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Open the tool →支左屈右 (zhī zuǒ qū yòu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the posture for shooting an arrow, where the left arm is extended and the right arm is bent; an archery stance”.
支左屈右 is pronounced zhī zuǒ qū yòu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 支左屈右 means “Extend left, bend right”. It is used to mean “describes the posture for shooting an arrow, where the left arm is extended and the right arm is bent; an archery stance”.
左:左手;屈:弯;右:右手。伸左手,弯右手。指射箭的姿势。