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掐 nipping; to nip
掐法 nipping manipulation
起(Qi): to ascend or to rise
起伏(QiFu): up and down
其根在腳(QiGenZaiJiao): the root (of Jin) is at the feet
起居 daily life
起居宜慎 living a normal daily life
起火(QiHuo): to start the fire. In Qigong practice, when you start to build up Qi at the Lower Dan Tian.
奇經八脈(QiJingBaMai): the Eight Extraordinary Vessels. Literally, odd channels eight vessels
氣(Qi):
1)Chi, the energy pervading the universe and the life energy circulating in the human body, its nature is bioelectric;
2)air, Qi of breathing
氣遍身軀(QiBianShenQu): to circulate Qi around the entire body
氣遍身軀不少滯(QiBianShenQuBuSaoZhi): to circulate Qi around the entire body without slight stagnation
氣沉(QiChen): the Qi is sunken; to sink the Qi
氣沉丹田(QiChenDanTian): the Qi is sunken to the (lower) Dan Tian; to sink the Qi to the Dan Tian
氣功(QiGong): breathing exercise; Chi Kung, a type of Gongfu training which specializes in building up the Qi circulation in the body for health and/or martial purposes.
氣海(QiHai): Qi Ocean, the acupuncture cavity under the navel
氣力(QiLi): Jin, Qi is inner energy while Li is muscular power. Qi Li means to manifest the inner energy into physical power
氣脈(QiMai): Qi vessels or channels
氣舍(QiShe): Qi’s Dwelling; Implies the Lower Dan Tian.
氣勢 imposing manner; the energy state, the manifestation of internal power
起式(QiShi): starting form, commencing form
氣收斂入骨(QiShouLianRuGu): to condense the Qi into the spine bone
其樞在脊(QiShuZaiJi): The hinge is on the spine.
其樞在腰(QiShuZaiYao): The hinge is on the waist.
氣貼背(QiTieBei): the Qi circulates against the back
氣息(QiXi): Qi breathing, breath
氣下沉(QiXiaChen): the Qi sinks downward; the sinking downward of the Qi
氣血(QiXue): Qi blood, which can not be separated from each other according to the Chinese medicine.
氣騰然(QiTengRan): Qi upraising and excited
氣為旗(QiWeiQi): the Qi is the massage flag (i.e. 媒介media)
氣虛體質 constitution with Qi deficiency
氣郁體質 constitution with Qi depression
氣延脊行(QiYanJiXin): Qi circulates along the spine
氣滯之弊(QiZhiZhiBi): the problem of Qi’s stagnation
器械 weapons
古器械 ancient weapon
重器械 heavy weapon
長器械 long weapon
短器械 short weapon
軟器械 soft weapon
單器械 single weapon
雙器械 double weapons
多刃兵器 multi-edge weapon
其它器械 other weapons
器械名稱 the names of the weapons
七魄(QiPo): seven vital forces
七情(QiQing): ): the seven passions or emotions, which include happiness, anger, sorrow, joy, love, hate and lust.
七元(QiYuan): seven origins. Implies the original function of the seven orifices of eyes, nose, mouth and ears.
七情六欲(QiQingLiuYu): the seven passions and six desires
乾(Qian): one of the Eight Trigrams which corresponds to heaven
前(Qian): front.
前輩(QianBei): ancestors
前後(QianHou): front and rear, the front and the back
千斤墜(QianJinZhui): thousand pound sinking
牽強(QianQiang): coercive and forceful
前任(QianRen): predecessor
前任掌門(QianRenZhangMen): predecessor householder
前列腺炎 prostatitis
前推八匹馬 pushing eight horses forward
潛心揣摩(QianXinChuaiMo): to contemplate and ponder in the heart
強大(QiangDa): strong and large; powerful
強調(QiangDiao): to emphasize; to stress
強身健骨(QiangShenJienGu): to strengthen the bones and muscles
強筋健骨(QiangJin): to strengthen the tendons
槍 spear
槍術 spear play
槍的使用 the use of spear
槍的實用技法 practical application of spear
切診(QieZhen): palpation. One of the diagnostic techniques used in Chinese medicine.
擒(Qin): to catch or to seize
擒拿(QinNa) : to seize and control
青龍出水 green dragon springs out of water
清朝(QingChao): Qing Dynasty (1644~1912A.D.)
輕(Qing): light; lightness
輕沉(QingChen): light and sunken (i.e. heavy)
輕靈(QingLing): light and agile; lightness and agility
輕虛(QingXu): light and insubstantial
輕重(QingZhong): light and heavy; lightness and heaviness
情志調節 regulating emotions; the regulation of emotions
清晰准確 accurate and clear
酋 (Qiu): one of the twelve Terrestrial Branches (i.e. 5-7pm)
軀干(QuGan): torso
取決於(QuJueYu): to depend on
區別(QuBie): to discriminate; to distinguish; to differentiate
屈(Qu): bending; to bend
屈伸 (QuShen): bending and expanding
屈伸進退(QuShenJinTui): bending and extending, advancing and retreating
屈伸開合(QuShenKaiHe): bending, expanding, opening and closing
屈膝(QuXi): to bend knees
屈伸自如(QuShenZiNu): to bend and to stretch the limbs freely
曲池(QuShi): an acupuncture cavity
權(Quan): to gauge
權其輕重(QuanQiQinZhong): to gauge the light and heavy
圈(Quan): circle/大圈large~/小圈small~
全部的 entire, whole
全面訓練 comprehensive training
全身之主宰(QuanShenZhiZhuZai): the master of the entire body
拳 (Quan): fist
- 握拳: to clench one’s fist; to close the fist
- 打拳: to do Chinese boxing
- 練拳: to practice boxing
拳打腳踢(QuanDaJiaoTi): to strike and kick
拳擊(QuanJi): boxing, pugilism
拳架(QuanJia): fist frame (i.e. structure or posture)
拳架姿勢(QuanJiaZiShi): the postures of the fist frame
拳經(QuanJin): the fist classic; the classics
拳師(QuanShi): boxing coach, pugilist, boxer, martial artist, master
拳術(QuanShu): fist technique; martial technique; boxing
拳頭(QuanTou): fist
拳社 Boxing society
卻病延年(QueBingYanNian): to keep away from sickness and extend the life
缺陷(QueXian): defect; defective
起源於 originate from
起伏 rise and fall
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