“Eye-Catcher”(显眼包)：

In Chinese, it is pronounced as: xiǎn yǎn bāo，Written as:

“Eye-catcher” is a neutral term that has become popular online. It refers to someone whose appearance or personality traits are distinctly noticeable. The term “eye” suggests something that is obvious and easy to see, hence eye-catching; “catcher” is added after verbs or adjectives to denote a person characterized by a particular trait. Originally, “eye-catcher” carried a slight connotation of disapproval. However, nowadays, the term has taken on a more complimentary meaning, and the negative connotation has gradually faded. Calling someone an “eye-catcher” is not only about their tendency to seek attention but also celebrates their inner vitality and overflow of energy, making them both endearing and capable of creating a joyful atmosphere. Today’s “eye-catchers” are popular for their uniqueness, representing a broader acceptance of individualized and diverse expressions.

Furthermore, “eye-catcher” can also refer to things that stand out among their kind. It’s commonly said that “every species and every field has its own eye-catchers.” For instance, museum exhibits that are lively and humorous are also called “eye-catchers.”