A passage describing the facial expression of a character when he is wronged.

1, her face is disproportionately white, her closed eyes are full of tears, so that her long eyelashes are soaked in water, and her tight lips have oozed a wisp of blood.

His eyes looked straight at the ashes, and his wide front teeth bit his lips tightly, without a trace of blood. He doesn't know how to cry, like a child carved out of stone. Only his nose, which has been moving, makes people feel that the young heart is still beating painfully in the chest.

Being greatly wronged, I fell on the table, covered my ears with my hands, and cried with trembling shoulders.

He has never been treated like this. Tears of injustice swirled in his eyes. He lowered his head, turned and ran back to the dormitory.

Being snatched away by them for no reason, she was so wronged that she couldn't stand it any longer and sobbed on her desk.

6. Every family's big eyes twinkle, and despite being scolded by injustice, she won't let the tears fall, because she is a strong child.