Sentences describing the appearance of characters in Lu Xun's novels

1. His face is yellow with white, and he is worryingly thin, like a person recovering from a serious illness, but he is in good spirits and shows no signs of depression.

She still wears a white rope on her head, a black skirt, a blue clip, a moonlight vest, and her face is black and blue, but the bloodshot on her cheeks has disappeared, and there are still some tears in her eyes, and her eyes are not as energetic as before.

Kong Yiji is the only one standing drinking and wearing a gown. He is tall, with a blue-and-white face and scars between wrinkles. Although he is wearing a robe, he is dirty and torn. It seems that it hasn't been mended or washed for more than ten years.

His figure doubled, his purple round face turned gray-yellow, and with deep wrinkles, his eyes were as red as his father's. I know that people who farm by the sea blow the sea breeze all day, which is generally the case.

He wore a worn felt hat, only a thin cotton-padded coat, a paper bag and a long pipe in his hand. That hand is not the red and round hand I remember, but thick, stupid and cracked, like pine bark.