1. Head: The head is round, and the face is full and rounded both from the front and side. The nose is of medium length, with a brownish tint and a noticeable depression. The muzzle is short.
2. Ears: The tips of the ears are slightly rounded and tilted forward. The ears are set relatively far apart and are a certain distance from the rounded skull.
3. Eyes: Large, round, slightly protruding eyes with expressive features. Wide-set eyes with a golden or yellowish-green color. 
4. Body: Medium build, slender torso, strong bones, firm muscles, long neck, round chest, deep and wide chest, and straight back.
5. Limbs: The limbs are slender and coordinated with the body, with strong and powerful muscles. The soles of the feet are brown.
6. Toes: Toes are round or oval, compact, and have strong grip.
7. Tail: The tail is long, thick at the base, and tapered to a thin tip.
8. Coat: The coat is short and dense, with a glossy undercoat that is smooth and fine like satin.
9. Coat color: Brown and blackish-purple are the most basic coat colors. Other colors include red, cream, blue, chocolate, and purple. Among these, a pure blackish-brown coat is the most ideal.
Burmese cat's living habits:
1. The Burmese cat is a particularly outgoing, energetic, and enthusiastic breed. It is independent and fearless. It is talkative, but its voice is not as hoarse as a Siamese cat. Burmese cats are good at leading other cats. They are sociable, enjoy human companionship, and abhor loneliness. This tireless cat makes an excellent playmate for children. Its loyalty to its owner is evident in its nickname, "Little Dog Cat."
2. Burmese cats have large, expressive eyes that appear both innocent and alluring, making them irresistible. These eyes often seem to hypnotize their owners, leaving them with a lifelong love for their feline companion. Burmese cats have sweet meows, unlike the noisy meows of Siamese cats. They are lively and playful, seemingly never getting enough playtime. Many Burmese cats can use their soft, gentle voices to make requests of their owners, and are rarely refused. Burmese cats are very friendly towards people and get along well with family members and dogs. If they have pleasant travel experiences when they are young, most Burmese cats can easily adapt to car rides.
3. Burmese cats are very dependent on people, and their personalities are somewhat like dogs: many Burmese cats can learn to fetch things like dogs. They are also happy to take charge of household chores.
