Glossary of Tai Chi Chuan Terms A-Z
注音符號拼音對照表
ㄅ b | ㄆ p | ㄇ m | ㄈf | ㄉ d | ㄊ t | ㄋ n | ㄌ l | ㄍ g | ㄎ k |
ㄏ h | ㄐ j | ㄑ q | ㄒ x | ㄓ zh | ㄔ ch | ㄕ sh | ㄖ r | ㄗ z | ㄘ c |
ㄙ s | ㄚ a | ㄛ o | ㄜ e | ㄝ ye | ㄞ ai | ㄟ ei | ㄠ ao | ㄡ ou | ㄢ an |
ㄣ en | ㄤang | ㄥeng | ㄦ er | ㄧ(y)i | ㄨ(w)u | ㄩ yu |
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規則︰ 1. i=不發音 2. y=字首 3. w=字首
特例︰ 1. ong 東 2. iong 雄 3. ui 輝 4. ing 英 5. iu 秋 6. qu 區
H
1.
Haidi Zhen 海底針 (Hăi Dĭ Zhēn): Needle at the bottom of the sea
2.
Han xiong含胸 (hán xiōng): Hollow the chest
3.
Han xiong
ba bei涵胸 (hán xiōng ba bei): Suppress the chest, pull up
the back; Keep the chest slightly inward, which will enable a practitioner to sink
breath to the dan tian (lower belly).
4.
Han xiong
Tayao含胸塌腰 (hán xiōng tā yāo): Hollow the chest and settle the waist
5.
Hand Plays P'i P'a :
Shou Hui Pi Pa手揮琵琶
6.
Hao 好: Good
7.
Ha哈: Sound emitted during
practice.
8.
He合(hé): Closing;to gather in completion of attacking or
retreating, and these can also be applied to every posture in the form; Fuse together. Closing. Integration. Harmony. Unite. Integrate. Merge.
9.
He 褐: Brown
10. He 鶴: Crane, one of the
five animal styles of Shaolin Kung Fu.
11. He bu 合步: Cooperating step
12. He shang 和尚: Monk
13. He Shou 合手: Close Hands; hands closing; Closing Hands
14. He Tai Ji合太極 (Hé Tài Jí): Closing T'ai Chi
15. He Yin Yang 合陰陽: Uniting Yin
and Yang ; Yin and Yang Merging Into One.
16. Hege Jiaoshi合格教師: Certification/Certified
Teacher
17. Hei hu sou shan 黑虎搜山: Black tiger searches in the mountains.
18. Hei xiong fan shen 黑熊翻身: The black bear rolls over its back. ;Black bear
turns over.
19. Hei 黑: Black
20. Helix: Luo xuan 螺旋--Something spiral in form: as a coil formed by
winding wire around a uniform tube
21. Héng Quan 橫拳 : Crossing
Fist from Xing Yi Quan's Five Fists
22. Heng Shan 恒山: The southern holy mountain of China in Shanxi
Province. Lit. “permanent, lasting mountain”
23. Heng Shan 衡山: The northern holy mountain of China in Hunan
Province. Lit. “judge, measure mountain”
24. Heng Xiefei Shi 橫斜飛式 (héng xié
fēi shì): Cross Slant Flying Posture
25. Heng 哼: Sound emitted during practice.
26. Heng 橫(Héng): To sweep across e.g. Used with sword as a
horizontal diversion or attack, often followed by a thrust.
27. Heng-qi 横徛: Literally "horizontal cross over" or
overcrossed energy. It possesses hard and sharp qualities and is concealed in
the chest area of the body. With Heng-qi, it is difficult to be round and
movable, as if hindered by a very sharp and sensitive instrument in your chest
on the edge of bursting, making you stressed and anxious.
28. Hey 合 (hé): close;
unite, combine; suit;Join; amount to// See He.
29. Hidden Thrust Punch and Whirling Upper Arms: Yan
Shou Gong Quan 掩手肱拳
30. High Pat on Horse : Gao tan ma 高探馬 (Gāo tàn mǎ)
31. High Pat on Horse, Piercing Palm: 高探馬穿掌 (Gāo tàn
mǎ chuān zhǎng)
32. Hold palm up and stand on one leg: Du Li Tuo
Zhang獨立托掌
33. Hong 紅:Red
34. Hop and Thrust:Tiao Bu Ping Ci跳步平刺 (tiào bù
píng cì)
35. Horse Riding Stance : Basic stance, resembling that of a horse
rider. Legs are wide, knees bent and
back straight, tailbone tucked in. Weight is distributed evenly through the
legs. Feet face forward.
