Talk about sentences describing grandparents.

Grandpa has a square face, his face is full of wrinkles, and his eyes are bright under his gray eyebrows. My grandfather is over sixty years old, with gray temples and bare head in the middle, like a small stadium; There are a few sparse hairs around, and the face is very round, smiling all day. Grandpa's bare back, black and thin body is covered with dried meat, like the annual rings on an ancient tree, and there are some black spots highlighted by the old man on his ribs. Grandpa's thin figure, weather-beaten face is full of wrinkles, a pair of deep eyes are full of kindness and love, and a black watermelon hat is buckled on his bald head. Only in the hottest days can you see his pointed head all year round. I am far away (reprinted from the first model website, please keep this mark. ) I saw grandpa under the roadside lamp: he was leaning against a telephone pole, wrapped in a thick leather jacket and wearing that dusty old fedora hat. My grandfather is over 60 years old this year. He has a big belly, ears hanging over his shoulders and a bright smile, just like a kind-hearted "Maitreya Buddha". The mountains on grandpa's face, such as ditches and valleys, smile under the stars. My grandmother is over 60 years old, with gray temples, wrinkled face and a pair of reading glasses on her nose. Grandma is still lying so expressionless, only her usual narrow eyes are wide open, as if looking at or saying something. Yo! Grandma is so neat: a novel silver-gray tweed dress, shiny silver hair, shallow wrinkles on her forehead and happy eyes. As soon as I entered the village, I met my grandmother: small feet, hunchback, thick clothes, wrinkled face, eyes struggling to open up, sparse hair tied into a small and messy bun.