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The difference between 歪 (wāi) and 斜 (xié) is that 歪 (wāi) refers to something being crooked or askew, while 斜 (xié) refers to something being slanted or inclined.
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歪 (wāi) is commonly used to describe something that is not straight or not in the correct position. For example, 墙壁歪了 (qiángbì wāi le) means "the wall is crooked". It can also be used to describe something that is not done in the proper way, such as 邪门歪道 (xiémén wāidào), which means "devious means, crooked ways".
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