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太极拳 is added as an example. Thank you!
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拳 (quán) is a formal word in Chinese. It refers to the physical action of making a fist, as well as the martial art of Chinese boxing. It can also mean to curl or bend, as in the phrase "拳头 (quán tóu)" which means fist.
In Chinese, there are many different types of martial arts, and each has its own specific name. For example, "太极拳 (tài jí quán)" refers to the martial art of Tai Chi, while "武术 (wǔ shù)" is a general term for all martial arts.
In everyday conversation, people may use the word "拳 (quán)" to refer to the action of making a fist, but when talking about specific martial arts, it is more common to use the specific name of the martial art.
Overall, "拳 (quán)" is a formal word that is used in both formal and informal contexts, but it is more commonly used in formal settings when discussing martial arts or physical actions.
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