Exists! Drunken Master technique emphasizes the coordination of eyes, hands, body, legs and steps. The eye techniques include sight, glance, contempt, and glance; the technique techniques include point, cover, split, insert, pick, pick, and buckle; the body techniques include touching, bumping, squeezing, and leaning; the leg techniques include hooking, hanging, crossing, cutting, and lifting , kicking, flicking, wrapping; footwork includes lifting, falling, advancing, withdrawing, breaking, hitting, grinding, covering, etc. The content of its tumbling and tumbling includes "kites turn over", "little flips", "pull out the prodigal son", "single lift", "fold the waist to lift", "carp beat up", "grab the back", "pounce, tiger", "scurry". "Mao", "cross-legged fall", "cut-legged fall", "planting monument", "thumping on the ground", "falling fork", "knocking", "oolong column", etc. Practicing Drunken Boxing requires the ability to convey thoughts from the mind, quick hands and quick eyes, flexible steps, a balance of hardness and softness, quick movement and stillness, and both body and spirit. Drunken boxing is staggering in appearance, and the drunken form is lifelike, but it is required to achieve what the boxing proverb says: "the form is not drunk, the mind is not drunk", and "the step is drunk but the heart is not drunk". In the stumbling, swinging and other movements, there are hidden hints of dodge, exhibition, and so on. The key points of martial arts are soaring, moving, holding the position while holding the position, avoiding attacks, taking advantage of gaps, and pointing east and west. Drunken Master has high requirements on the flexibility of the waist and legs, the flexibility of the joints, the function of the internal organs, and the quality of the will. Through the performance, it can give people a feeling of upright, light and unrestrained. Drunken Boxing has always been listed as a martial arts performance and competition event, and this event is very popular at previous martial arts events. Drunken boxing is a pictographic boxing technique that uses a drunken form and state to confuse the opponent and integrates martial arts offensive and defensive techniques. It is characterized by rapid change and surprising the enemy. And with its unique ornamental value, fitness value and practical value, it is favored by martial arts practitioners, especially teenagers. Drunken Boxing routines have extremely rich connotations. The Drunken Boxing routines alone are divided into "Eight Drunken Immortals", "Taibai Drunk", "Wu Song Drunk", "Lu Zhishen Drunk and Attacking the Mountain Gate" and so on. The drunken boxing routines that are widely circulated nowadays can be roughly divided into two categories: one is the ancient drunken boxing routines, which focus on the practicality of martial arts; the other is the modern drunken boxing routines, which are expressive of falling, rolling, and drunken forms. The drunken fist seems to be leaning forward and back, leaning left and right, stumbling and stumbling, with no rules at all. In fact, this is not the case. The "hands, eyes, body, steps, spirit, energy and strength" that martial arts emphasizes are no exception in Drunken Master. If there are no martial arts rules and he truly becomes a drunkard, how can he call it martial arts? Every move and every move of Drunken Master strictly adheres to the rules of Drunken Master. Its elegant and free movements are the result of long-term hard training and high proficiency. Hand Shapes The hand shapes of Drunken Master mainly include: fist (Siping Fist, Duanbei Fist), palm (Willow Leaf Palm, Natural Palm), hook (five-finger hook) and finger (wine bottle finger). The main techniques include pinching, buckling, punching, splitting, smashing, pushing, throwing, chopping, poking, etc. The steps include lunge, horse step, stoop step, rest step, empty step, knee-lift step, etc. The footwork includes up The main leg techniques include spring, kick, kick, hook, wrap, and twist. , hanging, sweeping, cutting, etc. Elbow techniques include panning, pushing, lifting, swinging, smashing, etc. Knee techniques include pushing, hitting, kneeling, blocking, etc. In addition, drunken fist techniques include eye techniques, force techniques, body techniques, and pile techniques. It is also very particular. The shape of the drunken fist is mostly half-inclined and half-inclined, and the posture is often changed when the center of gravity is lost, so as to defend and attack the opponent. , closing, outward, lowering, twisting, turning, rotating, swinging and leaning forward, leaning back, etc. The strength is reflected in the drunken and uninhibited style of drunken fist. Lift your feet and move your heels to show your staggering state, and use the martial arts techniques of hitting, bumping, squeezing, and leaning on the shoulders, chest, back, and hips. The drunken boxing also includes "the upper plate is like a hundred branches shaking, the middle plate is like a bronze drum, and the lower plate is like roots." The eye techniques focus on confusing the opponent, mainly including sight, glance, glance, foolishness, and so on. There are two types of stance skills: static stance, horse stance stance, and lifting stance. Knee techniques; moving piles include twisting piles, swinging piles, etc. The biggest feature of the pile technique is that it requires the heels to be lifted off the ground and the soles of the feet to touch the ground. From the form, Drunken Boxing can be mainly divided into pouring wine, first drinking, slightly drunk, and crazy. There are several drunken forms and states such as drunkenness, drunkenness and sobriety. Many drunken fists include falling and rolling movements, such as jumping on the tiger, climbing on the monument, doing a head roll, side flip, back flip, throwing the plate, double flying master and falling, spinning. 360-degree body, golden scissors, carp kicking, Oolong struts, etc. The martial arts characteristics of Drunken Boxing are to use the drunk shape and state to confuse the opponent, and the skills require the body to be drunk but not drunk, the steps to be drunk but the heart not to be drunk, and the hands to be drunk. Quick eyes, flexible footwork, a harmonious combination of strength and softness, a harmonious combination of mind and spirit, and victory over the enemy. Actual combat tactics emphasize guarding and attacking in a false position, avoiding attacks, taking advantage of gaps, and drunken fists are good, but they need to be used. Learning to practice drunken fist well is not an easy task overnight.

