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How to imitate the shapes of mice, ducks and monkeys?
Look on all fours.

The mouse's body is half crouched, his hands are in front of his mouth, his fingertips are touching, he keeps shaking, his mouth squeaks, as if he has been biting, and his eyes are hovering and evasive, as if there is nowhere to hide.

The monkey shrugged his shoulders, shrank his head, bent his arms, put his fingers together on his chest, and kept scratching his ears, cheeks and blinking. Often one leg is independent, the right hand is placed on the forehead to shade the sun, looking around, skipping when walking, light and agile.

Ducks walk with slightly bent legs, valgus knees and valgus feet. This is the lower body and upper body with palms open, palms facing down, arms slightly open and palms everted, and arms slightly everted like legs, moving forward slowly in this posture.