figurines造句

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2、Tianjin clay figurines, Henan clay figurines, and Huishan clay figurines have different features which vividly show you the uniqueness of Chinese clay figurines.

3、Buddhist figurines are also on display.

4、And make Tianjin caly figurines is to shine is famous of Zhang's Painted caly figurines.

5、Fortunately these clay figurines have become famous handicraft articles.

6、figurines of poetic drama of Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties

7、They are wooden figurines of Warring States period.

8、The strangest thing is that all the figurines were armless.

9、"Clay figurines have been popular in Wuxi for several hundred years. Multi-colored clay figurines called da a fu are very famous, the words mean big lucky baby. Now it is used to refer to all clay figurines there."

10、People liked his clay figurines very much and gave him the nickname of Clay Figurine Zhang.

11、The memorial also featured an exhibition of Jackson memorabilia including CDs, figurines, pins and magazines.

12、It's a Yule log-shaped chocolate cake with some sugar figurines on the top.

13、Only 88 of the figurines will be available to fans around the world.

14、Earlier this year, Chanel launched a special collection that included earrings with Chinese figurines.

15、Clay Zhang is the representative of Chinese clay figurines. This documentary focuses on clay Zhang by relating him to the development of Chinese clay figurines and its forms of arts.

16、His clay figurines were very vivid and expressive, and were soon well known in the surrounding area.

17、China's history entered the feudal society, and the system and custom of burial of figurines for generations began to flourish.

18、The clay figurines of Tianjin are different from those of Mount Hui of Wuxi where the figurines and other clay objects, bearing a striking resemblance to their originals more than in outward appearance, are cast in molds.

19、It has been suggested that these figurines were an ideal type or an expression of a desire for fertility.

20、In his childhood, he learned from his father how to make clay figurines to make a living.

21、From that time, Huishan clay figurines were officially recognised as articles of tribute to the imperial court.

22、"More than 100 varieties are now carved into seals, ink slabs and other desk accessories, animal and human figurines, and inlaid ornaments."

23、On display in a showroom in Tokyo are versions of the famous feline in everything from tiny earrings to melon-sized figurines.

24、In the temple,a 6-metre high 17-storeyed bronze tower made in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) has some 4000 engraved Buddhist figurines on it.

25、I am obsessed with these Capodimonte figurines, mostly because the same handsome face is used for both the woman and the man figure.

26、This point can be confirmed from the Ming Tombs, and the miniature figurines and Trojans unearthed from the Xuangong are the manifestations of this system.

27、Most of the terracotta figures are male, and a few of them are elders with long beards. A few figurines are short and show the image of a lady in the palace.

28、Linan in the Southern Song Dynasty has many individual craftsmen, including flower cutting, pasting, basket making, beading, making sachets, kites, fireworks, clay figurines, masks and so on. There are dozens of people in each industry.

29、Two forms of folk art are unique to Tianjin, clay figurines and New Year pictures, the latter originating in a village near the city known as Yang'Liu'Qing or Green Willows.

30、Ming ware is a taboo for funeral objects. It was first recorded in Zhou Li. It mainly consists of two parts. One is imitation of "figurines" or "even" and the other is practical goods.

31、That twenty-one ceramic dog figurines were discovered during the excavating of a 1,000-year-old Hohokam village in Tempe, Arizona, has nearly doubled the number of these artifacts known to exist.

32、" The pottery toys and figurines are of two kinds, the first is made of clay mixed with bits of cotton fabric and paper, which is then modeled, dried and painted; the second is of pure clay, which is. modeled, dried in the shade, baked in a kiln, then either painted or left in its natural color."

33、On the Shinto, there appeared a carved guard of honor consisting of Ministers of culture and military affairs and various precious animals, instead of being buried, and the wooden figurines in the mausoleum were only funeral objects in a symbolic sense.