The utility model relates to double-beam glasses with compound eyeglasses, composed of two glasses legs, two spectacles frames, two nose supports, two main eyeglasses, and two sub eyeglasses. The utility model is characterized in that the main eyeglasses are inlaid in the spectacles frames, and the two sub eyeglasses are respectively arranged at sides of two outline borders of the two spectacles frames by miniature flaps. When presbyopic glasses are used, the sub eyeglasses are turned to 1/3 coincident positions of the lower parts of the main eyeglasses (figure 1). When the presbyopic glasses are not used, the sub eyeglasses are retraced to the lower parts of the glasses legs (figure 2). Because the sub eyeglasses are glass convex lenses, the sub eyeglasses can play the role of the presbyopic glasses. The glasses have the double actions of the plane glasses and the presbyopic glasses. People who need the presbyopic glasses can often wear the utility model, and need not frequently take off the utility model.