What is a typical work of Sinicization of Buddhist statues in the Song Dynasty?

Lingyan Temple in Changqing, Shandong Province, was founded in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in 1061 during the Song Dynasty. The temple statue according to the Qingli "Qizhou Jingde Lingyan Temple" and "Taishan Zhi-Lingyan Temple statue title" said thirty-two luohan, and there is the central body of the Shakyamuni statue and Manjushri, Puxian statue of the Bodhisattva, later called "forty luohan".

For example, one of them, 65 centimeters high, 30 centimeters wide, Lohan head, high forehead, round face, long ears. Wearing a right obeisance to the monk's clothes, long skirt, the hem showing skirt folds. Trickster, right hand holding the knee, right foot crossed beside the left leg, left hand holding the Buddha beads, body head straight, sitting on the Sumeru seat. The eyes are gazing at each other in thought. This statue has a strong sense of life, is a typical work of the Song dynasty Buddhist statues of Chinese, with the whole piece of wood carving, the whole statue using mineral coloring, like the body coated with rose red, mouth coated with vermilion color, the eyes are onyx inlays, under the skirt folds and the inner garment color peeling off to reveal the white, the seat is coated with dark brown.