What is the meaning of the complete lyrics of the Wudang theme song?

Answer 1

If it was referring to the opening theme song of Wudang, My Heart, the reference materials did not provide the lyrics content, so it was impossible to accurately describe the general meaning of the lyrics.
If it was the theme song of " Tai Chi Fan ", the lyrics would be " Lying like a bow, standing like a pine tree, sitting like a bell without moving, walking like a gust of wind." Southern Boxing and Northern Kick, Shaolin and Wudang Kung Fu, Taiji Eight Trigrams Interlocking Palm, and Chinese Godly Kung Fu. Lying like a bow, standing like a pine tree, sitting like a bell without moving, walking like a gust of wind. Southern Boxing and Northern Kick, Shaolin and Wudang Kung Fu, Taiji Eight Trigrams Interlocking Palm, and Chinese Godly Kung Fu. The cudgel swept across a large area, the spear picked up a line, the body was as light as a swallow in the clouds, and our heroic spirit soared to the sky. We train our muscles, bones, and skin on the outside, and train our breath on the inside. We combine hardness and softness without lowering our heads. We have a world in our hearts. Lying like a bow, standing like a pine tree, sitting like a bell without moving, walking like a gust of wind. Southern Boxing and Northern Kick, Shaolin and Wudang Kung Fu, Taiji Eight Trigrams Interlocking Palm, and Chinese Godly Kung Fu. With the Breeze Sword in hand, the two swords would be gone. The general idea was to describe the various forms of Chinese martial arts, such as the Southern Boxing and Northern Kicking, Shaolin Wudang Kung Fu, etc., emphasizing the characteristics of Chinese martial arts, such as vigorous and swift, both internal and external cultivation, and the combination of hardness and softness, to express their pride in Chinese martial arts.
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