人非木石

Explanation: Means people have thoughts and feelings, easily touched by the outside world of things, unlike non-living, no consciousness, no feeling of trees stone. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as object, clause; often used in conjunction with the ruthless Practice makes perfect 　　Source: Qian Han, "Letter to Ren": "body of non-wood and stone, alone associating with the French officials, deeper prison and among those who can tell?" Thesaurus:  Were non- vegetation