36. Hou 後: Back
37. Hou 猴: Monkey
38. Hou Tian Qi 後天氣: Post-birth Qi;The Qi that is acquired after
birth; Post-heaven Qi. This Qi is drawn from the Jing
(Essence) of the food and air we take in.
39. Hou Zhao後招: Backward Trick; Backward Technique; Back Posture Roll Backward
40. Houtui shuang bi tieshen 後退雙臂貼身 (Hòutuì, shuāng bì tiēshēn hou): Retreat, arms
beside body
41. Hsing I Chuan形意拳: Form-Mind Boxing or Shape Will Boxing; Shape Mind Fist, or Shape Mind Intent/Boxing, considered the most aggressive and direct of the
internal Kung Fu systems, with less of wide sweeping movements, and more
linear, direct attack, involving fists and open palms.
42. Hsing I/ Xing Yi Chuan 形意拳: Form and Intent Boxing, one of the three major internal styles; Mind Intent/Boxing.
43. Hsin心: The essential mind which produces the intent
44. Hu Bao Gui Shan虎豹歸山 (Hŭ Bào Guī Shān): Tiger and leopard spring to the
mountain.// Said to be the same as Bao Hu Gui Shan 抱虎歸山
45. Hu xi jian 護膝劍: Sword protecting the knee.
46. Hu xin dao 護心刀: The sabre that protects the heart.
47. Hu Xin Quan護心拳 : Protecting
the Heart with the Fist; Protect the
Heart Punch; The Fist Protecting the Heart
48. Hu 虎: Tiger
49. Hua Chuan 化拳: Transforming
boxing
50. hua jiao bu花腳步: Flower (or patterned) feet steps.
51. Hua Shan 華山: The western holy mountain of China in Shaanxi
Province. Lit. “magnificent, China mountain”
52. Hua 化 (Huà): n. change; transformation; metamorphosis. V. to change, to transform
53. Huai zhong bao yue 懷中抱月: Embracing the moon.
54. Huan tiao 環眺:an acupoint,belonging
to the Gallbladder meridian of Foot-Shaoyang. This point maintains the qi
connection between the legs and torso.
55. Huan 緩: slow,
relaxed.
56. Huang long san jiao shui黃龍三攪水: Yellow
dragon stirs water three times.
57. Huang Ti 黃帝: Legendary
Yellow Emperor, credited as the author of the Nei-Ching, the Taoist Classic of
Internal Medicine.
58. Huang 黃: Yellow
59. Huantiao 環眺: An acupuncture cavity located on the buttocks.
60. Huanyuan還原 (Huán yuan): Return
to Normal
61. Hui shen you deng jiao回身右蹬腳 (Huí shēn yòu dēng jiǎo): Turn
Body and Right Heel Kick
62. Hui tou dang men pao 回頭當門砲: Turning
around forearm punches.
63. Hui tou jin gang dao dui 回頭金剛搗錐: The Vajra
turns around and pestles.
64. Hui 灰: Grey
65. Huishou ru yun揮手如雲 (Huīshǒu
rú yún): Wave hands like clouds
66. Huiyin 會陰 (huìyīn) : Meeting
of the yin,an acupuncture cavity (acupoint) located on the perineum between the
anus and genitals. The "Convergence or
Meeting of Yin" The point between the legs between the anus and genitals.
67. Hun Tun 混屯: Chaos
68. Hunyuán Qigong 混元氣功: The special qigong system developed by
Grandmaster Feng Zhiqiang.
69. Hunyuán Xinyi Taijiquan 陳式心意混元太極: Taijiquan,
created by Feng Zhiqiang 馮志強, one of Chen Fake's senior students and a
student of Hu Yaozhen
70. Huo Bu活步 (huo bù): Moving step. The players stand in a circle; the player who is
pushed or pulled out of the circle, or falls down, loses a point.
71. Huobujia活步架: Lively paced frame taiji
72. Huxi 呼吸: Breathe//
In Taijiquan, it is supposed to be long, fine, quiet, and slow; breathe in and
out through the nose
73. Huxi Ziran呼吸自然 (hū xī zì
rán): Breathe naturally
74. Huzhun護肫 (hù zhūn): Protect
the stomach
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