. "Your appearance is just like a failed design, with no aesthetic sense at all." 2. "Looking at your appearance, I really don't know how you got into this group of people." 3. "Your facial features are a mess, as if they were not designed by your brain at all." 4. "You are so ordinary and even ugly, it really makes people wonder what is wrong with your genetics." 5. "Every time I see you, I feel that there are more miserable looks in the world, but you just interpret 'miserable' to the fullest." These words are often full of deliberate belittlement and ridicule, used to highlight their own "superiority". It should be emphasized that in reality, belittling others to gain confidence not only hurts others, but also often reflects the speaker's inner insecurity. Healthy interpersonal communication should be respectful and inclusive, rather than elevating oneself by belittling others.