First of all, you must have good basic martial arts skills and physical fitness, and then you must combine theoretical study and practical training with the characteristics of Zui Quan to form a rolling virtuous cycle; a trajectory of learning---training---improvement.

Breakdown of the action of persuading people to drink and change cups: 1. Stand with your feet side by side, your hands and fingers together, your straight arms against the outside of your thighs, and look straight ahead. 2. In the upper pose, take a step with your right foot horizontally to the right, move your upper body forward to the right, hold your right hand in a cup-like shape, and then extend it forward to the right in a drinking-like shape. Your left hand naturally presses on your waist, following the movement of your right hand. 3. Keep moving up, and continue to shift the center of gravity to the right and front. At the same time, use your right hand to strike forward fiercely, and look sideways to the right and front. 4. Keep moving up, grab the left foot forward to the right, turn the body back to the right, bring the right hand back in front of the body, pass the left hand in front of the body, pick up the cup from the right hand, and strike forward suddenly, keeping your eyes with the cup. 5. Turn your body to the left, take a step forward with your right foot to the left, then move your left foot half a step back to the left, and lean back to the left. At the same time, the left hand is brought back to the chest, horizontal to the elbow, and the right hand is struck forward from above the left hand, looking at the right hand. Martial arts significance: "Persuading Drinks for Cups" uses the Persuading Drinking Style as a test hand to attack the opponent's face or chest. If the opponent does not need to block and responds, then use the shoulder and long arm to strike; if the opponent responds, the opponent uses his left hand to block. I punch with my right hand, and I use my right hand to grasp the opponent's left wrist, then suddenly twist and turn, pulling with my right hand, and at the same time, I make a fist with my left hand and hit the opponent's throat or mouth (middle abdomen) from bottom to top. At this time, if the opponent holds my left hand with his right hand, I can suddenly release my right hand holding the opponent's left wrist, and quickly impact or hit the opponent's ear or chin with force. Instructions: 1. The "cup hand", also known as the "cup hand", is one of the main hand types in Drunken Boxing. "Cup holding hand": middle finger, ring finger, little finger curled and flexed, thumb and index finger open and slightly flexed, forming a crab claw shape. The "cup holding hand" is mainly based on point punching, which includes point, strike, pinch, rush, press, block, belt, wrap and other techniques. 2. "Cun Jin" means when the punch comes one or two inches close to the opponent's body. Use explosive force to hit the opponent, and this energy only occurs in a moment. 3. "Bai step" means one foot is in front of the other foot, and the legs are in a crossed position. Breakdown of Langbu tube top movements: 1. Stand with your feet side by side, put your hands and fingers together, put your straight arms against the outside of your thighs, and look forward. 1． In the upper pose, the body leans forward to the right. Take half a step forward with your right foot to the left, lean back, and insert your right hand downward and to the right. The forearm is internally rotated, the elbow is slightly bent, and the palm is pointed outward to the right and the four fingers are pointed forward and downward. Lift the left hand upward and externally, with the elbow erect, the palm facing the left rear, and the eyes looking forward. 3. Keep moving up, take a step forward with your left foot, and then take a half step back with your right foot. At the same time, rotate your right forearm externally, with the palm of your hand facing inwards, twisting your left wrist outward, with your four fingers slightly bent upwards, palm facing forward, in a posture of hugging. If you want to hold it, look to the left. Martial arts significance: "Wangbu Tuotuo" is our passive attack move. When the opponent grabs my shoulders with both hands from the front and pulls me back, I can follow the force of the opponent's throw and pull, take two quick steps, and stabilize my center of gravity. While walking, I insert my right hand from under the opponent's ribs and elbows to the back of his waist, turn my hand around his waist, and then use my left palm to support his chin and push upwards hard. His right hand then hugged his waist, causing the opponent's center of gravity to fall backwards. Instructions: 1. "Wangbu" is also called "staggering step", which requires the steps to lean forward and backward with the upper body, tilt left and right, and move forward, backward, and leftward, and use the body to drive the footwork. 