







白鹤晾翅 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fundamental Tai Chi posture where one opens their arms wide”. Resembling a white crane spreading its wings, often as a transitional or defensive move. Literally, “White crane airs its wings”.

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Open the tool →白鹤晾翅 (bái hè liàng chì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fundamental Tai Chi posture where one opens their arms wide”.
白鹤晾翅 is pronounced bái hè liàng chì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 白鹤晾翅 means “White crane airs its wings”. It is used to mean “a fundamental Tai Chi posture where one opens their arms wide”.
太极拳的一个拳式,动作像站定的白鹤张开翅膀晾着