Drum eyes is a common expression to express excitement, surprise or uncontrollable excitement about something. Usually, when people tell or show some exciting things, people will unconsciously produce this emotional reaction, which will stimulate their eyes. This expression can also be used to express worship, appreciation or support for someone or something. In different cultural backgrounds, the meaning and degree of this behavior may be different.

Drum eyes is an expression and action, not just a simple physical behavior. It usually has social and psychological functions and can be used to express different emotions and feelings. In social situations, it can help people to establish contact with others and increase communication effect and empathy. In addition, bulging eyes can also convey a fuller, more active and more energetic atmosphere through body language, leaving a deeper impression on people. Therefore, many actors and public figures will use bulging eyes to enhance their expressive power when giving speeches or performing.

In different places and communities, the cultural meaning and background of bulging eyes are different. For example, in the traditional culture of China, bulging eyes are usually regarded as emotional expressions of enthusiasm, joy and gratitude. In western culture, this behavior is regarded as a way to show humor and curiosity. In Britain and the United States, it is also common to express surprise, amazement or ridicule with protruding eyes. In a word, glaring is a polysemous expression, and the cultural significance and social customs behind it need to be further explored and understood.