2. Eye skills, there are six types of eye skills in Zui Quan, namely sight, glance, glance, contempt, delusion, and. "Contempt" means to look sideways, which contains the meaning of contempt. The appearance of the request seems to despise the other party and underestimate the enemy. This is giving the other party an illusion. In fact, it is to be careful and careful and attach great importance to the other party's every move. Breakdown of Gengzi leg movements: 1. Stand with your feet side by side, put your hands and fingers together, place your straight arms against the outside of your thighs, and look forward. 2. Step forward with your left foot, and at the same time, strike with your left palm from bottom to top and forward, looking forward to the left. 3. In the "Zhengshang" pose, the right palm points upward from the outside of the right body. Swing forward to the left, and at the same time move your right foot from the right to the left, swing up and close, pass in front of the body to the front and top of the left side, and strike the right leg with the left palm. 4. Keep moving up, continue to lower your right leg to the ground, turn your head to the right and back, stretch your left arm straight upward, palm back, four fingers upward, protect your right fist in front of your crotch, and look to the right rear. 5. Move your right foot forward slightly, lean your body back, bend your left arm forward and press down to the right in front of your right shoulder, with your palm facing the right, use your right hand to strike back with the Phoenix Eye Fist from under the left elbow, looking up to the right rear.

6. Stop for a moment in the upper pose, shift your center of gravity forward, bend your upper body forward, squat with your left foot forward and right foot together, without moving your left palm, move your right fist forward from the back and top of your right hand, and arc downward to support it in front of your right toe. On the ground, the fists are on the ground, the fist eyes are tilted toward the toes, and the eyes are looking at the ground directly in front of you. 7. Pause the upward movement, then push your left leg sharply back and upward. At the same time, push your right foot back on the ground to straighten it, increasing the reaction force of your left leg. Martial arts significance: "Gengzi Kick", also known as "Shadowless Kick", is the main kick technique in the "Drunk Eight Immortals" boxing technique. This leg is the main attack method. When the opponent uses a feint to probe me with his left hand, I will use my left hand to chop his left hand from top to bottom. At the same time, I will hit his face with my right fist in front and my right leg behind. Door. If the opponent steps back and dodges, and I fail to close my legs, he will take advantage of the opportunity to pounce forward. At this time, I can withdraw my right fist and hit his face, then quickly bend forward, and use the reaction force of my right leg to straighten my left leg to slam backward. Kick the opponent's abdomen. Instructions: 1. When using "Fengyan Fist", the thumb and index finger touch each other, the tiger's mouth becomes flat, and the point of force reaches the second knuckle of the index finger. The speed of release and retraction is very fast. It is generally used to hit the opponent's head, face and chest. . 2. When kicking forward, the "lihe leg" needs to use the inertia of the swing to quickly kick the leg upwards. The rotation of the body must also be coordinated with the back swing of the leg. When looping inward through the face, you must consciously contract the adductors of the legs quickly so that you have the strength to close inwards. When the body turns, the foot of the supporting leg cannot move, so that the toes always point straight ahead. Drunk Eight Immortals Quan Pu Lv Dongbin - Drunk Lifting a Pot and Strength of a Thousand Jin Tieguai Li - Swinging and Knee Collision, Drunken Still Really Han Zhongli - Falling and Holding the Tiwo, Heart-to-Heart Zhang Guolao - Drunk Throwing Cups and Kicks Han Xiangzi - Capturing and Holding the Wrist Drunk in the chest, Lan Caihe played the flute - toasted with a single hand and defeated Cao Guojiu at the waist - the immortal toasted and locked He Xiangu by the throat - flicked the waist to offer wine and walked drunkenly