2022年1月10日 星期一

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                             Glossary of Tai Chi Chuan Terms A-Z

太極拳英文詞彙 A-Z

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音符號拼音對照表

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 規則︰ 1. i=不發音  2. y=字首  3. w=字首

 特例︰ 1. ong             2. iong            3. ui              4. ing             5. iu              6. qu     

Q

1.        Qi : Energy; Breath; Force; Vital Force; life force;vital energy;breath or breath energy; circulating bioelectric energy in the human body ;universal energy or the energy of the body; vital energy which circulates in all living things ;Internal energy; intrinsic energy which circulates in all living things; Same as Chi (also chi, ch'i or ki); Same as Chi, or ki (Japanese), prana (Sanskrit), pneuma (Greek), spiritus (Latin), élan vitale (French)

3.        Qi qǐ:Commencing, from wuji to taiji

4.        Qì chen dantian氣沉丹田 (qì chén dāntián): Sink the qi to the dantian

5.        Qi Shi起勢: Commencing Form; Beginning position

6.        Qi xing 七星: Seven star

7.        Qian deng tui 前蹬腿: Front heel kick

8.        Qian kun 乾坤: Heaven and earth. Qian and kun are opposite trigrams of the bagua. Qian is three solid lines and kun is three broken lines.

9.        Qian Tang Ao Bu前趟拗步: Walking Forward by Stepping to Both Sides ; Advance Carefully with Twist Steps ; Kick Forward and Twist Step; Forward Twist Step; Wade Forward and Twist Step on Both Sides

10.    Qian Zhao前招:  Forward Trick; Forward Technique ; Front Posture; Roll Forward 

11.    Qian : Front

12.    Qian : Light

13.    Qian : dragging or pulling

14.    Qiang : Spear, a long pole with a short double-edged blade attached to the end, called ‘King of long weapons’. Also an instrument of finesse, not of force; hence, similar to the double-edge sword, which is also delicate.

15.    Qian:  Pulling

16.    Qigong qìgōng: Also Chi Kung; Energy Work; Vital energy training; Energy and Breath Training Work; Exercises for cultivating the Qi; Exercises to increase qi; cultivation of energy; Exercises to cultivate qi, usually systems of deep breathing techniques; Energy Work Exercises designed to coordinate, develop and/or increase Chi;  A system or method of working with the bodies energy;  A method of training developed to increase the vital energy; Training that consists of various static postures and/or callisthenics and is used for martial, health or meditative purposes; A type of Kung Fu training which specializes in building up the Chi circulation in the body for health and/or martial purposes.//There are a number of different types of Qi Gong:  Health or Medical Qi Gong, Vitality or Longevity Qi Gong, Intellectual Qi Gong, Martial or Warrior Qi Gong and Spiritual Qi Gong. Qi Gong can consist of individual exercises, or a series of set exercises. 

17.    Qihai 氣海: sea of energy

18.    Qing gong 輕功: Lightness exercise.

19.    Qing Long Chu Shui 青龍出水 (Qīnglóng chūshuǐ): Blue Dragon Flies Up from Water; Blue Dragon Flying Out of the Water;  Green dragon rises from water; Green Dragon Emerges from the Water: Green Dragon Comes Out of the Water

20.    Qingling輕靈: Light and Nimble

21.    Qinna (Chin Na)擒拿: Joint locking techniques; Seizing and Capturing skills

22.    Qishi 起勢: Commencing Posture; Preparation; Beginning

23.    Qu Xu Song Kua 屈膝鬆胯 (Qŭ Xĭ Sōng Kuà): Bend the knees and relax the hips

24.    Quanfa 拳法: Quanjia Form; Fist Methods; A set of movements

25.    Quan(quán): Style of Boxing (lit. Fist); boxing; an empty-hand fighting system; same as Ch'uan;a form; fist,often used to identify a fighting style. e.g.:Taijiquan, BaGuaquan, etc.

26.    Que Di Long 雀地龍: Dragon Rolling Downward; Dragon Hacks the Ground;Sparrow Ground Dragon 

27.    Que : Sparrow

28.    Qun Lun San昆侖山: A mountain range in Qinghai and Xinjaing Uygur Zizhiqu renown for martial arts


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