plastics; organic polymers formed from synthetic resins that can be molded into various shapes

To cultivate or develop an abstract image, identity, or set of characteristics

sculpture; statue; Buddhist image

bag made from plastic material

to remodel, reconstruct, or remold (e.g. an art object, an image, or a concept); remodeling

plastic; synthetic resin. In Taiwan, this is the standard term for [[塑料|塑料|su4 liao4]]

A statue or figure created by molding pliable material such as clay, plaster, or wax.

the physical property of a material to deform permanently under force without breaking; the quality of being able to be molded or shaped

The physical property of a material to undergo permanent deformation under external force or high temperature without fracturing

foam plastics; cellular or spongy plastic material used for packaging and insulation, known in Taiwan as [[保丽龙|保麗龍|bao3 li4 long2]]

plastic sheeting or cloth-like material made from plastic

the traditional folk craft of modeling clay into figurines and statues; also used for the finished works of art

to mold plastics by injecting molten plastic material into a mold

An artist who specializes in creating sculptures.

A substance added to materials like synthetic resins or rubber to make them softer and more flexible.

The property of materials like plastics or resins to become soft and pliable when heated and to harden when cooled, allowing them to be remolded multiple times.

art of color modeling or the resulting work; typically involves shaping clay or plaster and painting it with colors

The traditional folk art of kneading and shaping colored dough into figurines; also refers to the dough figurines themselves.

bag made from plastic; primarily used in Taiwan, while mainland China typically uses [[塑料袋|塑料袋|su4 liao4 dai4]]

(idiom) clay-sculpted and wood-carved idols; used to describe a person who is motionless, wooden, or expressionless

To cover a photo, certificate, or document in a thin layer of transparent plastic for protection; also called [[塑封|塑封|su4 feng1]].

to mold clay or other soft materials into statues, figurines, or utensils

statues carved from wood or modeled from clay; (figuratively) describing a person who is dazed, expressionless, or unresponsive like a statue; a blockhead

made entirely out of plastic

plastic film used in farming to protect crops, suppress weeds, or construct greenhouses

a type of sculpture or artwork that contains moving parts or depends on motion for its effect; can include mobiles

public sculpture or statues located in an urban environment

a collection or group of statues and sculptures

An additive used to increase the flexibility or fluidity of materials such as plastics, cement, or gypsum; often toxic and not for human consumption.

to laminate photos, documents, or certificates by sealing them between layers of plastic film

(slang) Mandarin Chinese spoken with a thick regional accent; literally "plastic Mandarin"

A high-performance explosive mixed with plasticizers to create a clay-like substance that can be molded into any shape; stable under high heat and usually requires a detonator to explode.

"super plastic", a nickname or informal term used to refer to Teflon

plastic film or sheeting

to plasticate; to soften rubber or plastic by mechanical or thermal treatment in preparation for further processing

the industrial sector involved in the manufacture of plastic products

A powerful explosive material that is soft and malleable, similar to clay, allowing it to be molded into any shape; it is highly stable and usually requires a detonator to explode.

a soft and moldable form of explosive material

A transparent material made of plastic that resembles glass; often used to make lenses or as a glass substitute

Plastic cards used instead of physical cash, such as credit cards, debit cards, or prepaid cards; also referred to as [[电子钱包|電子錢包|dian4 zi3 qian2 bao1]]

synthetic athletics track; tartan track

motor scooter; specifically used in Taiwan to refer to scooters with plastic body panels

plastic film; abbreviation for [[塑料薄膜|塑料薄膜|su4 liao4 bo2 mo2]]

to shape the body or improve the figure through exercise, training, or weight loss

A construction material for doors and windows consisting of a rigid PVC outer shell reinforced with an internal steel frame

A traditional Chinese art form combining painting and sculpture where figures, landscapes, and buildings are molded onto a wall in relief and then painted.

sponge plastics; porous plastic material

a traditional art form of making painted clay sculptures, often involving a wooden or straw frame covered in layers of fine clay