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Open the tool →走壁飞檐 (zǒu bì fēi yán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to display extraordinary martial arts skills, particularly in agility and acrobatics, such as walking on walls and leaping over rooftops; to be highly skilled in lightness kung fu”.
走壁飞檐 is pronounced zǒu bì fēi yán in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 走壁飞檐 means “walk on walls, fly over eaves”. It is used to mean “to display extraordinary martial arts skills, particularly in agility and acrobatics, such as walking on walls and leaping over rooftops; to be highly skilled in lightness kung fu”.
在墙壁上走,在屋雄上飞。形容武艺高强