Sword 67 Movements
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Traditional Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan 67 Movement Sword Form 杨氏太极剑剑式名称顺序 |
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1 |
预备势 |
Yu bei shi |
Prepare |
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2 |
起势 |
Qi shi |
Opening |
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3 |
三环套月 |
San huan tao yue |
Circle the Moon with Three Rings |
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4 |
魁星势 |
Kui xing shi |
Big Dipper |
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5 |
燕子抄水 |
Yan zi chao shui |
Swallow Skims the Water |
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6 |
右边拦扫 |
You bian lan sao |
Block and Sweep, Right |
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7 |
左边拦扫 |
Zuo bian lan sao |
Block and Sweep, Left |
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8 |
小魁星 |
Xiao kui xing |
Little Dipper |
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9 |
燕子入巢 |
Yan zi ru cao |
Swallow Returns to its Nest |
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10 |
灵猫捕鼠 |
Ling mao bu shu |
Agile Cat Seizes the Rat |
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11 |
凤凰抬头 |
Feng huang tai tou |
Phoenix Lifts its Head |
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12 |
黄蜂入洞 |
Huang feng ru dong |
Wasp Enters the Cave |
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13 |
凤凰右展翅 |
Feng huang you zhan chi |
Phoenix Opens its Right Wing |
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14 |
小魁星 |
Xiao kui xing |
Little Dipper |
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15 |
凤凰左展翅 |
Feng huang zuo zhan chi |
Phoenix Opens its Left Wing |
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16 |
等鱼势 |
Deng yu shi |
Casting the Fishing Rod |
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17 |
右龙行势 |
You long xing shi |
Poking the Grass to Seek the Snake, One |
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18 |
左龙行势 |
Zuo long xing shi |
Poking the Grass to Seek the Snake, Two |
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19 |
右龙行势 |
You long xing shi |
Poking the Grass to Seek the Snake, Three |
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20 |
怀中抱月 |
Huai zhong bao yue |
Embracing the Moon |
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21 |
宿鸟投林 |
Su niao tou lin |
Birds Lodging in the Forest |
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22 |
乌龙摆尾 |
Wu long bai wei |
Black Dragon Swings its Tail |
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23 |
青龙出水 |
Qing long chu shui |
Green Dragon comes out of the Water |
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24 |
风卷荷叶 |
Feng juan he ye |
Lotus Swirls Around in the Wind |
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25 |
左狮子摇头 |
Zuo shi zi yao tou |
Lion Shakes its Head, Left |
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26 |
右狮子摇头 |
You shi zi yao tou |
Lion Shakes its Head, Right |
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27 |
虎抱头 |
Hu bao tou |
Tiger Covers its Head |
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28 |
野马跳涧 |
Ye ma tiao jian |
Mustang Jumps the Ravine |
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29 |
勒马势 |
Le ma shi |
Reining in the Stallion |
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30 |
指南针 |
Zhi nan zhen |
Compass |
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31 |
左迎风掸尘 |
Zuo ying feng dan chen |
Dusting in the Wind, One |
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32 |
右迎风掸尘 |
You ying feng dan chen |
Dusting in the Wind, Two |
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33 |
左迎风掸尘 |
Zuo ying feng dan chen |
Dusting in the Wind, Three |
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34 |
顺水推舟 |
Shun shui tui zhou |
Pushing the Canoe with the Current |
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35 |
流星赶月 |
Liu xing gan yue |
Comet Chases the Moon |
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36 |
天马飞瀑 |
Tian ma fei pu |
Heavenly Steed Flies Over the Waterfall |
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37 |
挑帘势 |
Tiao lian shi |
Lifting up the Curtain |
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38 |
左车轮 |
Zuo che lun |
Left Cart Wheel |
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39 |
右车轮 |
You che lun |
Right Cart Wheel |
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40 |
燕子衔泥 |
Yan zi xian ni |
Swallow Carries Pieces of Earth in its Beak |
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41 |
大鹏展翅 |
Da peng zhan chi |
Roc Extends its Wings |
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42 |
海底捞月 |
Hai di lao yue |
Fishing for the Moon at the Sea Bottom |
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43 |
哪吒探海 |
Ne zha tan hai |
Naza Explores the Sea Bottom |
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44 |
犀牛望月 |
Xi niu wang yue |
Rhinoceros Looks at the Moon |
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45 |
射雁势 |
She yan shi |
Shooting the Wild Goose |
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46 |
青龙现爪 |
Qing long xian zhua |
Green Dragon Shows its Claws |
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47 |
凤凰双展翅 |
Feng huang shuang zhan chi |
Phoenix Opens Both its Wings |
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48 |
左跨拦 |
Zuo kua lan |
Step Over and Block Up, Left |
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49 |
右跨拦 |
You kua lan |
Step Over and Block Up, Right |
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50 |
射雁势 |
She yan shi |
Shooting the Wild Goose |
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51 |
白猿献果 |
Bai yuan xian guo |
White Ape Presents the Fruit |
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52 |
右落花势 |
You luo hua shi |
Falling Flowers, One |
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53 |
左落花势 |
Zuo luo hua shi |
Falling Flowers, Two |
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54 |
右落花势 |
You luo hua shi |
Falling Flowers, Three |
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55 |
左落花势 |
Zuo luo hua shi |
Falling Flowers, Four |
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56 |
右落花势 |
You luo hua shi |
Falling Flowers, Five |
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57 |
玉女穿梭 |
Yu nu chuan suo |
Fair Lady Works at Shuttles |
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58 |
白虎搅尾 |
Bai hu jiao wei |
White Tiger Swings its Tail |
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59 |
虎抱头 |
Hu bao tou |
Tiger Covers its Head |
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60 |
鱼跳龙门 |
Yu tiao long men |
Fish Jumps Over the Dragon Gate |
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61 |
左乌龙搅柱 |
Zu o wu long jiao zhu |
Black Dragon Twists Around the Pole, Left |
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62 |
右乌龙搅柱 |
You wo long jiao zhu |
Black Dragon Twists Around the Pole, Right |
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63 |
仙人指路 |
Xian ren shi lu |
Fairy Points the Way |
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64 |
朝天一柱香 |
Chao tian yi zhu xiang |
An Incense for Heaven |
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65 |
凤扫梅花 |
Feng sao mei hua |
Plum Flowers being Swept by the Wind |
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66 |
牙笏势 |
Ya hu shi |
Presenting the Tablet |
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67 |
抱剑归原 |
Bao jian gui yuan |
Return the Sword to its Original Position |