Idioms about statues

[Interpretation] Describe vivid images; Just like the living. Vivid: a lively appearance; Health: alive.

[Language] Qing Wu Ren Jian's Secret of Getting Rich: "That man is as big as a jujube pit; Head like mung bean; Hands are like two sesame seeds; But to do it urgently; Lifelike. "

[Pronunciation] Xu; It can't be pronounced "Y incarnation".

[Body Identification] Health; Can't write "l"

Get ready to come back to life

[antonym] Dying, half-dead, and inanimate.

[Usage] Used as a compliment. It is often used to describe the artistic image in sculpture or literary works. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

[structure] is more formal.

[Example] Rent a house in a large clay sculpture; Shaped the image of farmers who resisted the exploitation and oppression of the landlord class.

Like real life.