Learn the Chinese behind Tai Chi. In each bite sized episode, I explain the Chinese behind a popular Tai Chi term, like Parting the wild horse’s mane (episode 7) or White crane spreads its wings (episode 9).
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Learn the Chinese behind Tai Chi. In each bite sized episode, I explain the Chinese behind a popular Tai Chi term, like Parting the wild horse’s mane (episode 7) or White crane spreads its wings (episode 9).
揽雀尾 Lǎn Què Wěi: Grasp the bird’s tail |
揽 Lǎn: Grasp, pull, hug, take on |
揽抱 Lǎn Bào: Hug, embrace |
揽权 Lǎn Quán: Seize power |
揽客 Lǎn Kè: Attract customers |
雀 Què: Bird, small bird |
雀鸟 Què Niǎo : Bird, birds |
麻雀 Má Què: Small bird, sparrow, Mahjong |
雀巢 Què Cháo: Bird’s nest (Cantonese), Nestle company |
鸟巢 Niǎo Cháo: Bird’s nest, Olympic stadium in Beijing |
尾 Wěi: Tail |
尾巴 Wěi Bā: Tail |
尾椎骨 Wěi Zhuī Gǔ: Caudal vertebrae, tailbone |
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Tai Chi Chinese
Learn the Chinese behind Tai Chi. In each bite sized episode, I explain the Chinese behind a popular Tai Chi term, like Parting the wild horse’s mane (episode 7) or White crane spreads its wings (episode 9).
