Humor in the lovely sentence praising the baby.

1. Her red face shines like an apple ripe in September.

2, the baby sleeps soundly, and the two small eyes are very tight, like two thin lines; Two eyebrows are as thin as two wickers; Small mouth often opens and closes, as if to shout the joy of his coming into this world.

3, look at this baby, pink and tender! How watery! I stare at you, staring at a wonderful and vivid work of art, and I can't get enough of it.

A row of teeth as white as jade appeared on his dark face.

5. Oh, my God! She's really small. Her hands are only one-sixth as big as mine, and she has a lovely cherry mouth.

There is not a hair on his big shiny head. A pair of big sparkly eyes are embedded in a red face, like two black mercury in white water and silver, which shows cleverness, not to mention. How cute he looks!

7. Far under the head, a pair of big eyes are shining with wisdom, and the small face is blushing, just like a half-cooked peach.

8. This is a skinny boy with good features. Especially those eyes bigger than ordinary people, shining with wisdom. He dragged his clogs, a shabby green uniform hanging down to his knees.

9. Her face has a pair of beautiful eyes, childish and long eyelashes, like two crystal grapes.

10, she showed a row of neat teeth, like pearls.