What idioms describe happiness in old age?

BáI tóu Xiél?o: A husband and wife grow old together.

Sentence: Baby, your mother and I will grow old together. We are both precious.

Bái tóu xiāng shǒu: It means that there is no divorce between husband and wife from marriage to old age, which shows that the husband and wife have a good relationship and love.

Sentence: Guli and I will spend the rest of our lives together.

Old people can have a suitable home.

Sentence making: Old friends are both relatives and only children, so that the elderly have a home, strong and useful, and young people have their own strengths.

Old and strong (ll m: l?lǎo dāng yìZhang): old: old; When: I should; Benefits: more; Strong: strong and magnificent, describing old age but ambitious, often used to praise the working spirit of the elderly who are not afraid of hardship and fatigue.

Sentence: It is better to grow old when you are strong.

Children and grandchildren (é ér sūn mǎn táng t á ng t á ng): Children and grandchildren are full of children and grandchildren.

Sentence: No matter how old they are, their hair is gray, and their children and grandchildren are still full.

Yí yǎng tiān nián n: refers to the maintenance period.

Sentence: The old lady 100 years old should provide for the elderly, so why put herself in danger?