The Chinese word **舞姿** is a compound noun formed by combining two meaningful characters: **舞** (wǔ), which means "to dance" or "dance," and **姿** (zī), which means "posture," "form," or "elegant manner." Together, they create a new, specific concept meaning "dance posture" or "the form and grace of a dancer's movement." This is a standard method of word formation in Chinese, where two independent, related morphemes are joined to precisely denote an aspect or quality of the core idea—in this case, the aesthetic and physical form inherent to the act of dancing.