Sentences describing the changes of the elderly

1. What flows in the gully is the long river of years, and the afterglow of the sunset is sprinkled on the yellowed skin. How many days has he witnessed our life and how many times have passed?

The old man's hunchback arched upward like a hill.

Every finger of the old man's hand can't stretch straight, and there are cocoons inside and outside. The whole thing really looks like a small rake made of branches.

The old man is thin and haggard, and there are some deep wrinkles on his neck. There are some brown spots on the cheeks, which are benign skin canceration caused by the light reflected by the sun on the tropical sea. Brown spots spread from both sides of his face, and his hands often pull big fish with ropes, leaving deep scars. But none of these scars are new. They are as old as eroded places in the desert, where there are no fish to play.

The old man has a short and hard moustache, a pair of brown eyes deep in the eye socket, and a disheveled gray hair.

6. The old man's flesh is not much, and he is as thin as an old osprey. However, the tanned face, short white beard are particularly energetic, and those deep-set eyes are particularly bright. It is rare to see such sharp and bright eyes, except on Baiyangdian Lake.