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弓箭步 (gōng jiàn bù)

弓箭步
gōng jiàn bù

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

弓 gōng
bow; curved, arched
radical 57 ⼸ · 3 strokes
箭 jiàn
arrow; a type of bamboo
radical 118 ⽵ · 15 strokes
步 bù
walk, stroll, pace, march; to make progress
radical 77 ⽌ · 7 strokes

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